Los Angeles October Art Shows: Ry Rocklen, Michel Auder, Jordan Nassar, and More

Hyperallergic's art guide for October highlights ten exhibitions in Los Angeles that center on themes of daily life. At Wilding Cran (607 N Western Ave, East Hollywood), Ry Rocklen's "Desert Lenses" will be on display until October 24, featuring ceramics inspired by photography. The Jeni Abramson Gallery (461 N Western Ave, East Hollywood) is hosting its first exhibition, Michel Auder's "Remains of the Day," also available until October 24. Roberta Gentry's "Blood Orange" at Track 16 (706 Heliotrope Drive, East Hollywood) is open through October 24, with a discussion scheduled for October 11. Elliott Hundley's "Book of Sand" at Regen Projects (6750 Santa Monica Blvd, Hollywood) is on view until October 24. Additional exhibitions include Gronk's "X Reason," Emmanuel Louisnord Desir's "Rough Ways," and Jordan Nassar's "Describing Clouds," all running through October 31, along with "Hard Line Women" at NonakaHill (until November 7), Susan Silton's "Diving into the Wreck" (until November 22), and John Baldessari: Sculptures at Sprüth Magers (until December 19).