Photos: The scene at the L.A. Art Show

Lluis Barba is reflected in his work, “La Muestra de Gersaint Watteau,” on display at the L.A. Art Show.

Artist Jeff Gillette’s archway entrance to the Littletopia area at the L.A. Art Show is a re-creation of the castle-like piece he showed at Dismaland, the satirical temporary amusement park that artist Banksy built in England last year.

Desire Obtain Cherish’s sculpture, “Cherry Meltdown,” is on view at the L.A. Art Show.

Eugenio Merino’s “Always Reagan” in the UNIX Gallery at the L.A. Art Show.

In “Wilting Point,” performance artist Millie Brown reclines on a bed of flowers for the duration of the L.A. Art Show.

Inside artist Scott Hove’s installation at the L.A. Art Show.

Artwork in the UNIX Gallery at the L.A. Art Show.

Melanie Pullen builds her installation for her “High Fashion Crime Scenes” series at the L.A. Art Show.

“From the Streets to Canvas,” presented by the Mural Conservancy of Los Angeles at the L.A. Art Show, is a study of Los Angeles’ rich mural tradition and history.