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Carla Gannis, Virtues and Vices, 2023. Courtesy of the artist and EPOCH, Los Angeles

Carla Gannis, Virtues and Vices, 2023. Courtesy of the artist and EPOCH, Los Angeles

·© the artist and EPOCH

artwork

Virtues and Vices

by Carla Gannis.

also known as Virtues AND Vices

Profile (past & present)

Exhibitions: Catalyst

Connections

Parent collection: wwwunderkammer

Coverage · 3 articles

Substantial

2023How to Reworld Reality

Passing

2026The Weird Science of Carla Gannis
2024The Interview | Lynn Hershman Leeson

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The Weird Science of Carla Gannis

Eva Yisu Ren · Interviews · Mar '26

The Interview | Lynn Hershman Leeson

Carla Gannis · Interviews · Feb '24

On the Index

Carla Gannis— Artist

Los Angeles County Museum of Art— Museum