Check out three opening exhibitions at George Billis Gallery, including Nina Tichava's abstract multi-media work, Danny Heller's painted scenes of Los Angeles, and D'Lisa Creager's copper wire objects. Head to The Getty to witness the evolution of architectural structures through photographs, or get into the Halloween spirit with Natalie Frank's paintings of melting faces ACME gallery. Take a break and view a cinematic trilogy of The Woods by Candice Breitz at the Perry Rubenstein Gallery. All of these exhibitions and many more are making their debuts, so plan your visits as we bring you this guide to L.A.'s top art shows opening this week.

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Architecture• Hollywood• oil paints• photography• etsy• The Woods• LA art• LA art shows• Collage• Downtown Los Angeles• CB1 Gallery• Mark Moore Gallery• Luis de Jesus• Margie Livingston• Acme• Ryan Wallace• Bollywood• Natalie Frank• Mira Schor• The Getty Center• acrylic• mixed media• duck• sculpture• Float• Alon Levin• Beautiful Things• Ambach & Rice• Ambach and Rice• Along Levin Beautiful Things• Nina Tichava• Nina Tichava Float• George Billis Gallery• Danny Heller• City Modernism• Danny Heller City Modernism• photorealism• D'Lisa Creager• copper wire• concrete base• Redactor• Ryan Wallace Redactor• Candice Breitz• Candice Breitz The Woods• Nollywood• The Audition• The Rehersal• The Interview• Perry Rubenstein Gallery• Paul Donald• Blind• Paul Donald Blind• duck decoys• Chthonic Garden• Mira Schor Chthonic Garden• Reversible Painting: Map• Jane Park Wells• Pollen Fields• Jane Park Wells Pollen Fields• Ruth Bachofner Gallery• Sharon Weiner• Some Things Can Change You Forever• Sharon Weiner Some Things Can Change You Forever• The Scene of Disappearance• Natalie Frank The Scene of Disappearance• In Focus: Architecture• Peter Wegner• Luis De Jesus Los Angeles• Objectified• Margie Livingston Objectified