“espirales o flores, tal vez (spirals or flowers, maybe?)” Acha’s forms hold more than one reading at once—a spiral is also a flower, a clock face is also a moon, conjuring the way feeling and perception layer in a single moment.
Beverly Acha | Circular Ruins
On view through May 30
Images courtesy Josh Schaedel
Beverly Acha
mariposa, tal vez? [butterfly, maybe?], 2025
Pastel on paper
20 x 16 in. framed, 16 x 12 in. unframed
Beverly Acha
espirales o flores, tal vez? [spirals or flowers, maybe?], 2025
Pastel on paper
20 x 16 in. framed, 16 x 12 in. unframed
Beverly Acha
eternal time (broken clock IV), 2026
Oil on linen
8 x 10 in.
Image courtesy Josh Schaedel
“Circular Ruins” is on view at 508 Chung King Road through May 30. Message us for an exhibition price list.
“Circular Ruins” is on view at IZZY LEE through May 30. Stop by to see Brooklyn-based painter Beverly Acha’s LA debut! Message us or email [email protected] for an exhibition price list.
Beverly Acha
skywatchers (lunar time), 2026
Oil on linen
67 x 59 in.
Images courtesy Josh Schaedel
The gallery is open from 12-5 today and tomorrow. Stop by to see Beverly Acha’s LA debut❣️
Beverly Acha
Circular Ruins
April 17 - May 30
IZZY LEE
508 Chung King Road
Los Angeles, CA 90012
Image courtesy Josh Schaedel
Acha’s “Circular Ruins” began with this group of small paintings—the “broken clock” series. Each opens to the viewer through a clock face: springs unwind, hands drift, the mechanism comes apart. Acha’s fantastical visual language evokes timelines alongside our human one—celestial, eternal, dream—as real as the one we live by.
The gallery is open Thursday-Saturday from 12-5 and “Circular Ruins” is on view through May 30.
Individual artworks:
Beverly Acha
quiet time (broken clock III), 2026
Oil on linen
8 x 10 in.
Beverly Acha
celestial time (broken clock VI), 2026
Oil on linen
8 x 10 in.
Images courtesy Josh Schaedel
“Echoes of time (Cunningham Pond Swims),” 2019–2026, was started during Beverly Acha’s first fellowship at MacDowell, the historic artist residency in Peterborough, New Hampshire, where she took daily swims in Cunningham Pond, a nearby swimming hole. Acha set the painting aside for several years and picked it up again during her second MacDowell fellowship. Returning to the pond—and the painting—last summer, she realized she had been unknowingly painting the light and movement of the water all along.
Stop by until 5PM today to see Beverly Acha’s LA debut, “Circular Ruins,” on view through May 30.
Beverly Acha
echoes of time (Cunningham Pond swims)
2019-2026
Oil on linen
40 x 48 in.
Images courtesy Josh Schaedel
Come see Beverly Acha’s “Circular Ruins” today through Saturday from 12-5!
Beverly Acha
time keeper (time maker), 2023-2026
Oil on linen
22 x 20 in.
Image courtesy @joshschaedel
Beverly Acha’s “Circular Ruins” is on view this Thursday through Saturday from 12-5❣️message with questions or for a price list.
IZZY LEE
508 Chung King Road
Los Angeles, CA
Photo courtesy Josh Schaedel
What a night! Huge congratulations to Beverly Acha on her LA debut, and thank you to everyone who came out to celebrate with us. “Circular Ruins” is now on view through May 30, and gallery hours are 12-5 Thursdays-Saturdays. Message us for a price list, and hope to see you all again soon!
IZZY LEE
508 Chung King Road
Los Angeles
Opening tonight! Join us from 6-9PM to celebrate the LA debut of Beverly Acha, “Circular Ruins”—and the launch of IZZY LEE❣️message us or email [email protected] for a price list.
508 Chung King Road
Los Angeles
Beverly Acha: Circular Ruins
April 17 - May 30, 2026
Images courtesy Josh Schaedel and install courtesy Brice James
Join us this Friday April 17, from 6-9PM to celebrate the opening of Beverly Acha’s LA debut, “Circular Ruins.”
IZZY LEE
Circular Ruins | Beverly Acha
508 Chung King Road, Los Angeles
Image: detail, Beverly Acha
mariposa o flor, tal vez? (el mimetismo) [butterfly or flower, maybe? (mimicry)], 2020-2026
Oil on linen
22 x 20 in.
Image courtesy Josh Schaedel
IZZY LEE is delighted to present “Circular Ruins,” the LA debut of painter Beverly Acha. Opening Friday, April 17 with a reception that night from 6–9PM.
Based between Brooklyn, NY and Bennington, VT, Acha has created a new body of work that takes up the rich symbolism of time and the systems we use to order it, playfully opening and subverting both to imagine other possibilities. Informed by magical realism (the exhibition shares its title with Jorge Luis Borges’s 1940 short story), Acha offers a visual language in which familiar forms and symbols refuse to behave: the spiral that doesn’t resolve, the clock that doesn’t quite comply, the moon that keeps its own time. “Circular Ruins” invites the viewer into a space where other ways of keeping time—and the worlds they might make possible—come into view.
Beverly Acha: Circular Ruins
April 17 - May 30, 2026
IZZY LEE
508 Chung King Road
Los Angeles, CA 90012
Photo courtesy @joshschaedel
Design courtesy @simonviii