Justin Bettman, Weight of Stillness — installation view at Interval Gallery
No. 03Past Exhibition

Justin Bettman
Weight of Stillness

April 9 — July 2026
2522 W Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles

The Exhibition

A project about quiet, suspended moments — and what sits just beneath them.
Justin Bettman

Weight of Stillness was a solo exhibition of new personal work — a series of photographs shown alongside a short film on continuous loop. The scenes are domestic and ordinary: a table, a meal being prepared, a television left on. Each is constructed, lit, and held at the point just before anything resolves.

Warm highlights sit against cooler shadows. Familiar objects anchor each frame while something in it stays slightly out of true. Figures are caught in gestures they never finish.

Works in the exhibition include Dinner, Bellman, Mom, Couch, TV and Solo Dinner. Editioned prints remain available — enquire here.

Opening Night

The room, full.

Scenes from the opening reception on West Sunset Boulevard — the work on the walls and the people who came to stand in front of it.

Visitor beside a large framed photograph during the exhibition opening at Interval Gallery
Visitor gesturing toward framed photographs hung along the gallery wall
Guest at the Interval Gallery opening night, framed photographic works on the wall behind
Opening night at Interval Gallery, Los Angeles, with a framed work at the edge of the frame
Two guests in the gallery during the opening reception, framed work behind them
Guest in the gallery during the opening, framed work visible to the right
Guest viewing the exhibition during the opening reception
Visitor in the corner of the gallery space during the opening
Visitor on the stairwell at the Interval Gallery opening

Opening reception, 2522 W Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles

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