Pink American Express credit card labeled “American Expense” with the Denis Bloch logo overlayed.

American Expense

Kristin Simmons presents her first solo exhibition in Los Angeles at Denis Bloch Fine Art in Beverly Hills. Through her vibrant and colorful art pieces, she aims to spark discussion and debate around highly politicized and divisive themes such as drugs, capitalism, and guns, hoping to encourage viewers to engage critically with the issues and ideas that inspire her art.

Kristin Simmons stands in front of a life size Game of Life board.
Four hanging canvases with diamonds spilling out of a 3D pharmacy bag hanging on a wall.
The word “INSANE” in bold letters on a white background hanging on a wall.
Denis Bloch gallery in California from outside at night.
Four colorful paintings that each say “Beverly Hill: That’s where I want to be!” in glitter.
Close up of a life size monopoly board with the names of different California cities.
Denis Bloch gallery in California from outside at night.
Side angle of a life size Game of Life board with witty and relatable tiles about womanhood hanging on a wall.
Four hanging canvases with diamonds spilling out of a 3D pharmacy bag hanging on a wall.
A screen print of colorful barbie surrounded by floating accessories hangs on a wall.
Side view of two life size Game of Life boards with witty and relatable tiles hangs on a wall.
Three bottles of Pommery champagne and two filled champage flutes.