Westwood Contemporary, a gallery supported by Cal American Corporation, presents the pop-up exhibition "Skip Victor: No Words," a thought-provoking exhibition of multimedia artwork. Skip Victor is a Los Angeles-based artist working in various media including printmaking, painting, digital art, photography, and neon. His first solo exhibition, "No Words," prompts the audience to reflect on the ambiguities, absurdities, and contradictions of culture and society, from social structures to life experiences, and from the commercialization of art to human loss and connectivity. Victor approaches these themes both playfully and ironically with a spirited interaction of language and imagery. "Skip Victor: No Words" is curated by the Wende Museum’s Associate Curator Emma Diffley and Chief Curator Joes Segal, with support from Nicole Blue, Cynthia Greenwald, Alfredo Hernandez, Julian Banks, and Justin Jampol, and in collaboration with Los Angeles-based neon artist Michael Flechtner. "Skip Victor: No Words" opens on Sunday, May 4, 2025, with an opening reception from 4pm to 7pm, and speeches at 5pm. The exhibition will be on display until May 25, 2025.