today happened to be a national art museum day and a free Sunday for admission to this small but…read morequaint diverse Art Gallery sitting just behind the Frank Lloyd Wright Hollyhock house at top Barnesdale Park. There are plenty of doses and guides on the short weekend days that they're open.(usually Thursday through Sunday from 11AM to 5 PM.) as a smaller museum it's not gonna have any of the well-known famous people on exhibit. However, you'll find a unique collection of many local artists with a very wide range of talents. The reception desk is very friendly and all docent are knowledgeable about the exhibits. When free admission is available it's an outstanding value. This is also a family, friendly museum, although there is no touching but a good place to introduce your family members to new art forms. Parking is free and entrance is accessible from the handicap parking by entering from the no step side entrance next to the Hollyhock house. A great place to spend a couple hours for a very low price and see quite interesting art on a constant changing and rotating basis.

Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery is a city-run gallery in a beautiful building in Barnsdall Park,…read morewhich is how I ended up on its mailing list (oh, Friday night wine tastings, I remember you from before I had children). I got an email about the COLA IMAP Design and Visual Artists Exhibition, featuring new work by six mid-career L.A. artists, and decided to check it out. It was a quick, pleasurable visit. The gallery was attractive and inviting, with plenty of space devoted to each artist's work. The artists featured were all connected to L.A. in one way or another: Patricia Fernández, Wakana Kimura, Michael Massenburg, Duane Paul, Elyse Pignolet, and Kyungmi Shin. I wasn't really familiar with any of them, and I enjoyed the introduction. LAMAG is free and open to the public with easy parking, so I'd definitely recommend checking it out, especially if you make it part of a larger exploration of Barnsdall Park (the park is lovely, and the Hollyhock House is fantastic). It's small, so don't expect the full museum experience, but it's well worth your twenty minutes.

This gallery has amazing photographs from iconic photographers, including my own :-)…read moreThe owner is the iconic, Jim Morrison photographer, and his work is so collectible. You really have to have an image from this gallery if you're a rock and roll fan. All your favorites can be found here.

Morrison Hotel Gallery is all about ROCK AND ROLL! I recently attended an event at Morrison Hotel…read moreGallery and was absolutely amazed at the fabulous photography that they have available for sale to the public. There were some of the most iconic images taken of rock and roll stars both on stage and in more relaxed settings. Can you imagine owning one of the original photographs of, for example, the first Crosby, Stills & Nash album? You can find that at the Morris Hotel Gallery. Was Jimi Hendrix your jam? You'll find images of Jimi too. I was raised on rock and roll. Seeing the photographs at Morrison Hotel Gallery took me back to so many wonderful times in my life. It is absolutely worth the trip to the gallery. Whether you're a buyer or not you are sure to leave the experience with a smile on your face. As far as I'm concerned it's a "must do" if you've been touched by the artists and their music!! 5*+

It's not Frieze. It attracts a lot of Asian galleries, particularly Korean as they seem to be the…read moreonly ones buying. There are some interesting pieces especially the Diversity LA installations. One gallery featured Sylvester Stallone paintings. There's one that featured Picasso and Andy Warhol. There are not that many sculptures but one Uruguayan sculptor caught my attention. Another artist painted on glass but had led light backlit as if light is coming through the windows. One gallery showed the same artworks from last year. You would expect that they feature some new works. There are some affordable artworks under $500. They do offer in and out privileges with a hand stamped.

The security checked our bags on the way in which is expected but on our way out they checked mine…read moreand my daughter's purses again. I had the smallest purse almost a clutch size. I felt disrespected and targeted because I am Hispanic. I had a bad experience with their service and on top of that they included AI art something I stand against. I don't plan to go to back to the LA Art show ever again and I was so excited to go this year because I haven't been in a few years. I got 4 tickets for the family big let down! I paid all this money including $35 for 45 minute parking just to be insulted

Stopped by to look at some paintings. This place is pretty awesome. They have all kinds os…read moredesigns, we toured the place and were able to see artist at work getting creative with the paintings. Staff is really polite and helpful. If you are looking for art work for your home or office this is the go to place.

Have worked with this company for many years. So top natch in every way wish all of our suppliers…read morewere the same. Quality speaks for itself. Would say that there value for the dollar is unsurpassed! Always on target with the look and the colours

Recently moved here from NYC! Great to see them added to the LA scene--loved their exhibits and…read moreinstallations in SF and their current works are no exception. To enter, go to the front entrance of the Packard Lofts and call Transfer on the door panel, loft #420. Go up the elevator to the 4th floor and head down to loft #420; door should be open during gallery hours.

If you want to see what experimental digital artists are doing this is the place…read more In LA you know it's all movie industry driven. Transfer is digital art centric, hackers, gamers, post -conceptual networked artists. The artist exhibiting in this space push beyond whats accepted and/or commercially viable. You must check this out!

I don't really enjoy the oil paintings here but I enjoyed Mark Ryan's stacked sculptures. Kiel…read moreJohnson's was a good show. Next year they will exhibit photographs in the project room. The dealer has an eye for ink drawings. They show amazing woodblock prints and memento mori paintings but I don't know any of the artists they represent.

Just got back from an opening tonight with a friend and had a great time- DJ, drinks, amazing art,…read moregreat crowd. also very friendly staff at the gallery whether a prospective buyer or art appreciator.

I went to a party at Duncan Miller Gallery for the launch of LARB Books, the publishing wing of the…read moreLA Review of Books, where I work as an editor. It was the perfect venue for a book party, a chic, spacious art gallery where we were able to set up a bar and a table to sell journals and books. The party was in April, in the middle of the gallery's Writers & Poets exhibition, showcasing dozens of rare, beautiful photographs of literary legends like Nabokov, Borges, Faulkner, and Joyce; Alice Walker, Margaret Atwood, and Joyce Carol Oates. This was a pretty wonderful treat for a bunch of book lovers and publishing people. I guess this exhibition is now over, but there's always something to see at Duncan Miller Gallery. I'd recommend it if you want to view some art, and maybe throw a nice little party.

An amazing little gallery, that never falters in their hospitality and exhibits…read more Their events through the years have always been fun. I look forward to the next! Dan is the man!

Small, modern gallery that just had their opening reception in mid-November. Very interesting…read morepieces from leading edge artists from around the world such as Bas Jan Ader, a video artist, Vito Acconci, a New York sculptor and installation artist, and Hans Bellmer a french surrealist. On view until the end of December. Located two doors east of the tatoo business, on the south side of Sunset, just west of Sierra Bonita, hours are 12 - 5pm. Four stars, as the parking is very limited here, and the area is also a bit shady.