I had no idea this place existed until an Eventbrite ad caught my eye. Shiri Phillips was doing a…read moresolo show of here artwork. If you didn't know her work, it's the most fun, colorful and happy art at the intersection of Impressionism, portals and optical illusion, where you squint your eyes and each segment of color is like a pixel in a tapestry of interwoven color and texture. The vibe was amazing ing and I just had to go see this art and support this artist. I arrived and found an entire treasure trove of fascinating art by dozens of artists. Each style is unique and well worth coming by. Imagine walking through a museum of the most amazing only talented artists and all the art is for sale. I bought two pieces. One of Shiri's of course. The art is reasonably priced and there are many different sizes. I highly recommend Artspace Warehouse for some of the best talent in the L.A. art world. The staff is wonderful and extremely helpful and full of knowledge about each and every artist, the types of art and our chats were so chill- no pretentious vibes here. Just joy. This was really a thrill to see locals, families choosing art for their homes, and people like me who came a bit of a distance to share the art experience here. I highly recommend Artsoace warehouse.

Last weekend I had visited a local art gallery. The employees were well informed and willing to…read morerespond to inquiries. The way the exhibits were arranged was such a well-reflective idea in my mind, small, and with a soul.

I visit both LA locations every few months to check out their new exhibits. They usually have art…read morefrom very cool/unique artists that I've never heard of. I also really appreciate the cultural diversity of the art they select! It's definitely my favorite gallery in town, and im always recommending it to people.

A really fun art gallery... Definitely a must-see. We really enjoyed the current exhibit.!read more

Nice lil gallery I stopped inside one day. They were featuring a local artist who used to model,…read morethen spent her life traveling and recreating what she saw abroad. The owner was nice and we spent quite a while chatting about business and other random things. Take a gander inside its worth it. Hopefully they start having more events here to bring people in like open mics and stuff.

This is a beautiful new art gallery on Melrose, just across the street from Fairfax High School…read more The proprietors are lovely, and the art is elegantly curated.

Top notch place! PRO! Amazing stable of artists and quite possibly the most well-designed gallery…read morespace in LA! Be aware, there are two locations. The main gallery and then another building nearby with smaller galleries, which is cool because you can walk right through the office space into the secret back gallery where they show all of the secret really expensive beautiful pieces. Go check it out, it's free!

From the owner: Founded in 1991, Matthew Marks Gallery represents twenty-seven European and American artists of…read moredifferent generations. The gallery handles work in all media, including painting, sculpture, photography, film, drawing and printmaking. In January 2012, Matthew Marks Gallery opened a gallery in Los Angeles and added a second space in November 2012.

Gallery itself is small however what makes his gallery shine is the frequent art exhibits and…read moreopening nights they host, make sure to get on the mailing list to be notified of events and have a nice night of drinks and mingling among the art

I have not had the pleasure of visiting art galleries in Los Angeles. We decided to check out the…read moreMash Gallery recently and I found it to be fun and educational. We looked at a bunch of historical and modern art from the gallery of some of the best world artist around the world. Place is small and limited parking. Nice cool goodies to drink and munch on during the trip. I had a good time. I'd come and visit again.

Omg obsessed!!! this has to be my fav gallery in Los Angeles! the art selection is stunning and the…read moreaffordability is such a plus. Great for any home, condo, apt or office space. Wonderful styles and colors. esp love the large scale pieces. A standout is def Bruce Rubenstein! his art and styles are incredible. And everyone that works there is super friendly, informative and helpful!

From the owner: Artplex Gallery offers a large selection of high-quality original contemporary art representing a…read morebroad spectrum of major international artists. Visit our art gallery to find art you will love for every wall. The spacious gallery is known for bringing internationally acclaimed artists using innovative mixed media techniques to Los Angeles.

whoohoo, first review! stopped by this gallery after eyeing some nice art pieces in the window and…read moredecided to check it out. as i perused around, i saw lots of street art and cool knick knacks displayed by artists i weren't too familiar with...but after talking to the owners about street artists that i liked, he was able to point out a few prints and pieces in the back of the store that were on sale. the owners were really chill and were kind enough to show off pieces from their own collection that they were selling. they also had a few prints by Shepard Fairey and other artists for sale as well. i ended up buying a Cryptik- Eastern Philosophy book, which was sold out online and so it was a pleasant surprise to find here. definitely a cool spot to check out if you're into contemporary/urban art!

Best gallery on La Brea! I've discovered some amazing artists here such as Greg Simkins & Travis…read moreLouie. I always see something I like so this is a must visit. If the artwork is too pricey there may be other options such as books or prints available.

I RSVPed to see the KP Projects pop-up in Chinatown for Scott Hove's Cake Infinity Chamber. I'm a…read morebig fan of his work after I first saw it in DTLA near Santee Alley. This pop-up was located on Mei Ling Way, so we almost missed the gallery. I was a little disappointed though because it wasn't as big of a gallery at the one in DTLA, so it didn't show case as much of his work. I still loved what little they had there though. Plenty of parking located in Chinatown. We parked in a lot that cost $5 so we spent more time in Chinatown after viewing the pop-up.