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Top 10 Art Galleries

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  • 1. Margo Leavin Gallery

    Margo Leavin presents contemporary American and European art and photography. Claes Oldenburg designed the sculpture “Knife Slicing Through Water” by the entrance.

  • 2. Chac Mool Gallery

    One of LA’s finest galleries for contemporary American art, its shows may feature sculpture by Los Angeles-based Robert Graham, ethereal paintings by Mary Corse, or colorful assemblages by Charles Arnoldi.

  • 3. George Stern Fine Arts

    This gallery specializes in late 19th and early 20th-century California-based Impressionist landscape painters such as Guy Rose and Maurice Brown.

  • 4. Tasende Gallery

    Modern and contemporary sculpture, drawings as well as paintings by international artists such as Eduardo Chillida or Henry Moore are on view.

  • 5. Hamilton-Selway Gallery

    Home to the largest collection of Andy Warhol originals on the West Coast, this gallery also features Roy Lichtenstein, Keith Haring, and other pop art icons.

  • 6. Tobey C. Moss

    This LA art scene fixture began with a focus on prints and drawings, but is best known as a keen promoter of pre-1960s California Modernists.

  • 7. Regen Projects

    This unassuming space, hidden in an alley, presents cutting-edge contemporary art by emerging and established artists, such as Catherine Opie, Lari Pittman, and Richard Prince.

  • 8. Iturralde Gallery

    This gallery run by the Mexican-born sisters Ana and Teresa Iturralde functions as a gateway to the US market for many modern and contemporary Latin American artists.

  • 9. Fahey/Klein Gallery

    A power in the world of rare, vintage, and contemporary art photography, Fahey/Klein showcases Henri Cartier-Bresson and other high-profile artists.

  • 10. Jan Baum Gallery

    Jan Baum is a top dealer in international and American art and represents prominent African-American artists, including the Saar family. Betye Saar designed downtown’s Biddy Mason park (see Biddy Mason: A Passage of Time).

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