LA Art House
8825 Beverly BoulevardWest Hollywood CA, USA
(310) 205-0480
www.laarthouse.net
About LA Art House
LA Art House is the result of a unique vision shared by Margaret Perenchio and Ann Moss, born out of their passion for art and their deep desire to help emerging artists. As artists in their own right, the two decided to combine their interests in art and philanthropy and created a gallery modeled on the 19th century French idea of the salon—an atelier where both artists and non-artists can exchange ideas and nurture their creativity.
With Margaret Perenchio at the helm and Carole Bayer Sager, Ann Moss, Kelly Day, and a supporting team of creative people contributing their vast talents to this unique project, LA Art House is coming into its own as a private studio and a gallery which both showcases contemporary art and supports emerging artists. 100% of our profits are donated to the Hammer Museum in support of Hammer Projects, an international exhibition forum for emerging artists from around the globe.
LA Art House is an experience as much as it is a destination in your quest for quality art. Please visit us the next time you’re in West Hollywood and enjoy the richness of original, fine art in a warm and relaxed atmosphere.
Upcoming Openings
Past Openings
Reality Check
Exhibition Dates: Thursday, February 26, 2009 - Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Contemporary Realist painters Malcolm T. Liepke, Laurent Dareau, Frank Ryan and Taylor Montague show their work....more info
Wounded
Exhibition Dates: Thursday, May 7, 2009 - Tuesday, July 7, 2009
Three emerging Chinese arists explore the loss of innocence in their worlds....more info
DAMIAN ELWES
New Paintings
Exhibition Dates: Thursday, October 8, 2009 - Sunday, January 3, 2010
After three critically acclaimed, sold-out shows in London, Santa Monica based artist Damian Elwes brings his unique and literate paintings to Los Angeles. This exhibition will feature his renowned “Artist’s Studio” series which are the result of meticulous and heartfelt research into the intimate lives of some of the most famous painters of the 20th century. UK newspaper The Independent who referred to his show 2006 show at Scream Gallery as a “triumph”, explained “Elwes depicts the interiors of…Picasso, Matisse, Frida Kahlo and Gaugin. Each picture is redolent of its absent subject (the artist) but Elwes avoids Pastiche by retaining his own style while using palettes typical of the artists and the works they were making at a particular point in their lives.” In addition to this celebrated series, the LA Art House will also introduce viewers to the birth of new works that draw on Elwes’ now vast knowledge of modern masters. Focusing on the themes of inspiration, communication and the evolution of creativity, his most recent paintings are a synthesis of the best aspects of past art historical achievements and reveal a soulful, intelligent future. ...more info