Jeffrey Deitch

A free art gallery in weho showcasing some interesting artwork from local artists. No tickets needed, just walk in. Has other locations (different exhibits) around LA as well. Look online for the schedule. For this location, there’s an entrance in the front and the back, and garage parking close by. Very small gallery, two main rooms with tall ceilings. Gets busy on weekends. Right now the exhibit currently shows living paintings by Refik Anadol, beautiful kinetic digital artwork driven by data and AI. You’re not going to learn much reading the info but you get to enjoy some spectacular digital art. There’s also plenty to eat, drink, and check out in the area so you can make a day of your trip. The infinity room was very underwhelming and not worth the long line in my opinion (low res projections and dirty floor). Will definitely keep an eye out for events and come back. Highly recommend!

Great exhibit with plenty of room to enjoy these colorful paintings. Surrounding neighborhood is being built up lots of new spots all around here. Must add that they rotate exhibits so sign up to their newsletter and come back for the new exhibits.

Newest exhibit “Hello, my name is Nadia” was an amazing display of artistic expression! Half of the display was of the artist dressed as different characters and with trays in the center on a conveyor belt that told you about their personalities! The other half of the exhibit is the appreciation of various women bodies. Other parts had a movie theater seats with a movie showing a person watching us! The motel sign with a side window of a tenant inside and a street light that cast the atmosphere that you were observing everyday lives! Highly suggest taking the time and making the trip to the Jeffrey Deitch Gallery to see the work of art by Nadia Lee Cohen!!

I love this gallery! The openings are always really fun; Kenny Scharf’s MOODZ and Ariana Papademetropoulos’ The Emerald Tablet were incredible events. The vibe is really good. Even if there are a lot of people in the space it doesn’t really feel crowded.

Neat and clean, but small. They have a bigger gallery down the street. They have a clean restroom inside as well.

Amazing show, the best I've seen in a while. Brilliant paintings by Adriana Papademetropoulos and sculptures by the late Mike Kelly whom I adore. Easy street parking. Today was the last day of this exhibit.✨

new exhibit "Refik Anadol: Living Paintings" was amazing! the gallery was clean and nice. free offered parking was great, too.

I thought this art gallery was very cool with calm and soothing music when paintings all come to life and change in different colors.