Kohn Gallery is a contemporary art gallery on Highland Avenue in Los Angeles, founded by Michael Kohn in 1985. Its large rooms, high ceilings and skylights give paintings and sculpture plenty of space, while exhibitions bring together established artists and newer voices. Look for work by artists including Andy Warhol, Dan Flavin and Mark Tansey, as well as distinctive collections such as Mark Ryden’s “Gay 90s.” Admission is free, and a parking lot behind the gallery can be reached from Citrus Avenue.
A gallery founded in 1985
Michael Kohn founded the gallery in 1985. Its program includes work by established artists such as Andy Warhol, Dan Flavin and Mark Tansey, alongside exhibitions by emerging artists. The gallery also represents the estate of Bruce Conner.
Its focus includes pop art and modern masters, as well as new work across painting, sculpture and mixed media. Exhibition content changes, so check the current show before planning a visit.
Space for art
The gallery occupies a 12,000-square-foot space. High ceilings, reported as 22 feet, and skylights shape the main rooms; a sculpture garden is also part of the site. The generous scale suits large displays as well as individual works.
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Is admission to Kohn Gallery free?
Yes, admission is free.
Is Kohn Gallery open on Sundays?
No. The gallery is closed on Sundays.
Is there parking at Kohn Gallery?
Yes. Free parking is available behind the gallery, with access from Citrus Avenue.
