One of the city's top private gallery spaces, with museum-standard exhibitions of modern and contemporary art. Recent shows have included a retrospective of American conceptual artist Joe Goode and painter John Altoon, as well as the premiere of a digitally restored version of Bruce Conner's seminal experimental short film, A Movie.
Kohn Gallery
Hollywood
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