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1110 Mateo Street
Los Angeles, CA 90021
213 395 0762
Luis De Jesus Los Angeles is dedicated to presenting and supporting a highly diverse roster of artists whose work engages with regional and global art discourse, exploring a wide range of personal, social, cultural, and aesthetic concerns. Representation within the roster is split nearly equal between male and female artists, with 50% of the artists being of Latinx, Asian, or Black diasporas. The gallery's program has garnered wide recognition, with artists receiving prestigious awards, participating in international biennials and art fairs, and having their work acquired by major museums, institutions and collectors. 

Partners Luis De Jesus and Jay Wingate opened their first gallery, Luis De Jesus Seminal Projects, in San Diego in 2007.  In 2010, they relocated to Santa Monica and rebranded as Luis De Jesus Los Angeles. In 2011, the gallery moved to the Culver City Arts District where it operated for ten years. In the spring of 2021, the gallery opened its current home, an expansive space downtown on the edge of the Los Angeles Arts District. Prior to the west coast, De Jesus lived in New York City for two decades and worked in a number of galleries and museums.

Artists Represented:
Jim Adams
Hugo Crosthwaite
Karla Diaz
Zackary Drucker
June Edmonds
Chris Engman
Ken Gonzales-Day
Nicolas Grenier
Sherin Guirguis
Lia Halloran
Carla Jay Harris
André Hemer
Melissa Huddleston
Phung Huynh
Laura Karetzky
Tristram Lansdowne
Hector Dionicio Mendoza
Griselda Rosas
Gabriel Sanchez
Federico Solmi
Edra Soto
Evita Tezeno
John Valadez
The Estate of Miyoshi Barosh
The Estate of Nathan Gluck
Works Available By:
Maggie Michael
Luis Emilio Romero

 

 
View of Ken Gonzales-Day: "Another Land," 2022
View of Laura Krifka: "Still Point," 2022
View of Gabriel Sanchez: "Mirando al mundo ((Looking at the World)," 2021
View of Edra Soto: "The Myth of Closure," 2021
View of June Edmonds: "Meditations on African Resilience," 2024
View of Nicolas Grenier: "Eyes Adjusting Slowly," 2021
View of Hugo Crosthwaite: "Ex-voto," 2025
View of Laura Karetzky: "Concurrence," 2021
View of John Valadez: "Chaos Anime," 2024
View of Lia Halloran: "The Sun Burns My Eyes Like Moons," 2021
View of Phung Huynh, "Return Home," 2024
View of Federico SolmI: The Bacchanalian Ones," 2021
View of Laura Krifka: "Carousel," 2024
View of Jim Adams: "Eternal Witness," 2021
View of Hector Dionicio Mendoza, "Buscando Futuro (Searching for a Future)," 2024
View of Miyoshi Barosh: "LOVE," 2020
View of Karla Diaz: "Mujer Valiente y Los Diablitos (Brave Woman and The Little Devils)," 2024
View of Peter Williams: "Black Universe," 2020
View of Griselda Rosas: "Donde pasó antes (Where it happened before)," 2024
View of Hugo Crosthwaite: "Tijuas! (Death March, Tijuana Bibles, and Other Legends)," 2020
View of Evita Tezeno: "The Moments We Share Are the Memories We Keep," 2023
View of "UNLOCKING THE MIND: Nathan Gluck’s Early Surrealist Collages," 2024
View of Chris Engman: "Prism," 2023
View of Melissa Huddelston: "Primordial Spring," 2024
View of Mimi Smith: "Head On," 2023
View of Sherin Guirguis: ": A’aru // Field of Reeds: Gathering," 2023
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