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812 N. Robertson Blvd. West Hollywood, CA 90069

310-273-0603 

http://www.margoleavingallery.com  

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812 N. Robertson Blvd. West Hollywood CA 90069

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  • Funny but not too funny

    Funny but not too funny

    By Catherine Wagley | Thu, September 06, 2012

    Margo Leavin Gallery will close this fall, after 42 years in business. Its final show, called "Arctic Summer," gets at that cool, pared-down approach the gallery and its artists have always taken to humor. The first room feels like kindergarten,... More »

  • Five Artsy Things to Do This Week, Including a Castle in the Clouds

    Five Artsy Things to Do This Week, Including a Castle in the Clouds

    By Catherine Wagley | Wed, September 05, 2012

    This week, a performance artist celebrates a jazz singer, a Parisian artist celebrates a German-born architect and an iconic L.A. gallery says goodbye with the same savvy it's always had. 5. Everyo... More »

  • Margo Leavin Gallery, Closing After 42 Years: How It Became One of L.A.\'s Best

    Margo Leavin Gallery, Closing After 42 Years: How It Became One of L.A.'s Best

    By Catherine Wagley | Fri, August 17, 2012

    Tuesday, Margo Leavin Gallery announced it will close after forty-two years. The news comes as a surprise. L.A. galleries close, move or rebrand themselves all the time, but not Margo Leavin. Hers h... More »

  • John Baldessari Tries Mash-Up Art at Margo Leavin Gallery

    John Baldessari Tries Mash-Up Art at Margo Leavin Gallery

    By Catherine Wagley | Fri, June 08, 2012

    "John Baldessari is so successful, he carries absolutely nothing in his pockets," says gravelly voiced Tom Waits, halfway through a six-minute film about the 80-year-old, 6-feet-7-inch-tall, L.A. po... More »

  • Crazy things made normal

    Crazy things made normal

    By Catherine Wagley | Thu, April 05, 2012

    William Leavitt's paintings look like he assembled his palettes from Home Depot paint chips, and his drawings look like movie-set versions of 1950s subdevelopments. The fact that roller coasters, futuristic tents and minimalist partitions... More »

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