Pepin Moore

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2011 | Best Basement in Chinatown

Basements in Chinatown have character. Dank and unfinished, most feel like they could have been speakeasies or covert crime dens in eras past. But the Pepin Moore gallery on the far end of Chung King Road has a particular below-ground charm. Upstairs, the space is split into two narrow rooms. Each has its own staircase leading down to an open, concrete-floored area perfect for impromptu dance parties and video screenings, and Pepin Moore has hosted both since moving in at the end of June... More »

"Jamais Vu": Emilie Halpern

By Catherine Wagley | Thu, January 26, 2012

Emilie Halpern's pitch-perfect exhibitions keep proving that art and artists can be well-adjusted, levelheaded and still interesting. Her second solo show at Pepin Moore, called "Jamais Vu" (which means "never seen," and refers to a phenomenon sim... More »
Pacific Standard Time to Night Gallery: The Year in L.A. Art

By Andrew Berardini | Thu, December 22, 2011

This past year, Los Angeles has been haunted by dreams of itself. For years, I've passed the Olive Motel on Sunset in Silver Lake — such a strange stray dog of a building, eminently adoptable. I've thought of trying to buy it with nonexistent mone... More »

2011 | Best Basement in Chinatown