1. La Luz de Jesus • 4633 Hollywood Blvd. • 323-666-7667
Regular Hours: Mon-Wed 11-7 pm, Thurs-Sat 11-9 pm, Sun 12-6 pm
Street parking only.
La Luz de Jesus was born in Los Angeles as the brainchild of entrepreneur
and art collector Billy Shire. Jonathan Shaw called Shire "The Peggy Guggenheim of Lowbrow" and the creator of a whole new school of art in
Los Angeles. The gallery showcases mostly paintings from today's
most interesting and influential artists.
Bringing lowbrow to the masses since 1986.
Exhibiting during the Art Crawl: Ana Bagayan "There, there"
Born in Armenia in 1983, Ana Bagayan moved to Burbank, California with her family when she was six years old. In 2003, while still attending Pasadena's Art Center College of Design, Bagayan submitted work for consideration to La Luz de Jesus Gallery's annual juried group show and was accepted immediately.

Bagayan graduated from Art Center in December 2004. Her whimsical yet edgy
paintings reflect her intense formal training, rich cultural background & interests
in vintage photographs and children's toys, books and dollhouses. Her work has
graced the pages of such publications as Rolling Stone, GQ and Spin Magazines, depicting eerily life-like celebrity caricatures of such notables as Beck, Avril Lavigne and the Olsen Twins. "There, there" will be Ana Bagayan's second solo-exhibition at La Luz de Jesus Gallery.

2. eastside studios • 4626 Hollywood Blvd. • 323-660-7874 •
Regular hours: Mon-Fri 10-6 pm, Sat by appointment.
Eastside studios is an on-camera, commercial, and print casting facility. Using our reception area as an informal gallery, eastside studios provides exhibition space for photographers to show their work on a monthly basis.
Exhibiting during the Art Crawl: TBA

3. Rosemary's Billygoat Odditorium • 4519 Sunset Blvd. • 323 666-GOAT
Regular Hours: Tuesday-Saturday: 12-7pm Closed Sun. & Mon.
Dark art gallery, frea museum and oddities shop. Come bask in the
Gothic Side Show Miasma.
Exhibiting during the Art Crawl: TBA

4. Metro Gallery • 1835 Hyperion Ave. • 323 663-2787
Hours: 1-7pm; Tuesday-Saturday
Metro Gallery is dedicated to the promotion and sale of contemporary fine art.
We feature paintings, photography and sculptures. We are proud to represent
some of the most talented and innovative emerging artists.
Exhibiting during the Art Crawl: TBA

5. The Orphanage Gallery • 1903 Hyperion Avenue • 323 669-1247
Regular Hours: By Appointment Only
Parking in adjoining lot and meters.
The Orphanage is a brand new venue for local, national and international
emerging artists. We are confident in presenting accessible art for
viewers and collectors of all types.
Exhibiting during the Art Crawl: Introductions Group Show featuring
art by Donna Anger, Drew Brown, Sarah Dougherty & more...

6. Thinkspace • 4210 Santa Monica Blvd.• 323-913-3375
Regular Hours: Thursday- Sunday, 1pm-6pm
Founded in October 2005 by the members of Sour Harvest and Cannibal Flower. Specializing in cutting edge art in the pop surrealism, street art and outsider art movements. All events are free and feature an open bar and music.
Exhibiting during the Art Crawl:
"Picks of the Harvest- batch three" New works from over 100 artists
with a featured installation from Audrey Kawasaki.

7. Reform School • 4014 Santa Monica Blvd. • 323 906-8660
Regular Hours: 1 to 8pm
Brand new, Reform School is now in session.
Exhibiting during the Art Crawl: TBA

8. Maker • 4008 Santa Monica Blvd • 323 253-3309
Regular Hours: By Appointment.
Established in 1998, Maker is an ever growing art installation and gallery. An unconventional exhibition space, Maker explores the hidden dialog of found and recycled objects, their essence and the conversations that exist in uniting
them - consistently reinventing meaning and function. Maker is dedicated to
the realization of dreamer's dreams.
Exhibiting during the Art Crawl: Maker is proud to present "Revolutions"
multi media group art exhibition.Our featured international artist in Maria Lowenstein, with additional works by Sophie Neudorfer & Mac Maker.
More artists to be announced..
Art Crawl Hours:
Friday, September 15th 6pm -10:30pm
Saturday, September 16; 12-10pm
Opening reception & party with live street performances at 2:00, 5:00 & 8pm
Sunday September 17th; 12-6pm
with afternoon Mimosas

9. Junc Gallery • 4017 Sunset Blvd. • 213 814-2640
Regular Hours: Saturday & Sunday 12-7pm
We show contemporary work influenced by illustration and other popular vernacular by the top emerging artists from the U.S. and aboard.
Exhibiting during the Art Crawl:
New work by Rachel Solomon, Nolina Burge, Alika Cooper and Amy Ross

10. Gallery O @Sunset ORANGE • 3824 Sunset Boulevard • 323 666-6898
Regular Hours: Thursday- Sunday 12- 6pm
A rotating exhibition of local artists and photographers in a living room setting of mid-century and Danish modern furnishings.
Exhibiting During the Crawl:
ArtCast Photography - September 15, 2006 - Opening Night Reception

11. Libby's Vintage Home and Garden • 3821 Sunset Blvd • 323 663-2600
Regular Hours: Tuesday - Friday 12:00- 7:00 pm, Saturday 10:00 am - 7:00 pm, Sunday 12:00 - 6:00 pm
Libby's Vintage Home and Garden is tucked away in the heart of the "bustling bohemia of sunset Junction in Silver Lake." Established in October of 2001 by former animation producer and artist, Libby Simon, the shop specializes in vintage indoor and outdoor items and plants, with a touch of new/recycled & vintage-like merchandise. The art openings are an ongoing series with local
Los Angeles artists and subjects.
Exhibiting During the Crawl: Barbara Lai Bennett
“Observatory Series on Mirrors”This recent series of work was inspired by vintage mirrors Barbara found at Libby’s and by the Griffith Observatory, which she can see from her studio in Silver Lake. The Observatory was built in 1935 and has undergone major renovations with plans for it to reopen this year. Barbara created these pieces by an ink transfer of digitally manipulated photos, oil, watercolor paint and other media. There is a mixture of abstraction and representation, nostalgia for the past and anticipation for the future.

12. Living Room • 3531 Sunset Blvd • 323 665-5070
Regular Hours: M-Th: 11-7pm, Fri. 11-10pm, Sat. 10-7pm, Sun. 11-5pm
Parking available, complementary cocktails, and live music (mellow acoustic)
Living Room features a wide array of local artist work. Our collection includes functional furniture, paintings, photos, prints, art from our
community and the world.
Exhibiting during the Art Crawl: TBA

13. Swallow • 3208 Sunset Blvd. •323 660-0751
Regular Hours: Tuesday-Sunday 12-7pm
Swallow is an art space dedicated to showcasing fine and superfine artwork
of all kinds.
Exhibiting during the Art Crawl: TBA

14. Gallery Revisited • 3204 Sunset Blvd. • 626 253-5266
Regular Hours: Wednesday - Sunday, 12 to 6pm
Valet parking available next door.
Accessible art with content. Curated shows, open-view flat files, zines, works on paper. Specializing in collage and mixed media.
Exhibiting during the Crawl: "Lyrics and Dialogue"
#2New work: two person show with Neil Wax & David E. Stone
As a young suburbanite, Neil Wax fell in love early on with the noxious pleasures
of purchase and consumption.It is of some relief for him to be able to liberalize
my bottled-up emotions. Of course, nothing takes the pain away completely,
but it’s nice to know that we can contain it somehow- for better or worse.
Neil Wax's Abject Goods TM are sometimes also seen in Japan.

To date, David E. Stone has shown scribbled out crossword puzzles from magazines, proposed rides for an unrealized amusement park called Ordinary World, large vinyl advertising banners of the signature of artist, Joseph Beuys,and more. The materials used in his artwork have included gold leaf, digital prints, neon, ink, white-out, dirt, bronze, plastic water bottles, hard ground etching, lenticular trading cards, burned books to mention a few.
Stone's work has been shown at the Museum of Modern Art in NY, Hirshhorn Museum in Washington DC, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts and the
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.

15. Lioness Art Gallery • 3032 Sunset Blvd • 818 252 7168
Hours: Saturday 12-6 PM, Sun - 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM
Electic collection of photography and varied media.

16. Monkeyhouse Toys & Art Gallery • 1618 1/2 Silverlake Blvd.
323 662-3437
Regular Hours: Tuesday-Sunday 12-6pm
Unusually fun toys & art.
Exhibiting during the Art Crawl: TBA

17. Materials and Applications • 1619 Silverlake Blvd @ Effie •
323 913-0915
Regular Hours: 10am- 10pm
Exhibiting During the Crawl:
"BUBBLES" Opening event of our latest installation will be held on Friday September 15th

18. Ghettogloss Gallery • 2380 Glendale Blvd #C • 323 912-0008
Regular Hours: Mon.- Fri. 9-6pm, Sat. & Sun. 5-10pm
Ultra Contemporary Art. Ghettogloss rents cleared art for feature films,
television & commercials
Exhibiting during the Art Crawl: TBA

19. Tropico de Nopal • 1665 Beverly Blvd • 213 481-8112
Regular Hours during exhibition: Wed-Fri 12-4pm; Sat 1- 5pm
Tropico de Nopal Gallery-Art Space is dedicated to exhibiting and promoting contemporary emerging and mid-career artists through cross-cultural and multi-disciplinary art forms, scheduling four to six exhibits per year.
Plenty of Street parking.
Exhibiting during the Art Crawl:
Maria Elena Castro "SEXAPILOSA" (sex appeal not part of the title)
Mixed media, paintings and assemblage.

20. The Echo • 1822 Sunset Blvd • 213 413-8200
Join us for the Art Crawl 9 Kick Off Party!
Friday, September 15th from 8:00-2:00 am
We will be open for all ages from 6PM-7:45PM. It is free to enter however we will clear the venue and re-open for the party at 8PM. At this time we will be
21 and up and there is a $10 door/ $5 with Official Flyer

This event is free and open to the public.