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Located at 1728 N. Vermont in Los Feliz, Co-op 28 Gallery is the exhibition annex to Marci Siegel's boutique Co-op 28. We have revolving, monthly shows offering the work of local artists in a new atmosphere that's both inviting and relaxing.

Our gallery space is available for private parties, photo shoots and filming.

Co-op 28 is an eclectic unisex co-operative boutique that sells all types of jewelry, bath and body products, clothes, baby and pet items, leather products, pillows, candles, wall art, photos of vintage movie & rock stars, guitar straps,
gifts and so much more! All HANDMADE or from INDEPENDENT designers from around the world. Artists who are interested in participating in our Co-op can contact me at coop28handmade@aol.com with links or images of their designs.

We also have a gallery annex, Co-op 28 Gallery located in the back of our store.

La Luz de Jesus Gallery was established in 1986 as the brainchild of entrepreneur and art collector Billy Shire, considered largely responsible for fostering a new school of California art and prompting JUXTAPOZ Magazine to dub him "the Peggy Guggenheim of Lowbrow."

Showcasing mainly figurative, narrative paintings and unusual sculpture, the exhibitions are post-pop with content ranging from folk to outsider to religious to sexually deviant. The gallery's objective is to bring underground art and counter-culture to the masses. Past shows have been groundbreaking, launching unknown artists who have since become famous, such as Manual Ocampo, Joe Coleman, Robert Williams and Shag.

A new exhibit opens on the first Friday of each month, with an opening reception that DETAILS Magazine calls "the biggest and best party in Los Angeles."