It’s your last chance to see Double Trouble, the fabulous show featuring the neon art of Michael Flechtner and Linda Sue Price. It’s in SubTerra which is the perfect spot for some cool neon. 2-5pm. See you there. You can also check out The Glass Show in the LAM Gallery, upstairs.

We’re previewing three fabulous shows in one evening! On the Main Floor Gallery you’ll see When the Canvas Speaks Louder, curated by Susan Karhroody In SubTerra we have Double Trouble, featuring the neon art of Michael Flechtner and Linda Sue Price. Upstairs in the LAM Gallery we are hosting our First Annual Glass Show, with over a dozen fabulous glass artists. There will be fire…torchwork demos.

Showing in SubTerra. Never before shown together, their artwork shares a visual conversation. Collectively, our work spans over 75 years. We are related not only by blood but also by color, dedication, and exploration. Sophie Corwin was a feminist artist during a time when women artists were not recognized. Aleka was a member of the feminist art movement in the 70’s and 80’s, and Miranda is interweaving feminist spirituality in every piece she creates.

While you visit, you can also see Aleka’s work in Enter The Goddesses 3 and The Assemblage Show.

-Opening Sunday, October 5, 1-4 PM
Tarot readings from Annaliese
PUSSY POWER Poets: Linda Kaye, Ed Burgess, Anna Broome, Richard McDowell with Natalie Fratino on bass. 
Plus poems from Minette Achanking and Diana Olney

Enter the Goddesses 3
Celebrate Goddesses in their myriad forms!

Goddesses have been with us since the beginning of recorded history. They embody
love, birth, death, forgiveness, jealousy, rage, and self-knowledge; and they command
our imagination and senses. In a time full of war, pain, poverty, climate destruction, and
denial of human and earthly dignity it is well past time to embrace Goddess nature once
more.
-Preview and goddess crafts Thursday, October 2, 6-9 PM (with DTLA Artnight)
Curated by A. Laura Brody, founder of Opulent Mobility.

We’re sad to see it go. It’s the Pressing Matters show’s closing shindig. Last chance to pick up a cool print piece. We’d love to see you! And FYI, earlier there’s an artist talk for The Assemblage Show. Come see both! Sounds like a plan!

So much to know! Where do they get their goodies, their stuff, their version of paint? What inspires them? From 1-4pm Sunday, September 28, you can find out. Come to The Assemblage Show artist talk and you can learn about their art and how it came to be. Right after the talk we’ll have the closing for Pressing Matters, our print show, and One Shy of a Dozen will be closing in the Main Floor Gallery. So much art to see!

Hang out with the artists in the show One Shy of a Dozen and learn more about their art. Maybe you’ll find something you might like to take home with you. The event is from 3:30-5:30 in the Main Floor Gallery. While you’re here check out our two other shows, Pressing Matters, our second annual print show in the SubTerra, and The Assemblage Show in the LAM Gallery. Good times.

This show is so good! We have assembled some of the coolest assemblage pieces you have ever seen. Don’t miss the opening this Saturday, September 13, from 6-9pm. The show is located in the LAM Gallery on the second floor. There will be tacos…first come, first served. I’m thinking about making cookies as well. And if you are interested, come early and see the artist talk for Pressing Matters, our Second Annual print show, located in the SubTerra Gallery.

Come by Saturday, September 13 from 4-6pm to the SubTerra Gallery, to hear the hows, wheres ,whys, the artists did what they did. They’ll talk technique, inspiration, and answer most reasonable questions. And stay for the opening of our first annual Assemblage Show, in the LAM Gallery, which starts at 6.

It’s the opening for Pressing Matters, our Second Annual Print Show. The party starts at 3 and goes until 6. And for more fun you can check out the two other shows we’re hosting, The Dude Show (which is closing), and One Shy a Dozen, that just opened. Good times!

This has been one of the most fun shows here at The Los Angeles Makery since we opened. That rug really tied the room together. It’s your last chance to check out The Dude Show. Come by 3-6pm Saturday. You can also check out the opening for Pressing Matters, and One Shy of a Dozen, our other shows here at The Makery.

One Shy of a Dozen, opens this Thursday during DTLA Art Night. Come by to see their show in our Main Floor Gallery, from 6-9pm. We’ll also be hosting the soft opening for our show, Pressing Matters, which is our Second Annual Print Show, located in SubTerra. And if you haven’t caught the Dude Show yet, the LAM Gallery on our second level is the place for that.

“That rug really tied the room together.” We gave them rug samples donated to The Los Angeles Makery by Marc C Phillips rugs, and they went far beyond the call of duties. You have to see them. Creativity comes alive in the LAM Gallery. You can preview the show during DTLA Art Night on Thursday, 8/7 from 6-9pm, or come by for the opening Saturday, 8/9 from 6-9pm.

Good times.

First Thursday is upon us yet again. We are warm and it’s going to be good to out during the evening seeing art. We have three shows for you to see. You can preview The Dude Show, which opens officially in our LAM Gallery, this Saturday. We also have two other shows that just opened you should check out. LELA International presents Expression of Peace, in our Main Floor Gallery and Founders Room, and in our SubTerra Gallery we have the photography show Artist/Proof, currated by Richard S. Chow, in collaboration with 3G Gallery Collective.

You can also check out the studios of working artists and see what they’re working on. Come see art!

Glow in the Dark is so much fun. It’s immersive and interactive. This show has been a blast. There will be another next year. Start planning. In the meantime, come in for one last look and to hang out with the artists. Festivities begin at 4 and last through 7. There will be cupcakes, limited supply.

In SubTerra you can experience The Glow Show. Lit by black light we’ve got both art and atmosphere to immerse yourself in. Dress appropriately. We want to see you glow too. And up in the main gallery will be The Voodoo Doll Show, giving us all a great way to vent and release any pent up frustrations due to the current administration and their shenanigans.

We look forward to seeing everyone!

It’s DTLA Art Night and we’ve got two shows to preview. The Voodoo Doll Show and The Glow Show. This will be nothing but fun! Come by and check us out!

Sadly, it’s time for the 3rd Annual Spring Invitational to come down. As usual Cathy has curated a gorgeous show, with artists that are also friends. Come hang out and see the show one last time. YOu might have to take something home with you.

In our SubTerra Gallery we are so pleased to have one of our resident members Adeola Davies-Aiyeloja’s solo show, Veils of Becoming Self. Come see her show and also check out our two other openings, Four Badass Women Artists on the main floor, and the 3rd Anuual Spring Invitational, on the second floor. 3-5pm.

Once a year the Makery has the Spring Invitational where we choose some of our favorite artists for a springtime inspired show. This time each of our members are each inviting an artist of their choice. The theme is Finding Joy, which we all need now more than ever. Come see art. There are three openings on each of our floors, in each of our gallery spaces. Finding Joy takes places in our LAM Gallery. IN SubTerra we are featuring Adeola Davies-Aiyeloja. In our Main Floor gallery is Four Bad Ass Women Artists. May 4, 2025, 2-5pm.

Four Badass Women Artists are just that and they include Barbara Nathanson, Barbara Tabachnick, Karol Blumenthal, and Fay Samimi. They’re showing in our Main Gallery on the ground level. Festivities begin at 2 through 4pm. You can also see art in our other gallery spaces with a solo show of Adeola Davies-Aiyeloja’s work in SubTerra, and the 3rd Annual Spring Invitational is in the LAM Gallery on the second floor. Come see art!