925 N. Orange Drive, Los Angeles

February 15-April 26, 2025

Opening reception: Saturday, February 15, 6-8PM

7000 Santa Monica Boulevard, Los Angeles

February 15-April 26, 2025

Opening reception: Saturday, February 15, 6-8PM

7000 Santa Monica Boulevard, Los Angeles

February 19, 2025, 6-8PM

 Tschabalala Self will be signing copies of her books, Make Room and Bodega Run in conjunction of the opening of her exhibition, Dream Girl, at our 7000 Santa Monica Blvd. space.

Extended Hours for Hollywood Galleries

In celebration of LA Art Week, Jeffrey Deitch and neighborhood galleries are extending our hours until 8 pm on Wednesday, February 19th. We will be hosting a mezcal tasting in our 925 N. Orange Drive courtyard by Perro Verde.

76 Grand Street, New York

On view through February 22, 2025

Tyler Ballon, Right to Bear Arms/Second Amendment, 2024-25

18 Wooster Street, New York

March 8-April 19, 2025

Opening reception: Saturday, March 8, 6-8 PM

Sharif Farrag, Love Complicated Jug, 2024

76 Grand Street, New York

March 8-April 19, 2025

Opening reception: Saturday, March 8, 6-8 PM

Michael Alvarez, Look at This Photograph 3, 2022

Jeffrey Deitch will be presenting a group of Los Angeles artists in our gallery circle including Michael Alvarez, Mario Ayala, Karon Davis, Isaac Psalm Escoto, Sharif Farrag, Kohshin Finley, Alfonso Gonzalez Jr., Zoé Blue M., Gabriela Ruiz, Kenny Scharf, Alake Shilling, and Christopher Suarez.

Coming out February 20 and featuring exclusive artist interviews, installation images and archival material from the gallery’s award-winning exhibition. The book also features essays by Raquel Gutierrez and Rose Salseda.

To celebrate the release of Kim Hastreiter’s new book STUFF: A New York Life of Cultural Chaos and the opening of her curated exhibition My Amazing Friends at our 76 Grand Street gallery, we hosted a night of soup, performance and friends!

Alake Shilling and Gabriela Ruiz named as two of 27 artists participating in the Hammer Museum’s seventh edition of their Made in L.A. biennial.

The exhibition will open on October 5, 2025 and run through January 4, 2026

The Palais de Tokyo and the CAPC Musee d’art contemporain in Bordeux join forces to unveil and present the cryptic work of RAMMELLZEE. In his first large-scale European exhibition, this enigmatic exploration is conceived in two acts, like the sides of an audio cassette or vinyl record.

ALPHABET SIGMA (Side A), will be on view at the Palais de Tokyo, from February 21 to May 11, then from June 13 to September 7, 2025. Side B at the CAPC (Bordeaux), will open from March 12 to September 20, 2026.

RAMMELLZEE is featured in Above Ground: Art from the Martin Wong Graffiti Collection at the Museum of the City of New York, on view through August 10, 2025.

A coalition of major arts organizations and philanthropists in L.A., led by the Getty Museum, created the LA Arts Community Fire Relief Fund, a resource for artists and art workers across disciplines who have lost residences, studios or livelihoods or have otherwise been impacted by the devastating Los Angeles fires.

Alfonso Gonzales Jr. is one of forty artists to work with White Label Editions to release a special print in support of the Grief and Hope Fund. The fund is a collaborative effort to support Los Angeles Artists and Art Workers affected by the recent fires.

Bypass is a 24×18 inch, high quality print of his painting of the same name from his recent solo exhibition, This Was Here, at our New York gallery.

Project Phoenix was launched by a collective of concerned art professionals dedicated to advancing wildfire relief and recovery efforts for the Los Angeles art community. The project harnesses the goodwill of business and nonprofit leaders to raise and distribute much-needed funds, host informational webinars, and publish a directory of resources tailored to the art community.