Kopeikin Gallery

Kopeikin Gallery, founded in 1991, is a cornerstone of the Los Angeles contemporary art scene, internationally known for its discerning focus on photography and its expanding vision that now includes painting and works on paper. Originally rooted in the legacy of photography’s greats, the gallery has shown iconic artists such as Diane Arbus, Edward Weston, Walker Evans, and Garry Winogrand—figures who helped define the visual language of the 20th century.

Over time, Kopeikin Gallery has evolved to embrace the work of contemporary visionaries like Jill Greenberg, Jeffrey Milstein, Chris Jordan, Kahn and Selesnick, and Kevin Cooley, reflecting a commitment to innovation and relevance in an ever-changing art world. The gallery’s curatorial approach consistently bridges historical context with present-day perspectives, offering viewers a rich dialogue between past and present.

Beyond exhibitions, the gallery is deeply involved in art consultation and collection development, catering to both seasoned collectors and those just beginning their journey. With access to a wide network of artists and institutions, Kopeikin Gallery has a reputation for sourcing rare and significant works—whether or not they’re part of the gallery's current roster.

Participation in major national and international art fairs further expands the gallery’s reach, presenting its artists to global audiences and reinforcing its status as a trusted leader in contemporary art. Its Los Angeles space serves not just as a venue for exhibitions, but as a cultural meeting point for thoughtful engagement with visual art.

Through decades of dedication, Kopeikin Gallery remains committed to showcasing work that challenges, informs, and inspires. It is a place where the enduring power of photography meets the broader spectrum of contemporary artistic expression.