Located in the heart of Los Angeles’ historic Miracle Mile, The Artists Gallery (TAG) is a vibrant contemporary art space that has become a cornerstone of the city’s creative landscape. Originally founded in Santa Monica in 1993, TAG emerged as a not-for-profit artists’ cooperative built by and for artists. Today, the gallery remains true to its roots, operating as an artist-run space committed to fostering experimentation, dialogue, and artistic growth.
TAG showcases a broad spectrum of regional, national, and international talent, offering monthly exhibitions that reflect the diversity and dynamism of contemporary art. With an inclusive curatorial approach, the gallery embraces a wide range of media, styles, and voices, encouraging artists to push boundaries and explore new ideas.
Throughout the year, TAG presents a robust schedule of juried exhibitions that attract submissions from across the country. Notable annual shows include Made in the USA, the L.A. Open, and the Shelley Lazarus Excellence in Watercolor Exhibition. These group exhibitions are juried by respected figures in the art world, bringing fresh perspectives and visibility to both emerging and established artists.
More than just a gallery, TAG serves as a cultural hub that values accessibility, community engagement, and artistic innovation. As a cooperative, the gallery is driven by the commitment and creativity of its member artists, each contributing to its evolving vision. Open Wednesday through Sunday, TAG welcomes art lovers, collectors, and curious visitors to experience new exhibitions and events each month.
With its longstanding dedication to supporting the arts and nurturing talent, The Artists Gallery continues to be a vital part of Los Angeles’ art scene—offering a space where bold ideas, creative exploration, and diverse perspectives come together in meaningful ways.
TAG Gallery
Los Angeles, CA 90036
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