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  • Founded in 2018 by Emilia Yin, Make Room is a contemporary art gallery redefining the cultural landscape of Los Angeles...
    Founded in 2018 by Emilia Yin, Make Room is a contemporary art gallery redefining the cultural landscape of Los Angeles with its visionary programming and commitment to elevating diverse artistic voices. The newly relocated 4500 square-foot gallery is situated at the heart of Hollywood, comprising multiple exhibition spaces with an outdoor courtyard and garden.
     
    With its dynamic program–which includes both on-site solo and group exhibitions as well as ambitious off-site projects with international collaborators–and a particular focus championing female, emerging, and artists of color, Make Room has positioned itself as a cutting-edge incubator for emerging artists engaging with cultural identity, conceptual practices, and global perspectives. Not limited to a physical gallery, Make Room works to generate new possibilities and support its artists’ visionary projects and the development of new bodies of work.
     
  • Make Room Gallery in Los Angeles, California
    Recognized for its groundbreaking exhibitions, Make Room has introduced the West Coast to influential artists like Terence Koh, Sun Woo, Andrew Sendor, Guimi You, Xin Liu, Jacopo Pagin, and Catalina Ouyang, earning acclaim from international collectors and institutions.
     
    Make Room’s exhibitions have garnered widespread attention, with features in Artforum, Artnet News, Los Angeles Times, New York Times, the Financial Times, and more. In 2022, Emilia Yin was named one of Forbes’ 30 Under 30, highlighted as a new force in the contemporary art world. 
  • Simultaneously, its relationships with established collectors and institutions both locally and internationally have resulted in placements in major private and...

    Installation view of Terence Koh's solo exhibition Kohfee at Make Room Los Angeles, 2024

    Simultaneously, its relationships with established collectors and institutions both locally and internationally have resulted in placements in major private and public collections worldwide. These include the Orange County Museum of Art (California), the Hammer Museum (Los Angeles), the Columbus Museum of Art (Ohio), the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego, and the Institute of Contemporary Art (Miami) in the United States. Internationally, the gallery’s represented artists have been featured in prestigious collections such as the National Gallery of Victoria (Melbourne, Australia), The Perimeter (London, UK), Yuz Museum (Shanghai), and the Pond Society (Shanghai, China). These relationships underscore the gallery’s role in elevating its artists to global prominence and fostering meaningful collaborations with top-tier institutions.