ThinkSpace Art Gallery

Thinkspace is a great gallery. Andrew is really easy to work with and they consistently get the coolest artists to show there. If you are in the market for art and in the area, Thinkspace should be the first place that you visit.

Fun little gallery in walking distance. Great to check out monthy. Art is affordable and they show alot of new artists.

Very inspiring place to visit. Love the fact that they display such a variety of artistic works.

This is a really nice place in Culver City to check out some art. If you can find it. Naay, it wasn’t THAT hard, but the sign outside IS rather small. But stylish. I get it. Anyways, it is a space with one bigger room and one small room. We came to see Joanne Nam’s fabulous art and were not disappointed. Street parking on this stretch of Washington Blvd is always a challenge but I managed to find a space at the side street.

Congratulations ThinkSpace for the 10 year anniversary! It was a great event and an even better installation. It was brilliant to have a wide variety of artists with different styles all showcase in the celebration!
I follow ThinkSpace on tumblr and read about their event launch, whether it is a new artist exhibiting work or having a booth in the LA Art Show. I always say to myself, I am going to check out this gallery once and for all but I never do. How tragic the countless installations I have missed because I did not make the time out. That definitely has changed and now that I have dipped my toe in the ThinkSpace water, I am ready to jump in.
I envisioned this gallery a little different. I suppose it was because of its location. I don’t find myself in Culver City often enough and the one time I have visited, it was the now closed Royal/​T art gallery. ThinkSpace in my mind is quite different now.
The space is much larger than it shows from the street. The place can hold a great amount of bodies. Another great detail is the wheelchair accessibility. There is a incline right at the entrance, so whether its ordered by the city or owner’s felt considerate, its a great quality.
I’m glad that I finally made my visit. I had to drive around a couple times to look for parking so I got a little more familiarized with the area. I will be visiting again!

Great gallery that always shows and discovers great artists. They definitely have a vision and stick to it. I have purchased pieces from the before, and it was a very smooth and easy experience.

By far the best gallery on the strip. I had a great time here.
All the art was amazing. I found myself staring at Matthew Grabeisky paintings that look just like an exact photograph. Totally breath taking. I also couldn’t get enough of Alex Yanes wooden art piece — great presentation and the gallery made sure to give each art piece their space.
My fav gallery on the strip!

This gallery is sincerely lovely. I’ve never visited but I’ve ordered artwork through them. I ended up having an issue on my end, completely my fault, and even though were tons of orders coming through, they were very accessible, responsive, and helpful. Thank you so much, even though I was a pain. I will absolutely keep ordering work through ThinkSpace Art Gallery… and not mess up next time.

One of my favorite galleries in Los Angeles. Their shows have always been consistantly good. Not super crowded and the opening night is all about the artist/​s and art and nothing else. Parking is plentiful if you don’t mind walking so save the 6-​inch heels for something else if you don’t feel like trekking.

So far this is probably my favorite gallery in Los Angeles. Not only is most of their art quite affordable, but it’s just simply amazing. I’m blown away by the artists they feature. Always beautiful, well thought out, and executed art work. It’s also conveniently located in Washington Blvd. it’s easily accessible.
If you’re in the Culver city neighborhood don’t miss out, and pay them a visit. You’ll love it.

Yeah, i’ve given my share of $$$ to this gallery. Cool fun artwork that won’t totally break your bank.

This is THE gallery for Contemporary/​pop art in the area. Between here and Copro in Santa Monica I am culturally fulfilled and tuned into what’s hot. So much good stuff, so many artists you’ve never seen before and will be so grateful you now know about. Follow him on Instagram.

IOh boy this gallery is so hip & cool that my teeth chatter ! I know the owner whom I met through friends. Check it out sign up for events on Facebook? Or just sign up to get e-​mails about up coming shows. The artist are always approachable. Yes, You can take photos. Better yet you can purchase your favorite piece of art?
They always have wine and refreshments.

I love this gallery. They constantly get great artists into this space prior to many of them going on to show at much larger galleries. If you are interested in illustration and extremely contemporary art… this is a great place to start collecting. Reasonable prices. Friendly and helpful owners and staff. Even if you aren’t interested in purchasing, the shows are worth taking a peek!

Saw the works by Stella Im Hultberg and Tran Nguyen in ThinkSpace Art Gallery’s main gallery during Unilocal’s Passport to Culver City Art Walk 2012 which I really enjoyed. Dramatic space, lighting and music that complemented the artwork without distracting.
Checked out the website and was surprised to see which works had already been bought and sold — including price. A bit surprised about price tags
, but I guess that’s in keeping with the current and hip vibe of the place.

Really intriguing art, constantly talented artists.
What I like about Thinkspace is that it never fails to get a reaction out of me — I think that’s the best facet of any art gallery out there. If you were to walk in, you are guaranteed to be horrified, intrigued, entertained, but — most importantly — impressed. The artists in this gallery always have serious talent, no matter their chosen subject matter or medium. This is definitely one of the top galleries in the Culver City Art District.

This is an awesome little gallery just a mile or so from Downtown Culver City, and it’s a wonderful, intimate spot to show art. Parking is somewhat easy to find in the surrounding areas, and the gallery is easy to find right off Washington. A word of caution: DO NOT GOOGLE MAP THIS PLACE. You will end up at the intersection of Washington and Robertson, which is TOTALLY NOT where this place is. It’s on the corner of Washington and Hargis — close to La Cienega.
I came here for the «New Blood» opening reception, curated by Morgan Spurlock. The pieces on display are all new and mid-​career artists. Rather than hanging the artwork and having the artist give a blurb about their own work, each of the artists was asked to talk about ANOTHER artist’s work and about the artist. The end result is that you, the viewer, feel as though you’re part of a conversation that each of these artists are having (sometimes as a voyeur, sometimes as an audience member) and it’s a really interesting effect.
Although this says more about the exhibition than the space, I think it’s telling that Thinkspace Gallery hosts this kind of art. It’s a fantastic find in Culver City and another nook of Los Angeles that I was delighted to find.

I originally found this place during a Culver City ArtWalk and it has become my favorite gallery in all of Culver City. Their artwalk was a bigger group show, but often they just show 2 artists at a time. Their artists are young and hip, interesting and challenging, yet accessible.
The vibe is welcoming and open. You get a sense the people who run this place really care and they stick their reputation on the people they choose to show. It’s one of a few places I seek out regularly just to see what new work they have.
I don’t know anyone there I just really love how they do things. Go check it out. Whatever they’re showing.

Thinkspace has always been awesome from their old and new location. A benefit for their new location is that it is easier to find parking.
Either way I always enjoy my time here from looking at art work from great artists, hanging out with people and having a drink. Opening nights are always great here and fairly packed to the point that people are hanging outside.
Good art work good music and great people.

I found out about this place because of Audrey Kawasaki.
Thinkspace is actually curating up to July 4^th in the London Miles gallery in London.
Last time I went was during the Culver City Art Walk. Fun. Wine. Art. Music. Love.