01 Gallery Opens on Olive

By Ed Fuentes
Published: Monday, May 26, 2008, at 01:22PM

Staff of Zero One Ed Fuentes

01 Gallery’s Rebekka Utermohlen, Hannah Kahng and Christina Higham standing guard at the opening reception table.

DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES — 01 (Zero One) Gallery officially opened its new location at 609 South Olive Street on Saturday evening with an opening reception for “Marco Polo,” a series of works by Steve Olson and guest curated by Lilli Muller.

The reception introduced the long space that leads into a clever balcony suitable for DJs. A mixed crowd of locals and out of downtowners filled the room located next to the Oviatt.

One block down the street is photographer Gary Leonard's studio space, and the two combine to bring a little burst of Gallery Row nearer to the Financial District.

For several months 01 Gallery has been programming space in Santee Court. That space remains listed on the gallery's website.

Steve Olson's show runs until June 24.

01 Gallery / 609 South Olive / 213-689-0101


Zero One Ed Fuentes

Crowded opening night for 01 Gallery

Emmeric and Faye at Zero One Ed Fuentes

Emmeric and Faye at 01, after an eventful start to their Saturday evening.


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BRANDON COBURN writes:

01 Gallery has moved to a new space in the Arts District of Downtown LA in the Barker Block.

Stop by this Saturday night, July 26 7-10 pm, for a soft opening and to view a group exhibition of past and current 01 artists.

530 South Hewitt Street Suite 141 213.689.0101

# on Jul.24.2008 AT 05:18 PM

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