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next to his existing gallery was on the market. “We had designer-client relationship. “Dave is the loyal brother to all looked at other opportunities in L.A., and one day someone his artists—he fights for them and sometimes even fights with stopped by and mentioned that our neighbors were selling,” them, like siblings would do,” says Yantrasast. “He is so focused says Kordansky. “We went to see it that day.” on his artists and their activities that life and work seem to Choosing an architect was a no-brainer: The current merge nicely into openings, outings, and vacationing together.” gallery was designed by L.A.-based Kulapat Yantrasast There is no doubt that a passion for his work fuels of why when he was still up-and-coming. Now he’s become Kordansky. “Art is like a religion. It’s a belief system,” he says, one of the world’s most sought-after architects (particularly “and I’m devout in my practice.” for art spaces) and Kordansky asked him to handle the Kordansky has done some serious thinking about how to new buildings, too. grow his business in the right way, constantly fine-tuning “Art is like a religion. It’s a belief system, and I’m devout in my practice,” David Kordansky says

Room to Show DAVID KORDANSKY EXPANDS ITS LOS ANGELES GALLERY Yantrasast—whose current clients include the the program that is going on view in those new rooms, as From left: SPACE, DESIGNED BY WHY ARCHITECTURE Linda Stark’s Metropolitan Museum of Art, the American Museum of he’s not a fan of expanding for expansion’s sake. He has been Telltale Heart Natural History, and the Asian Art Museum of San making a particular effort to exhibit and work with “more (2016), Purple Francisco—says the new digs offer “a flexible and intimate women but particularly women of color,” he says, adding, Heart (2018), and Spade (2017). ike the city itself, the Los Angeles gallery scene is Sam Gilliam, Rashid Johnson, Jonas Wood, and Huma series of spaces for artists to envision and explore.” “and I have done that.” spread out, diverse, and growing. And no dealer Bhabha. “The gallery has grown at an exponential rate,” says Like the main gallery, the expansion comprises three The first three shows of 2020 bear that out: Painter Linda represents the local buzz better than David Kordansky. Kordansky, who, at last count, had 26 employees on staff. buildings. The one with contiguous rooms for exhibitions Stark’s show inaugurates the expansion in late March with her While other galleries have made some big “As crazy as it sounds, we need more space.” has concrete floors under a skylit ceiling of Douglas fir. vibrant graphic paintings and drawings. Multimedia artist moves in the past few years—for instance, Hauser And beyond just the physical room, constant upgrades (The other buildings are devoted to storage.) The end result Lauren Halsey and sculptor Huma Bhabha are also having L& Wirth opened a branch in the city—Kordansky has and improvements are necessary, he adds, to “retain these of the cluster of structures is the feeling of a “compound,” their debut solo exhibitions with the gallery. become an influential dealer with just his L.A. base, no artist relationships in a very competitive field.” It’s notable says Kordansky. A landscaped central courtyard will be Kordansky has proven that he can back up his intentions David Kordansky need for other outlets in far-flung cities. that Kordansky co-represents some of his list with used for events and new-media screenings. “It will unite with actions. As he puts it, “The opportunity to work with in front of a After almost six years in his Edgewood Place space, mega-galleries like Pace and Gagosian, having found a way everything, and it will feel holistic,” says Yantrasast. artists and to share their visions and sensibilities—and to get 2019 work by John Armleder Kordansky has expanded his footprint, the better to to play nicely with others. Throughout their long association the architect has had a those out in the world—that’s an opportunity I don’t take

entitled Divino. represent his ever-burgeoning roster of top artists, including Fate was on his side when he learned that the property DAVIES ROGER chance to see Kordansky in action, and not only in a lightly.” davidkordanskygallery.com —TED LOOS

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