L&M Arts Venice, which opened after an extensive build out (and tear down of author Ray Bradbury’s childhood home) of 660 Venice Boulevard in September of 2010, will be closing their doors at the conclusion of Nick van Woert’s Labyrinth show on August 23rd.
Dominique Lévy and Robert Mnuchin, the founding partners of L&M Arts, will be dissolving their partnership and selling off the L&M location here in Venice. The location is now for sale and they are asking 6.5 million dollars. Hopefully an international gallery will take interest in the property, it would suck if a clothes store chain moved in.
From listing agent deasy/ penner & partners:
Designed by renowned architect, Kulapat Yantrasast, of why Architecture, these inviting structures exude poise and style. why Architecture has collaborated on design of some of the most well- known museums, exhibits and cultural landmarks in the world. As well, the current occupant L&M Arts has presented to the California art community some seminal exhibits featuring the most important artists of our time.
Building Sizes: Total 3,082 Square Feet
West Building: 1,287 Square Feet
East Building: 892 Square Feet
Executive Building: 903 Square Feet
Lot Size: 11,406 Square Feet
$6,500,000
