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Since 2012, Tappan has been dedicated to connecting collectors with exceptional contemporary artists from around the world. What began as a mission to make collecting art more approachable has grown into a global community of artists, collectors and creatives united by a shared belief in the power of art.
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Whether you’re discovering an artist for the first time, building a collection, seeking guidance from our Art Advisors or visiting our Los Angeles gallery, we’re glad you’re here.
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Visit us at 8200 Melrose Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90046. Open daily from 11 AM–6 PM.
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Welcome to Tappan.
14 Jun 2026
Nothing makes us more grateful than the artists who choose to work with us and the community that elevates and collects their work. Last night we brought together a room that values art and purpose, friends old and new, and we are so thankful for their support.
A special thank you to the @lamorrapizzeria team, Marlee, and Zach for their creative direction and production of the evening, making our gallery even more beautiful with @yasminemei, and welcoming all of our guests with warmth and the most delicious feast. @ruinart kept the bubbles flowing all night, and we already can’t wait for next year.
10 Oct 2025
Art for every room.
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02 May 2026
In her latest body of work, Victoria Manganiello explores the relationship between material, technology, and human experience through the intersection of traditional textile techniques and contemporary innovation. Combining hand-spun yarns, custom dyes, and woven structures with emerging technologies, Manganiello transforms weaving into a language of communication and connection. Drawing on histories of craft, gender, and technology, her work bridges past and present, inviting viewers to reconsider the role of textiles in shaping cultural narratives and imagining new possibilities for the future.
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11 Nov 2026
In her latest body of work, Sarah York explores the enduring connection between horse and human through a minimalist approach to Western folk surrealism. Using simplified forms, nuanced color, and deliberate compositions, York captures the balance between strength and vulnerability, drawing on the horse as a symbol of endurance, grace, and resilience. Her paintings invite moments of stillness and reflection, exploring themes of self-trust, grounding, and the quiet strength found in embracing imperfection.
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10 Nov 2026
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09 Nov 2026
In her latest body of work, Emily Tingey explores nature as a reflection of personal growth, transformation, and self-acceptance. Moving between representation and abstraction, Tingey revisits familiar landscapes and compositions through a renewed perspective, embracing the tension between aspiration and acceptance. Through layered gestures, expressive brushwork, and shifting levels of detail, she brings together techniques developed and rediscovered throughout her practice. The resulting works reflect on the cyclical nature of change, finding beauty in imperfection and the continual process of becoming.
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09 Nov 2026
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08 Nov 2026
What if the things that seem to oppose one another are actually what make us whole?
For New York-based artist Gabrielle Guthrie, contradiction becomes a space of possibility. Through intuitive gestures, unexpected materials and richly layered surfaces, her paintings explore the beauty of coexistence, where chaos meets control, restraint meets expression and individuality finds connection. Inspired by the delicate relationship between art, nature and the human experience, Guthrie invites us to reconsider the boundaries we create and discover what becomes possible when seemingly opposing forces exist together. A reminder that beauty is not always found in harmony, but in the tension between things.
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07 Nov 2026
In her latest body of work, Codie O’Connor explores the relationship between daydreaming and everyday life, translating fleeting thoughts, memories, and emotions into layered compositions of color, gesture, and atmosphere. Guided by an intuitive process, O’Connor draws inspiration from an evolving collection of songs, conversations, film fragments, and passing observations that inform the palettes, forms, and rhythms of her paintings. Blurring the boundaries between imagination and lived experience, her work creates evocative visual landscapes that invite personal interpretation and reflection.
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06 Nov 2026
In her latest body of work, Caroline Pinney explores the evolving nature of identity and the process of rediscovering oneself following motherhood. Drawing on her ongoing interest in the body, human connection, and social relationships, Pinney approaches these themes through a deeply personal lens. Her paintings examine the tension between external perception and internal identity, reflecting on vulnerability, transformation, and the complexities of recognizing oneself through periods of profound change.
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05 Nov 2026
In her latest body of work, Petra Schott explores the relationship between nature, memory, and imagination, drawing inspiration from the changing seasons, dreams, and childhood experiences. Revisiting the garden of her youth, Schott transforms familiar landscapes into evocative compositions where past and present intertwine. Through a fluid interplay of recollection and imagination, her paintings invite viewers into spaces where the boundaries between the physical and psychological dissolve, revealing how memories evolve and take on new meaning over time.
Photos by Sabine Steffens.
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04 Nov 2026
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