About the Gallery

Edward Cella Art & Architecture was first established by director Edward Cella in 2006 to serve as an exploration into the intersection of Art & Architecture. As an art and architectural historian and collector, with over a decade of art advisory and collection management experience, the gallery began exhibiting photography, painting, sculpture, performance art, architectural drawings, models, and design objects. Focusing on both conceptual and material based practices, the gallery has continued to support and represent established artists and artist estates, as well as mid-career and emerging artists, architects, and designers. In 2007 the gallery presented its first major group exhibition featuring artists such as Billy Al Bengston, Richard Diebenkorn, Sam Francis, and Robert Motherwell. In 2009, the gallery presented unique drawings and objects in an exhibition of the 20^thCentury’s most iconic architects: Frank Gehry, Richard Neutra, Lebbeus Woods, and Frank Lloyd Wright.

In 2015 the gallery moved from its location on Wilshire Boulevard across from the Los Angeles County Museum of Art to 2754 S. La Cienega Boulevard in the Culver City Arts District in a building designed by Rachel Allen Architecture with graphics by Still Room. In 2016, the gallery presented Richard Prince: The Douglas Turnbaugh Collection and solo exhibitions for Jun Kaneko and Jeffrey Vallance with accompanied publications.

The gallery does not accept unsolicited submissions.