Why the gallerist and founder of cult hotel chain Mama Shelter is launching an artist’s residency program in a formerly abandoned Brazilian modernist masterpiece.
Does an art gallerist ever outgrow their art gallery? “No, never,” says Benjamin Trigano, while considering the endless process of discovery—of new talents, new pieces, new shows—that comes with the territory of his job. As far as physical space goes, though, the founder ofin Los Angeles does admit there could be “a more meaningful way” to experience art than the white cube we know.
In spite of M+B’s progressive roster, which spans the Haitian painter Didier William to Riot Grrrl photographer Whitney Hubbs, the gallery’s two West Hollywood outposts do mirror their contemporaries—other evenly-lit, blank-walled art meccas that are as immaculate as they are unintrusive. It allows showgoers to gaze at works without distractions, but it can also feel a little sterile at times.
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