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Gallery Mission

After 10 wonderful years, our gallery has officially closed, but we invite you to explore our archive of artists, exhibitions, and memories here.

From our home at Bergamot Station Arts Center to our online presence, Laura Korman Gallery embraced a mindful approach to engaging with both the international and local art markets. We were honored to showcase contemporary artists whose work invited viewers to connect deeply with the universality of the human experience.

Our artist roster celebrated emerging and mid-career voices attuned to the pulse of contemporary society. Whether through vibrant color, social commentary, or innovative structural techniques, these artists offered thought-provoking imagery across a variety of media and left a legacy we were proud to share. We invite you to continue exploring these artists’ work and follow their ongoing creative journeys.

Biography

Laura Korman is a Los Angeles native whose connection to the arts runs deep as a family tradition. For her father, comedy veteran Harvey Korman, creativity was a way of life, inspiring her own path in the art world.

Korman earned her B.A. from Scripps College in Psychology and Italian and her M.A. from New York University in Childhood Education and Special Education. She began her career as Gallery Director at TAG Gallery before opening Laura Korman Gallery in 2015. Today, she is an Educational Therapist, helping students with learning challenges reach their full potential.

Active in the Los Angeles community, Korman has served on the boards and committees of local arts organizations and initiated the Kiwanis Club “Visual and Performing Arts Scholarship” for students in the Santa Monica–Malibu Unified School District. She also serves the international art community as a member of the Association of Women Art Dealers (AWAD). Through her work in education, the arts, and community leadership, Korman remains dedicated to fostering creativity, connection, and opportunity for others.