Small works have a way of drawing us closer. Rather than taking them in from a distance, we find ourselves stepping forward, noticing the subtle colors, textures, and traces of the artist’s hand. In these quiet moments of looking, even the smallest work begins to reveal a world of its own.

Little Pictures explores the distance between art and those who encounter it.

We may admire an artist’s work for years, quietly wishing to one day call a piece our own. Yet the idea of collecting art can sometimes feel out of reach, whether because of its scale, its price, or simply the unfamiliarity of owning a work of art. A small work can gently narrow that distance. Its size does not diminish the depth of what it holds, but instead invites us to experience the artist’s vision on a more intimate scale.

Bringing together nine artists working across painting, ceramics, glass, and textiles, Little Pictures presents a collection of small-scale works, each shaped by a distinct material language and artistic perspective.

To collect a work of art is also to welcome a part of an artist’s world into our own. It becomes something we pass by each day, something that quietly finds its place among the familiar objects and spaces of our lives. Over time, it becomes part of the everyday.

Through Little Pictures, we hope to offer a moment of discovery—whether it is an opportunity to encounter a work by an artist one has long admired, or the beginning of a personal collection with a very first piece.

Studio Ko
3107 W 6th St, Los Angeles, CA 90020

Exhibition Dates
December 3 (Thu) — 24 (Thu), 2026

Hours
Thursday — Saturday | 12:00PM — 4:00PM