Sea View

About the Gallery
Sea View is a contemporary art gallery founded by Sara Lee Hantman at the top of the historic Mount Washington neighborhood in Los Angeles.

Built by Jorge Pardo as a “social sculpture” in the late nineties, the concept space originally functioned as the artist’s home studio as well as an offsite exhibition on view for five weeks by MOCA in 1998.

Twenty five years later, Sea View picks up where this interdisciplinary, artist-first endeavor left off – inviting guests to explore a similar juncture where art, design, and architecture meet. Named after its wide hilltop street and sloped vantage, where one can see as far back as the Pacific Ocean on a clear day, the gallery is dedicated to fostering a transhistorical dialogue between artists and designers within an intimate context.

About the Presentation
Jane Corrigan (b.1980, Shawville, Quebec) is a New York based artist who uses traditional oil painting techniques to convey modern-day anxieties and growing pains within a rapidly changing world. Influenced by the socially charged works of Honore Daumier, Balthus, and Paula Rego, Corrigan’s emotive paintings are tinged with elements of dark humor and existentialism brewing under a resplendent surface. Tenderly portraying narratives amidst scenic or absurdist backdrops, Corrigan’s impasto paintings appear to “quiver’– reflecting on the enduring challenges and excitements of adolescence.

Solo exhibitions include Sea View, Los Angeles, CA (2024); Marinaro, New York, NY (2018); Feuer/Mesler, New York, NY (2016); Kerry Schuss, New York, NY (2014); and White Columns, New York, NY (2012). Select group exhibitions include James Cohan Gallery, New York (2025); Fierman, New York, NY (2020); Marinaro, New York, NY (2019); Franklin Parrasch Gallery, New York, NY (2018); and KARMA, New York, NY (2016). Corrigan has a forthcoming four–person exhibition at Le Consortium Museum, Dijon, FR in May 2025.