Commonwealth and Council is a contemporary art gallery in Los Angeles known for its experimental, artist driven approach and its focus on emerging and underrepresented voices. Founded in 2010, the gallery has built a reputation for presenting conceptually rigorous work that often engages with identity, queer culture, politics, and alternative forms of authorship. Its program spans a wide range of media including installation, performance, video, sculpture, and text based practices, frequently blurring the boundaries between exhibition, publication, and discourse. Located in Koreatown, Commonwealth and Council operates with a flexible and collaborative ethos, positioning itself as both a platform and a community space, and it has become an important site for artists whose practices challenge institutional norms and expand the possibilities of contemporary art.