Kayne Griffin is a Los Angeles based contemporary art gallery founded in 2011 by Maggie Kayne, Bill Griffin, and James Corcoran. The gallery’s program is dedicated to established and emerging artists whose practices engage with the aesthetic, conceptual, and critical frameworks that have shaped the Southern California art scene from the postwar period to the present. Its purpose built space, designed by James Turrell, includes a site specific Skyspace and an outdoor courtyard, reflecting a strong commitment to experiential exhibition making and architectural integration.

Entering its second decade, Kayne Griffin maintains an active international profile through close collaboration with museums and commercial galleries worldwide. The gallery supports its artists through museum scale exhibitions, scholarly research, digital initiatives, and a robust publishing program that includes artists’ books, monographs, and catalogues. Its exhibition history encompasses major career surveys, historically focused presentations, and thematic group exhibitions, positioning Kayne Griffin as a key platform for both critical reassessment and contemporary production within the global art discourse.