NoHo Gallery LA was created to give all artists of all mediums a platform in which to promote their work.  The Gallery’s goal is to see art in every home and our artists successfully immersed in their art.  In order to meet our goals, we follow the strict “Four Ps” of marketing rule:

Product: Art for the market

Place: NoHo Gallery LA housed in the historic Lankershim Arts Center in the heart of the NoHo Arts District

Price: A range of prices for all types of art collectors

Promotion: Creative use of all resources

Our artists will be serious about promoting their work and use their creativity to make their show a success.

Who We Are:

NoHo Gallery LA is a division of NoHo Communications Group, Inc. (NCG), the leading arts marketing firm for the NoHo Arts District.  The following are NCG projects and marketing tools:

• NCG owns nohoartsdistrict.com, the district’s major marketing tool receiving 3.5 million hits per year. 

• NCG owns and operates NoHo Tours providing interactive, educational arts tours. 

• NCG coordinates major district festivals including the NoHo Theatre & Arts Festival. 

• NCG partners with major tourism, arts and business organizations in Los Angeles.

This exposure and these resources will be a driving factor in making NoHo Gallery LA a premier, nationally acclaimed gallery.

The Gallery Curator & Director

Daniel Coronado DeBevoise was born and raised in South America (Colombia, Ecuador and Peru) as an embassy child and spent his formative years in Rome, Italy.  You will see this international influence in his photographs. 

After many years abroad, Daniel returned to the U.S.A. to enlist in the U.S. Air Force.  After receiving an Honorable Discharge, he attended Columbia University, graduating in communications arts.  He then went to USC Graduate Film School concentrating on photographic applications in film.  

After his studies, Daniel went back to his roots and became a special features photographer for Vistazo, the Ecuadorian equivalent of Life Magazine.  He focused on native Ecuadorian life and arts as well as outdoor landscapes for travel features on Ecuador’s natural splendors. 

He returned to the U.S., becoming a staff photographer for the New York City’s Department of Cultural Affairs, photographing museum exhibits, openings & receptions for the media for internationally renowned artists at major New York City museums. 

Daniel was offered a coveted photographer position for the Associated Press, UPI & ANSA in Rome, Italy where he shot events such as museum exhibits, fashion shows, Roman antiquity, urban landscapes for special features on travel and tourism, Pope John Paul II and Vatican events.  His work with the international news agencies caught the eye of D’Agostini di Novarra, the Italian equivalent of encyclopedia Britannica, where he became their commercial photographer.  

The NoHo Arts District:

NoHo is L.A.’s theatre and arts community, for the artist as well as the arts lover.  In 1992, the City of Los Angeles created the NoHo Arts District in North Hollywood to promote the natural concentration of artists and to create an economic engine fueled by the arts.  Already well known for its diverse theatre and arts venues and unique cultural offerings, the NoHo Arts District is gaining momentum as one of the most noted and identifiable cultural tourism destinations in California.

The NoHo Arts District is home to more than 20 theatres, diverse art galleries, public art, professional dance studios that create “the moves” we see on TV and in film, the largest concentration of music recording venues west of the Mississippi, annual festivals, international dining options and a myriad of clothing and specialty shops.

Lankershim Arts Center:

The gallery is located at the Lankershim Art Center - 5108 Lankershim Boulevard in the heart of the NoHo Arts District.  The Lankershim Arts Center was built in 1939 and is a cultural historic landmark. The center is also home to the award-winning Road Theatre Company making it a true center for the arts.