In this week's art feature, Andrew Berardini takes a look at L.A.'s new wave of alternative, artist-run spaces, especially Night Gallery and the Museum of Public Fiction.

Night Gallery distinguishes itself by its hours — 10 p.m. to 2 a.m., Tuesday through Thursday — which are inconvenient to some, but serve to turn the place into an ongoing party. Public Fiction is built around a quarterly journal, whose content is inspired by what happens in the space.

But how long will or can these places survive? Berardini writes:

They are by their very experimental nature meant to effervesce briefly and disappear, leaving behind only a legend.

Check out our full story: Night Gallery, Museum of Public Fiction and Other Eastside Experiments

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