Yung Jake

Yung Jake pops into our Hole with a surprise one-week exhibition, filling our Los Angeles gallery with his signature mix of high-low, digital-physical, and wildly inventive work. In the main gallery, hundreds of Post-it note drawings cover the walls—quick, raw, absurd, and intimate, they offer a kind of stream-of-consciousness download from one of contemporary art’s most restlessly creative minds.

In the side gallery, visitors find two of his meticulously rendered Lego paintings—hyper-detailed, layered, and kinda unbelievable—as well as a selection of other cool stuff. Known for his viral emoji portraits, internet-native sensibility, and deep experimentation with material and form, Yung Jake’s work sits at the intersection of meme and mastery, spontaneity and structure.