FAQ
How do I window shop?
- Physical work: Nearly all featured artwork is available for sale online through this website. Work from past shows can be viewed but not purchased here. If you like a piece, buy it here now or contact the artist later. Works can be delivered locally, picked up on a scheduled day, or shipped after each exhibition closes.
- Experiences (available only during the holidays): When you purchase admission to an experience, you will receive an email with a downloadable, printable version of the poster from the show as well as pertinent details such as, date, hours, location and information specific to each offering.
What if I cannot find the piece I want on your website? This is an experimental space. Shows may evolve or change over the course of each exhibition. It is possible something has yet to make it on the website or it may not be for sale. If you do not see something you want here please contact orders@themegagallery.com and we will do our best to assist you.
What was here before? Before The Mega Gallery was Spore Space (2023-2025), an artist-run gallery operated and organized by Rosemary Hall, Kira Doutt, and Elizabeth Herring. They showcased local artists like Joel Fox, Laurita Cortese, and Rodrigo Ormacghea. Before that, the space was the Plaza Pantry, a beloved English tea and breakfast spot.
What is special about the gallery? The flooring was a gift from Jmy James Kidd to Spore Space. It originated from Pieter Performance Space in Los Angeles, where it supported many dancers, artists, healers, and activists.
Who is involved?
Artist and Curator: Cassandra C. Jones
Graphic Designer: Louise Sandhaus
Website Designer and Photographer: Mikael Jorgensen
Mega Gallery Claymation: Jamie Stratford
Support: Joel Fox, Jennifer Day, Olga and Trent Jones, and Shereen Khan