Interview Answers



Hi, Here are the responses to the questions 

1. What’s you’re name? 

Jeremiah Heller 

2. How long have you been in this business? 

13 Years 

3. What inspired you to name it “End to End Gallery”

End to End, E2E is a Graffiti & Street Art term that refers to a huge graffiti piece that covers a wall from one end to the other. On a subway train, it refers to a piece that covers the entire train, end to end. Abbreviation - E2E. This lexicon has been the inspiration behind our brand and our monthly exhibits in our Downtown Hollywood Showroom where we have curated an End to End space of a collection of Modern & Urban Contemporary Art that truly embodies the meaning of the term and creates a unique viewing experience. 

4. Did you have any business partners or do you own this yourself?

Myself

5. What made you want to start this business in Hollywood instead of Miami Beach or Hallandale?

I live in Hollywood and it was always a dream of my wife and I to open a gallery in Downtown Hollywood to share our collection and to introduce the artists we are passionate about to others. 

6. What inspired your love for artwork? 

Bottomline: Collecting art is very addictive. One Becomes Two, Two Becomes 10 then 10 becomes 100 and generally quicker than you expect.

7.  Are any of these artists significant to you?

Everyone. I only collect artists that I am personally excited about. I collect only established full time artists working in the industry, actively showing and creating work with the goal of becoming a Museum Inducted Artist.

8. How much business do you receive on a daily basis? 

We are Open to the Public in the Evenings Thurs-Sun.

9. Are the paintings normally bought in person or online?

I am an internationally focused gallery selling mostly on Artsy, 1stDibs and Artsy. 

10. Which day do you receive the most business? 

Our busiest day is the third Saturday of each month during the Downtown Hollywood Art Walk. 

11. How did you create the design of this place? 

You can see the buildout process on our instagram story highlights reel! It was a Fairy Tale Dress Up Party place prior, the entire space was purple and pink. Took 30 gallons of white and grey paint to cover the pink and purple. The only buildout we had to do was the Partition Wall. 

12. Do you ever close shop to take a break and walk down the streets? 

All the time! My 4 year old loves to go to the playground close by!

13. How do you choose the artists in the gallery? 

The artists we feature are the leading auction tracked and traded artists from around the world. It's a lot of speculation to start but I have an unreal track record of buying artists' work right before they blow up. Two Years ago bought a work from an emerging artist doing his first major gallery show at 6,000 euro, this year sold it for $140,000.

14. How often do you change the artworks in the gallery? 

We Open a new show the 3rd Saturday of the Month in conjunction with the Downtown Hollywood Artwalk. Our past show can be viewed via Artsy. 

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