LOS ANGELES — For over a decade, Superchief Gallery has been a cornerstone of LA’s underground scene, showcasing street art, photography, and work made on the cultural fringes. In an effort to keep the gallery running, Founder Bill Dunleavy is thinking outside the white cube, turning to alternative revenue models like crowdfunding to save the beloved space. Superchief began as a magazine in New York in 2010 before transitioning into a gallery in Williamsburg two years later. Foos Gone Wild mural by Mr. B Baby on the front of Superchief Gallery in 2024 (photo by Bill Dunleavy, courtesy Superchief Gallery)Opening of Contagious Culture Vol. (photo by Bill Dunleavy, courtesy Superchief Gallery)Tribute wall installation by Estevan Oriol, dedicated to his friends who passed away, for the exhibition Stranger Stew in 2019 (photo by Bill Dunleavy, courtesy Superchief Gallery)