A curatorial lens, shaped by land, lineage, and light.

Herron House is a contemporary art advisory and seasonal exhibition program based in Southern California. Founded by Lindsey and Yoni Goldberg, Herron House grew from a shared belief in slowing down, looking closely, and building meaningful relationships with artists and collectors alike.

More than a gallery, Herron House is a point of view—an evolving conversation between interior and exterior, instinct and study, the domestic and the wild.

At its heart is The Graham Residence, a mid-century home turned artist retreat in the Mojave Desert. Here, artists are invited not just to create, but to listen: to the land, to memory, to material. Works that emerge from this space—whether paintings, ceramics, or something harder to define—carry the residue of time spent in solitude and in soil.

Back on the coast, Herron House offers advisory services that are personal, thoughtful, and unhurried. We work closely with private clients and institutions to build collections that are not trend-driven, but resonant. Each placement is intentional. Each artist is deeply considered. Each exhibition, a chapter.

We believe that collecting art is not about consumption, but about connection—to ideas, to beauty, and to the people who make it. Whether guiding a new collector or staging a one-night show in the desert, Herron House is committed to making space for art that speaks softly but stays.