We have a new selection of shikishi in a range of shapes and contrasts.
A traditional Japanese art board typically painted on or used for calligraphy works.
Here are the details on our next IKO IKO shop experiment with friends BUILDING BLOCK and STOREFRONT:
opening Dec. 7, 5-9 pm
801 MATEO ST.
Arts District- Los Angeles
with ongoing hours:
Wed-Sat 12-7
Sun 12-5
IKO IKO + Remodelista Market
COME VISIT US at the REMODELISTA Market LOS ANGELES
Dec. 7, 10 am - 5 pm
@ Big Daddy’s Antiques
3334 South La Cienega Place
We’ll have a selection of WAKA WAKA and Rowena Sartin pieces for the holidays.
MOVING ALONG
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With our Westwood Re-Store project complete, we will now be experimenting with a new space downtown at 801 Mateo St. alongside Building Block and Storefront L.A. beginning December 7.
More details to follow.
In the meantime, you can reach us online at
or by phone at 323.719.1079.
Rowena Sartin
Re-interpreted Levi’s continuation. Jiro in his pair.
$90.
Rowena Sartin shirting scarves
Rowena Sartin
Shirting Scarves
unisex scarves in 3 combinations, long and wrap-able
$65
Mentions
*Above photo by Jiro Jocelyn Maestu
Read the Sight Unseen piece by Su Wu of I’m Revolting on the Art ReStore LA project.
http://www.sightunseen.com/2013/11/hammer-museums-arts-restore/
&
a recent Remodelista piece by Alexa Hotz on WAKA WAKA:
http://www.remodelista.com/posts/waka-waka-handmade-furniture-from-los-angeles-iko-iko-mdf-plywood
IKO IKO + Art ReStore LA: Westwood
Some photos of IKO IKO for the Art ReStore LA: Westwood project.
With work by Jessica Sanders, Buena Vista, Welcome Companions, Hannah Keefe, Julia Haft-Candell, Ashley Helvey, Hadley Anne Johnson, Building Block, WAKA WAKA, Nancy Stella Soto, Sebastian Boher, Ian Markell, Zachary Leener, Ben Fiess, Kelly Marie Conder, Rowena Sartin and more.
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Visit us @ 1024 Westwood Blvd.
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Hours:
Thurs-Sat 11-8
Sun 11-5
NOVEMBER 1-24
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Questions:
info@ikoikospace.com / 323.719.1079
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More info on the project:
WE ARE MOVING!
Surprise! IKO IKO is moving. We will be permanently closing our Fairfax location in West Hollywood as of Oct. 25 while our future home is in the final making. More info to follow soon. Please visit www.ikoikospace.com.
November 1 marks the beginning of our special storefront installation at 1024 Westwood Blvd, as part of the Arts ReStore LA: Westwood. We will be transforming the space with a new conversation of ideas.
With work by: Ashley Helvey, Ben Fiess, Buena Vista, Building Block, Daniel Hope, Hadley Johnson, Hannah Keefe, Ian Markell, Jessica Sanders, Julia Haft-Candell, Kelly Marie Conder, Mitsuko Ikeno, Nancy Stella Soto, Rowena Sartin, Sebastian Boher, Waka Waka, Welcome Companions and Zachary Leener.
NOVEMBER 1-24
opening NOVEMBER 1, 5-8 PM
1024 WESTWOOD BLVD.
HOURS: Thurs - Sat 11-8, Sun 11-5
The Arts ReStore LA: Westwood is organized by the Hammer Museum as part of the Goldhirsh Foundations citywide LA2050 initiative. Arts ReStore is made possible by a major grant from the Goldhirsh Foundation and has received significant funding from UCLA. For more on the project and to see the participating vendors, visit: http://artsrestore.la
Zbigniew Presnier, Concerto en Mi Mineur, version 1798
The Double Life of Véroniqueby Krzysztof Kieslowski.
Liked this combination of song and dance. The vocals belongs to the Polish soprano Elzbieta Towarnicka and the video is made with parts of Svetlana Zakharova’s dance in “Revelation”.
There’s a full version of the dance: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WcxpSojXsgE