Space 15 Twenty's new shoe boutique opens this Friday, with a special performance by DJ Lynnetic and shoes from Candela NYC, Colonial Madness, Dr. Martens, Frye, Toms, Marais and oh so much more. They're even stocking scents from Black Phoenix Alchemy Lab, and if you stop by on opening night, you can sample goodies from the Green Truck and Minx Nails.
These shoes were made for shopping! Seriously, they were.
This Saturday, The Reformation Pop-Up shop opens at Space 15 Twenty, featuring Reformed, Reformation, Chris Habana, Made Her Think, Veda, tons of vintage and DJ Zach Rosencrantz. It's pretty much a guaranteed good time.
This Saturday, Main Street: An Exhibition of Video Art and Animation opens at Gallery Space at Space 15 Twenty. Curated by David Jacob Kramer, the show features the work of Peter Sutherland, Lori D., Andrew Jeffrey Wright, Andrew Sutherland, Miranda July, Lucky Dragons, Kris Moyes, Jacob Ciocci and Melanie Bonajo.
The Where the Wild Things Are pop-up is open and looking amazing. Check out the Space 15 Twenty flickr set from the opening night party.
This Saturday, from 7-10pm, stop by Space 15 Twenty for the opening of the Where the Wild Things Are pop-up shop and gallery, featuring handmade Wild Things costumes by Christian Joy and music by Squeak E. Clean.
Sophomore designer Chrissie Miller and crew hit Space 15 Twenty tonight for the opening of the Sophomore pop-up shop. The event is hosted by Drea De Matteo and Shooter Jennings, Leo Fitzpatrick DJs, and the store features Sophomore, Scorpio Rising, Madison Harding, aNYthing, Circa Now vintage, and an appearance by astrologer Susan Miller. We predict this is one event that will be astronomically successful.
Before there was Charlene Yi's Paper Heart, there was Jessica Williams's. Williams is one of our favorite artists, and some of her Polaroid work will soon be exhibited at Space 15 Twenty's Everything is Possible show. (Via Interview Magazine.)
If you were unfortunate enough to have missed Space 15 Twenty's Blogger Shop Day, you can catch some of the highlights on this awesome video they've produced. Then you'll be sure you're in town for the next one.
Stop by Space 15 Twenty and catch this crazy/awesome/amazing/sparkle-heaven installation by Confettisystem. The New York-based duo makes pinatas, blindfolds and party decorations, in addition to their own line of jewelry, and this is the first time you can scope out all facets of their work in one place.
The latest happening to occur at Space 15 Twenty is the Panagea pop-up shop. Featuring a special installation by Confettisystem and jewelry by AESA, All for the Mountain, Arielle de Pinto, ConfettiSystem, Daydream Nation, Deka Ray, Dragneva, Elana Estaun, Lizzie Fortunato Jewels, Maryam Nassir Zadeh and Samma. The opening reception also features a performance by Nite Jewel, appropriately.
The creators of the Generic Man + Generic Surplus just opened their first Pop-Up Shop at Space 15 Twenty on Friday. This Pop-Up is a unique retail and event experience featuring LA artists who represent the brand’s philosophy of ‘newdultism.’
Blogs are a great way to covet someone's wardrobe, but now at Space 15 Twenty's Blogger Shop Day, you can actually buy someone else's wardrobe. Fashion blogs such as Fashion is Poison (pictured), Lulu and Your Mom, Fashion Intel, Taghrid and That's Chic are among the many who are generously letting you snap up their own personal goods for a song, and the event's hosted by Alexi Wasser of I'm Boy Crazy.
Slam Dunk, curated by Slow and Steady Wins the Race, is on view this month at Gallery Space at Space 15 Twenty. The show features work by Butt Johnson, Libby Pratt and Sam Wilson. It's a winner.
Stop by Space 15 Twenty this weekend for the opening of the Cool, Casual, pop-up shop. The shop features the entire Cool, Casual, line designed exclusively for Urban Outfitters by Slow and Steady Wins the Race, as well as original SSWTR goods. If you've been reading our blog daily and with utter reverence (as you should be, of course) you'll remember that SSWTR is one of the smartest labels out there, presenting its collections as ongoing commentary on fashion, art and consumerism.
Filmmaker, artist, skate rat and all-around lovable guy Levi Maestro gained a cult following with his online show Maestro Knows, which was often just him hanging out, or driving around in his car. Tonight, Alife at Space 15 Twenty hosts a special screening of Maestro Knows episodes, plus extra footage from the Levi's past couple of years. As laidback a kid as he is, if Levi's videos don't inspire you to get off your ass and do something, we don't know what will.
Mind Surfers is the latest exhibition to open at Space 15 Twenty, and it's billed as "A mass-mind vision quest of extra-sensory post-cool Californiacation and stuff. Optical Delusions for the New New Age." Far out.
The Mirror/Dash pop-up shop opens this weekend at Space 1520. The shop will feature Kim Gordon's personal collection of Daryl K vintage (with proceeds from the sales going to Community Resources for People with Autism), her Mirror/Dash collection for UO, Annie Costello Brown jewelry, Cosmic Wonder apparel and books, records, CDs, tapes and vintage electronics from Ecstatic Peace, and tons more. Stop by tomorrow night for the opening party with performances by The Entrance Band and Pocahaunted.
Tonight, Showpony's Kime Buzzelli presents Disappear Here: The Art and Fashion of Getting Caught in a Dangle, a show full of her dreamy, smoky-eyed beauties, at Space 15 Twenty's Gallery Space. Stop by for the opening reception tonight from six to nine, and catch a performance by Hecuba and special guest-DJ performances as well.
Now at the Belle Époque pop-up shop at Space 15 Twenty, find plenty of slinky, silky underpinnings from the likes of Araks, Wundervoll, the Lake and Stars, VPL and Exquisite Costume, plus Six Scents Series One perfumes. Sorry, dudes—no boxer-briefs, but this is probably more exciting, anyway.
Gallery Space is extremely excited to present "Mollusk", a presentation of work from the Mollusk Surf Shop crew, for the month of February. The opening reception is tonite, February 6th, from 7-10p with Chad Marshall and Jeff Litz manning the turntables and a very special live performance by Holy Shit, who hasn't performed in LA in years...
