WOAH, mobile broadcast studio Experimental Half-Hour, and Curate LA‘s Shelley Holcomb, team up with multidisciplinary artist complex Werkärtz to present the latest edition of BYOB (Bring Your Own Beamer) Los Angeles: BYOB-LA III. A worldwide series of one-night-exhibitions curated around the world, BYOB is an idea conceived by artist Rafaël Rozendaal, with the first iteration initiated by Anne […]
As part of Double Vision, WOAH presents NU SPEED. Delving into various media, Nu Speed‘s projects conjure transcendent sonic spaces and dark reveries. With an interest in anagrams, puns, fractals, and nominative determinism, Nu Speed employs literary devices and a taste for the uncanny to expose hidden synchronicities in supernatural patterns and wearable novelties. The delicate, […]
Double Vision is a sensory experience co-created through the collaboration of three unique concept-oriented brands, VCR (Vintage Contemporary Reconstructed), Futra, and WOAH designed to showcase emerging talent in fashion, art and music. The event will be held from 1PM – 12AM on Saturday, July 27th at Angel City Brewery in the heart of downtown LA’s arts […]
We Open Art Houses (WOAH) at Los Angeles Road Concerts – Mulholland Dérive, a set on Flickr.
We Open Art Houses artists, Mookyung Sohn, Nu Speed, and Sharsten Plenge contributed in a project atop Mullholand Drive, overlooking Los Angeles this past December 9, 2012. The project was part of Los Angeles Road Concerts, an artist run series conceived by LA based artist, Stephen van Dyck. Annual artistic interventions take place on selected […]
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Cypress Village Tunnel Art Walk · Los Angeles · LURK · MAPJACKS · Nu Speed · Temporary Projects · VCR (Vintage Contemporary Reconstructed) · We Open Art Houses (WOAH) | Blog · Commentary
Tunnel Vision // 10.12.13, a set on Flickr. As part of the Cypress Village Tunnel Art Walk, VCR and WOAH teamed up with Antigua Coffee House to present TUNNEL VISION, a one-night audiovisual event set within and inspired by the underground. Set-up along the overground periphery and below within a former pedestrian passageway in Cypress Park, TUNNEL VISION aimed to […]