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Tocayo and Exist1981 have put their mark on some of San Diego’s more memorable spaces over the past couple years (El Camino, Cucina Urbana, random sewer drains), but their collaboration goes back more than a decade. Join us on Feb. 3rd at Subtext Gallery to celebrate them and see some new work!
There’s more to life than books you know – but not much more.
—Morrissey
Join us at El Take It Easy on Wednesday, January 11th for VEGANIZED! : an evening of prolific local art, food & music.
Our long-time co-conspirator Acamonchi will be sharing some of his new work, as well as putting a new coat of paint on the above-pictured pedicab he beautified many moons ago.
Chef Max Bonacci will be preparing a three-course vegan meal featuring produce from Suzie’s Farm (fixed-price, $20). To round out your sensory experience, Ejival of Tijuana’s Static Records will be providing some tunes.
Event starts at 5 pm, full swing at 7 pm. Kitchen open until 11 pm.
¡Nos vemos allí!
As some of you know, we share a studio space with the fine folks from mi-workshop – an architecture & design studio helmed by Miki Iwasaki. Miki has curated one major design-focused exhibition each of the last two years (last year it was called Coffee & Donuts).
This year, Miki and fellow architecture instructor Philipp Bosshart have approached the exhibition from a really interesting angle – prototypes, studies, and the works in progress that lead designers down the path to a final product. The exhibition is called MATTER.
We’ve watched over the last few weeks as Miki and Philipp received some really interesting and varied work submitted from all over the world, including a TRON-esque helmet prototype, some beautiful ceramic hands with metallic patterns, and some bizarre animal/industrial push toys made from extremely heavy steel parts.
MATTER opens at The Bakery this Thursday, Sept. 1st at 7:00 pm.
More info about the show on Miki’s website, as well as a selection announcement on The Bakery website.
Beautiful limited-edition posters from Build for the new Hustwit documentary, Urbanized.