Artist and sculptor Misha Kahn present her new Staged show at Friedman Benda Los Angeles. This is set to run from now until June 2nd, taking over the gallery's new space. The themes of the vibrant tonal artworks highlight personal acceptance and finding love in one's own chaos. This stems from the artist's own development of accepting the way that she works. It features pieces including the "Ammonoid Delta chair, Pig of the Earth sofa, and Hold the Line lamp."
Kahn explains that “Friedman Benda’s new LA space provided the opportunity to show in a more domestic space, loosely suggesting how these disparate suspects might temporarily live together before something goes awry. The works’ internal tensions come to light on their surfaces.”
Image Credit: Friedman Benda LA, Misha Kahn
What's Driving This Trend
- Domestic Sculptural Art
- Opportunity for artists to explore the interplay between art and everyday living spaces.
- Vibrant Artwork Themes
- Demand for expressive pieces that explore personal acceptance and finding love in chaos.
- Gallery-themed Exhibitions
- Growing trend of exhibitions that incorporate and play off the unique features and spaces of galleries.
Who This Affects Most
- Art
- Opportunity for artists to explore unique themes and mediums to create vibrant, domestic sculptural art pieces.
- Interior Design
- Potential for designers to incorporate domestic sculptural art into their projects, creating unique and expressive living spaces for clients.
- Gallery
- Opportunities for galleries to showcase artists' works in innovative ways that highlight their unique characteristics in the space.
