"Look for comfort now, within these wallsFor all these different days yeah, these autumn ways Will slowly disappear. Will slowly fall apart, Drifting slowly, drifting clear" - Neil Halstead(all photos by David John)Kinfolk Magazine hosted a dinner party in Los Angeles this weekend to celebrate autumn's arrival in the Arts District in downtown at the Apolis Common Gallery. Danielle, of Paper Palate created a mouth-watering, multi-course meal for us all, while a local beer brewer, the Handsome Coffee Crew, and a local ice cream maker on a bike kept us mildly intoxicated and on a steady sugar-caffeine high. Bundled herbs were tied to the painted white beams of the spare warehouse, casting shadows as the night crept in, and everyone cozied up to the dinner table. New folks interested in conversation and delicious crafted food (pumpkin tacos, slow cooked pork, and heirloom tarts). Thank you to Nathan and Julie from Kinfolk for the invitation, and for Raan & Shea Parton at Apolis for having us for the evening. - David"I got my headphones on and I won't hear a sound, no it's all broke down, eyes out on the road but no one comes along."go to Kinfolk Magazine here..."Kinfolk is a growing community of artists with a shared interest in small gatherings. We recognize that there is something about a table shared by friends, not just a wedding or once-a-year holiday extravaganza, that anchors our relationships and energizes us. We have come together to create Kinfolk as our collaborative way of advocating the natural approach to entertaining that we love." "Look for comfort now, within these walls For all these different days yeah, these autumn ways Will slowly disappear. Will slowly fa... Read more » 9:53 PM
"Hedge Gallery is pleased to present the American debut of Sam Orlando Miller with a solo exhibition of new works in glass and silver. “What preoccupies me the most with my work is the constant shifting between the imagined world and the real one,” says Miller, “making this series of sculptures is an attempt to reconcile these seemingly incompatible worlds. Cutting out pieces of sky to hang on the wall, I thought, how could I do that?” Born in London in 1966 Miller grew up in the family silver trade. Surrounded by English craftsmen he learned not only how to work with precious materials, but a skillful approach to making beautiful objects. In 1987 he graduated with a degree in fine art. He ran a successful London design business creating objects and interiors. In 2002, compelled by a desire to spend time in a rural landscape, he set up a studio in a remote part of Italy where he makes his work alone."read a (non)conversation with Sam Orlando Miller on YHBHS here."But the main thing in my mind really was to create something the opposite of the drawing, the reverse, that did not absorb light and that gave energy and balance to the room. I wasn’t for a moment thinking about making something you could look at yourself in. "- Sam Orlando Miller "Hedge Gallery is pleased to present the American debut of Sam Orlando Miller with a solo exhibition of new works in glass and silve... Read more » 12:01 AM