Monday, October 22, 2012

Gabriela Artigas at Taylor De Cordoba

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When I opened Taylor De Cordoba in 2006 I knew I wanted push the traditional idea of a white cube gallery. And for my first couple of years in business, I didn't really know what that meant. Then in 2008 I met the model-turned-fashion designer Jesse Kamm, who asked if she could have her 2008 Spring/Summer presentation at the gallery. We had a blast and I realized how much I loved rallying behind LA's young fashion designers the same way I love rallying behind the city's artists. Next came Melissa Coker in 2009 followed soon after by Clare Vivier. And last week, we welcomed Gabriela Artigas (remember her studio visit?) into the gallery for an intimate soiree celebrating her Spring 2013 collection. Artfully arranged on dark gray pedestals, the collection looked gorgeous against a backdrop of gold walls and Frohawk Two Feathers paintings. One guest remarked that it felt like a gallery opening in Mexico. I'm not sure what that means but I like it!

GabrielaArtigas The brilliant designer, Gabriela Artigas

GabrielaArtigas The scene. I love how the gold walls make the gallery glow.

GabrielaArtigas Kate Mulling, Carly Brien, Clare Vivier and yours truly

GabrielaArtigas With Eviana Hartman and Joanna Williams

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6 comments:

Sunday Taylor said...

This event looks so special. The gallery really did glow. What a wonderful event!

beleye said...

Heather, you always look amazing!

annton beate Schmidt said...

I so love that concept; art & design come so much closer, when a show adresses all senses.

artsyforager said...

Her work is beautiful and seems to have been a lovely complement to the gold walls and Frohawk Two Feathers' work!

Megan Taylor said...

Love all of you girls!

Heather said...

Her jewelry is beautiful and I love those stands! My biggest regret is not visiting your studio while I lived in LA. I'm a big fan of your creativity and spirit, HBT. :)