Built in 1922 by famed architect Rudolph Schindler, this West Hollywood home was originally designed as a communal space for two couples. Schindler himself lived here until his death in 1953, with his wife Pauline remaining through the 1970s.story
The Development Center transforms NOON Projects into the temporary home of Clownache, Alex Chaves' direct to consumer curatorial art and fashion project. Functioning simultaneously as an exhibition, working studio, and retail space, Chaves will be in residence, painting a mural inspired by the architecture of early Modern Los Angeles while presenting a new series of watercolors alongside hand-produced T-shirts and editions.
KINETIC STILLNESS: Sculptural Ceramics brings together seven Japanese and Japanese American artists who approach ceramics not as vessels for utility or tradition, but as sculptural sites of flux. Kazuya Ishida, born into a family of potters in Bizen Japan, makes sculptures and vases featuring distinctive spiralling marks inspired by breakdancing and the rhythms of nature.
Bonnie Hvillum, Tale of the Gatherer Rafi Ajl, Pressure Crack Vessels June 24 – August 08 2026