Posts in Innocnts
Innocnts x Gino Perez Tee

The Gonz turned Gino Perez pro for 60/40 Skateboards back in the day. He even hooked Gino up with a killer race car board graphic which later went on to become a very memorable and iconic image from the 90's. Gino still has the original artwork and we thought why not make a long sleeve tee with it. So we did and now they're available through our online shop. Only printed a small run so get em while you can!


 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Dion Banks At Innocnts Gallery

Opening TONIGHT at Innocnts Gallery || RELIGIO MAGICO SOCIAL || a solo exhibition featuring works by Dion Banks. Including a special "Divination Station" with spiritualist Marcella Kroll. Vinyl selection by Tijuana's Richard Thompson and cold beers provided by Pabst Blue Ribbon. Show starts a 8pm. Join us if you're in the hood!


 
 
 
 
RECAP // KRIS CHAU SOLO EXHIBITION

Good times last week for Kris Chau's solo exhibition opening // GODS OF SUMMER // at Innocnts Gallery. Much appreciation to those that were able to make it out! Kris created a wonderful vibe by combining her triangle paintings with triangle mirrors in offset pattern to create a really cool spacial effect, furthering some of the celestial elements present in the work. Show runs till August 5th with the gallery open most days from 2pm to 6pm or by appointment. We also have a pdf catalog available for those interested. Message us here for that. Much appreciation to our dudes at House Beer for their support. And big shout out to the Twilight Trio for a great improvisational jazz performance!


 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
RECAP // GROUP CHAT WITH ALEX FATEMI & KINDAH KHALIDY

Much appreciation to those that were able to make it out last Saturday for the opening of GROUP CHAT with Bay Area artist couple Alex Fatemi and Kindah Khalidy. It was a pleasure to finally have them down in Los Angeles and showing at Innocnts Gallery. Much appreciation to Aaron of Peaking Lights, Mitch from KXLU, and Peace Out for all the rad MUSIC! And shout out to Pablst Blue Ribbon for their continued support of THE program here at Innocnts.

There's an exhibition catalog (pdf) available via email for those interested in artwork. The exhibition runs through July 15th so stop in and say hello if you're around the Echo Park area!


 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
RECAP // WARM BLOOD AT INNOCNTS GALLERY

Another great opening night at Innocnts Gallery with // WARM BLOOD // a group exhibition featuring new work by San Francisco artists Harley Lafarrah Eaves, Michelle Guintu, Jordan Bogash, and Rye Purvis. Solid turn out of friends and art patrons taking in the art and sonic vibes. Jordan lined up DIVOLA who performed such a rad set that all their $5 tapes were sold out by the end of the night! We sold some art but more great work still remains from each artist. Contact us for an exhibition catalog with available work. Much appreciation to Pabst Blue Ribbon for their continued support of the arts at Innocnts.


 
 
 

By Harley Lafarrah Eaves

 

Detail from Harley Lafarrah Eaves                                       Image by Buritto Night

 

Innocnts Gallery and Krusin Skate Shop

 

The gals

 

By Michelle Guintu

 

By Jordan Bogash

 
 
Rye and Jordan

Rye and Jordan

 
 

By Rye Purvis

 
 

By Jordan Bogash

 
 

By Rye Purvis

 

Divola                                                                                    Image by Buritto Night

 

By Rye Purvis

 
 

By Michelle Guintu

 

By Michelle Guintu

 

Divola                                                                                    Image by Buritto Night

 

By Michelle Guintu

 
 
 
 

By Jordan Bogash

 

By Rye Purvis

 

WARM BLOOD CREW

 
 
RECAP // EMILY KNECHT // FEELINGS

Great opening with Emily Knecht last weekend. Solid turn out and good vibes all around. Feelings is a collection of 35mm film images that Emily has taken each time she cries over the span of 3 years. Her interest in sharing these images was to simply see how one would feel within a room full of her crying. There's no huge statement being made here just a very personal project being made unpersonal. Feelings by Emily Knecht remains up until June 10th so stop in if you're in the Echo Park area.

For more information or exhibition catalog contact us here.