Posts tagged Emily Knecht
INNOCNTS GALLERY /// LOOKING BACK

Some pretty rad shows over the years at Innocnts Gallery. Really cool mix of folks looking back expressing themselves. Appreciate this small community we’ve built. Thanks to the artists, gallery patrons, and collectors for contributing. Look forward to more in 2019!

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EXHIBITIONS POSTED

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1. Nothing’s Too Precious #1 (2013). First show at first gallery all artwork by skateboarders priced at $100 including @themuska, @sk8paulodiaz, @thequimstagram, @ron.chatman, @jenniesayswhatsup, @artofoto, among others.

2. @kindahkhalidy & @alex_fatemi collab mural setup and duo couple show. Bay Area’s finest for sure.

3. @cadalackron solo exhibition and performance. Check the Innocnts Vimeo for more. RIP 

@jeremy_wray solo exhibition at the first spot with some classics from his creative archive. Much respect!

4. #WeAreTheRomanticOnes #2 at @subliminalprojects was a banger.

5. Garage Show in Hollywood was wayyy chill. Good group of artists like @teebs__, @awonderfulmistake, @_mirko__mirko_, @nicoledodson_, @ginoooooooo, among others.

6. “Never Mind The Dog” curated by @josearaujomartinez featuring @alexpetty, @spidersinclaire, @mattrmccormick, @splurgeo, @buzzyjenkins, among others.

7. “Warm Blood” crew in Echo Park gallery @michelleguintu, @bagzofcash, @harleylafarraheaves, @navajotourist.

8. “Feelings” solo exhibition by @emilyknecht. Pre selfie film selfie show with added emotions.

9. “Religio Magico Social” solo exhibition with @dionbanks_. Very sick show. @marcellakroll also had a rad installation collab with Dion.

#InnocntsGallery #InnocntsOverTheYears #INNOCNTS

 
Art, Innocnts, Innocnts Gallery, GallerySean TullyInnocnts, Innocnts Gallery, Kindah Khalidy, Cadalack Ron, Alex Fatemi, Jeremy Wray, We Are The Romantic Ones, Gino Perez, Jose Araujo, Emily Knecht, TeebsComment
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.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Art, Photography, Innocnts, Innocnts GallerySean TullyEmily Knecht, Feelings, Innocnts, Innocnts GalleryComment