Exhibitor listing
Industry Gallery
Industry Gallery
8687 Melrose
Suite B-270
West Hollywood, California 90069
United States
T 1 888 325 0420
M 703 304 4305
www.industrygallerydc.com
Craig Appelbaum
128 S Laurel Avenue
Los Angeles, California 90048
United States
M 703 304 4305
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Website : http://www.industrygallerydc.com
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Exhibitor's Artists:
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Mathias Bengtsson
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Rollins Caldwell Benjami
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Widrig Daniel
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Maarten de Ceulaer
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Bitonti Francis
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Killaars Fransje
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Praet Jens
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Tobias Klein
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+ Wai Lanzavecchia
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Elena Manferdini
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Geoff Mann
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Benjamin Muzzin
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Oyler Wu Collaborative
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Remy + Veenhuizen
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Smeets Tanja
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ABOUT
21st-Century design and architecture, with a strong focus on experimental and avant-garde design employing advanced technologies and materials.
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2010 |
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Industry Gallery is the nation’s only gallery dedicated to the exhibition of 21st-century work crossing disciplines of art, science, architecture & design. Founded in a former auto repair shop in Washington DC, the gallery opened in January, 2010 and quickly gained international attention for its unique program. Its first exhibition was covered in the New York Times and it is one of only a handful of galleries around the world to have its work pictured on page A1 of the New York Times (February 28, 2013: "Mutation Cellular Sofa" by Maarten de Ceulaer).
In 2013, the gallery was the only American gallery invited to exhibit at the Gwangju Design Biennale in South Korea. Two of the gallery's artists--Elena Manferdini and Oyler + Wu Collaborative--were invited to participate in the Beijing Architectural Biennale in 2013, and Rem Koolhaus, curator of the Architecture Section of the Venice Biennale 2014, selected gallery artist Tobias Klein to present a unique 3D-printed work of art for the occasion.
The first piece ever sold by the gallery shortly after it opened was to the SF MOMA. Since then, works from gallery exhibitions have been acquired by the LACMA, the Carnegie Museum of Art, the Denver Art Museum, the High Museum (Atlanta), the Mint Museum (Charlotte), and the Milwaukee Art Museum.
In 2013, the gallery moved full-time to Los Angeles. Current projects include public commissions for Arlington County, Virginia, Bloomberg London, and Dubai. |
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