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Storefront for Art & Architecture Pops Up in Hollywood
As part of LA Art Weekend, which runs through Sunday, the Storefront for Art & Architecture of New York City opened their first of many worldwide temporary pop-up stores in Los Angeles last night.
What are these pop-up stores? Well, they are becoming quite ubiquitous, albeit in spurts, around the city. Trendwatching.com rhetorically answers: "If new products can come and go, why can't the stores that display them do the same?" The show at Paperchase Printing on Sunset near La Brea (they gave up part of their printing space for this) runs through May 17. Hours and locations details can be found below the gallery.
Pop Up Storefront Los Angeles - CCCP
Apr 11 2008 - May 17 2008
Pop Up Gallery Location (map):
Paperchase Printing
7176 Sunset Blvd. (2 blocks west of La Brea, corner of Formosa)
Los Angeles, CA 90046
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