Van Cleef & Arpels Holiday Display

Matthieu Duquette once again working with Douglas Little. This time on project coordination of VC&A 2012 Holiday Windows.

Incandescence @ The Edison Continued...

Pictures from week five of the Incandescence show at The Edison downtown. Every Wednesday night at 8PM!

Incandescence @ The Edison

Shots from the last few weeks of working The Edison.

D.L. & Co. Interior Install

Michael and I worked on this interior installation for Douglas Little of D.L. & Co. We worked on this for a couple days in the Offices of D.L. & Co. I spent most of my time installing the box-pleated velvet from floor to ceiling as well as putting up the mirrored acrylic behind the display table. Michael and Douglas erected the display consisting of product from D.L. & Co., glass apothicary jars from Andy Paiko Glass, and a taxadermy peacock.

An Evening at The Edison

Every Wednesday for the next couple months our work can be seen at The Edison in downtown LA. Incandescence is a newly formed cirque troupe that we, under the guidance of the amazing Douglas Little, costumed for the entire run of the show. If you haven't come to see the show yet it is truly the greatest night out in Los Angeles right now! The show runs for nearly four hours and is free before 8pm or $10 after 8pm, but don't let the cover dissuade you, as you will never spend such a small penance for as unique and entertaining an experience out on the town as this. With aerialists, dance routines, Vaudville, burlesque, and so much more! You won't have a dull night even if you just come to support our art at work in this great town! The photos above were taken by our favorite collaborator Koury Angelo.

Tales of the Wicked Hare

I worked on Telekinesis Cabaret: Tales of the Wicked Hare early in April. I worked with someone I revere as the most influential living artist of my work, Douglas Little. Douglas is the Artistic Director and Founder of D.L. & Co. We worked alongside many of the players of the Cabaret for three long days on the set that was made for the most part of rolled brown paper. The show ran for three days and sold out each night. To see a review of the Cabaret click here: LA Times LA Weekly Black Book

More Pictures of Telekinesis Cabaret