Kish Kilo performs on Jimmy Fallon last night with Vince Staples, Damon Albarn, Ray J and the Roots.
Kish’s exhibit ‘real — safe’ opens July 7th.
Kish Kilo performs on Jimmy Fallon last night with Vince Staples, Damon Albarn, Ray J and the Roots.
Kish’s exhibit ‘real — safe’ opens July 7th.
Mark Gonzalez ‘Fower Plower’ opening night at HVW8 Gallery, Los Angeles.
Shot and edited by Joe Miller.
Music “Mondo and His Makeup”
Performed by Hanni El Khatib
Courtesy of Innovative Leisure


Recent Press from Mark Gonzales “Fower Plower” exhibit
Additional Press
GQ Interview with Mark Gonzales
Amuse/ iD : Mark Gonzales Opens Solo Show in LA
Juxtapoz : Mark Gonzales “Fower Plower”
Live Fast : Mark Gonzales Defies the Constraints of Human Emotion in “Fower Plower” at HVW8
Hypebeast : A Look Inside Mark Gonzales “Fower Plower” Exhibit in LA
Los Angeles Times : Mark Gonzales “Fower Plower”




Thank you to everyone who passed by for the opening of ‘Fower Plower’. More photos on HVW8 Facebook. Film Photography by Reserve Result.

After Party – 

HVW8 x WWFM : Busy P + guests // 19-04-17 // 8PM-2AM BST / 12-6PM PST
Tomorrow (April 19th) is the start of the HVW8 x WWFM live world wide broadcast. We’re lucky to have Busy P of the mighty Edbanger crew playing a set along with Jeremy Sole and Jimetta Rose featuring Ill Camille. Live broadcast 12-6pm PST, tune in at worldwidefm.net or come by our Los Angeles gallery at 661 N. Spaulding Ave, 90036, West Hollywood.
Please RSVP at rsvp@hvw8.com
In a new film, Paris-based artist Inès Longevial walks us through her daily routine. From morning painting in her airy Haussmann apartment to afternoon strolls through the streets of the French capital, stopping at a few local spots along the way.
from Nowness
Look for an upcoming exhibition with Inès later this year.

Kilo Kish and Vince Staples in New Yorker Magazine.
Look for an upcoming Kilo Kish installation at HVW8 Los Angeles soon.






A selection of past work now on display. To visit HVW8 Berlin please email info@hvw8.com or pass by Thursday – Saturday, 1 – 6 pm.

Political Minded – Mass Incarceration
Mass Incarceration in the Land of the Free – The U.S. represents just 5% of the world’s population, but holds 25% of its prisoners making it the world’s leading jailer. Fueled by “tough on crime” politics in the 80’s and 90’s, incarceration rates exploded. The event strives to raise awareness of the disproportionate effects of the criminal justice system and infrastructure on minority communities.
Political Minded is an ongoing art and music series dealing with social and political issues. First debuted in Montreal in 2003, Political Minded events have been held in NY, SF, LA and Munich.
Saturday, Feb. 25th, 1- 7pm
Artists –
Fulton ‘Mr. Wash’ Washington
(Recipient of Obama 2014 Clemency program)
Tyler Gibney
Spanto
Coleman
Music –
Nick V (Baka Boyz)
Mr. Choc (Beat Junkies)
Ralph M (K-Day Mixmaster)
+ more
Film Screening –
13th (Oscar nominated Best Documentary Feature)
https://www.youtube.com/
Presentation by Keldren ’Kpook’ Joshua #frommyeyestoyours. On August 10th, 2016, Keldren Joshua was released from Terminal Island prison as a result of President Obama’s 2014 Clemency program.
Article from Outline on Fulton ‘Mr. Wash’ Washington and Keldren ’Kpook’ Joshua’s Clemency from Obama Here.
Black Book Session Artists – Artwork celebrating a second chance at freedom and to spread awareness of using art as a tool for change and education.
Program Support:
Wyatt Closs, @BigBowlofIdeas











Cali Thornhill DeWitt featured in the The Art Issue of Surface Magazine.

New Work on Display at HVW8 Los Angeles. Email info@hvw8.com for inquiries and appointments.

Brian Roettinger
Lichtenstein: Done Deal
2015
15.5 × 21 in. (39.37 × 53.34 cm)
Framed
Screen printed on styrene
info@hvw8.com


Devin Troy Strother
2 in the pink 1 in the stink (part 1) “get’cha nger outta there”
2016
20 x 16 in. (44 x 35.2 cm)
acrylic, oil, cut painted paper, on wood panel
info@hvw8.com
Cody Hudson
Doomsday Reggae Sunsplash I
2015
24” x 24” (52.8 x 52.8 cm)
Acrylic on Linen
Just a few pieces available from past exhibitions. Please email info@hvw8.com for inventory.

From last weekend’s installation with PartyNextDoor.
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Alex Bartsch in documenting album covers in Miami.
More on @HVW8gallery
















Our HVW8 Exhibition space at Miami Art Week with artwork from Wilfred Limonious ‘In Fine Style’, Alex Bartsch ‘Covers’ and Dancehall signs with Maxine Walters. Event with Walshy Fire, Silent Addy, Al Fingers and Eccentrix Sounds featuring new HVW8 Sidebar mural in tribute to Limonious painted by Dan Buller. Thanks to Sonos and adidas.
See more photos from Miami on the HVW8 Gallery Facebook Here.
Artist and gallerist Tyler Gibney spoke to VSCO at his Los Angeles gallery HVW8 about the exhibition “Anxiety” (Nov 4 – Dec 16), a group show he curated with Laura Watters that sought to address “the unnerving tension of the strange climate of present day.” The theme of the show would prove to be even more relevant as the US and the world reacted to the new era that was ushered in on November 8th. Following the election, works in the show resonated with further levels of meaning — Cali Thornhill DeWitt’s opioids and Earths installation, Brendan Lynch’s tribute tee to Eric Garner (which the artist had worn across a two-year span), and Gibney’s own “Gun America” mural painted large on the side of the building. Gibney has a history of organizing work that intersects with politics and social issues, most notably, “The Art of a Political Revolution — Artists for Bernie Sanders” earlier in 2016. And in this vignette, Gibney offers his views on the gallery’s role, and responsibility, in providing the needed context for the crucial position that artists play in offering perspectives on the pressing issues of our times.
Video by Wilson Cameron
Link to VSCO site HERE

Eric Yahnker

Steven Traylor

Brendan Donnelly

Anja Salonen


Co-Curator Laura Watters

Devin Troy Strother





Co-Curator Tyler Gibney


Kyla Hansen
Photos from Purple Magazine Paris.
Photo Paige Silveria






Photos from EINHUNDERT x NATIVE TEENAGE “DIVERSITY AND CONFORMITY” EXHIBITION AND ZINE LAUNCH Pictures by Helge Kiehl & Roberto Brundo
More photos Here

Einhundert teamed up with Native Teenage and a bunch of young talented local photographers to showcase a total of 100 sides to the city in a photo zine called ‘Diversity And Conformity’. 10 images by 10 artists – Einhundert views.
Join Native Teenage, adidas and us at HVW8 Gallery this Friday for our exhibition opening and Zine launch! Conplimentary drinks and food will be provided by Fechtner, plus Lee Stuart, Kristieyana and Nico Adomako on the Cdjs.
About the zine:
Diversity And Conformity. Two unstable magnitudes that bind a visual-driven culture. While the motivation on the concatenation of the following 100 pictures is to capture a indefinable collection of visual moments that have drawn the attention from 10 different individuals and photographers, the focus lies on the places they have been at the specific time this idea was born. By now this is Berlin.
Diversity and conformity. Effect or affect? How are you, the viewer, affected by what you see? What is the effect? Which image are you attracted to the most? What are you drawn to and why is this appealing to you?
Diversity and conformity. Subjective views turned into an objective analogue experience. Turn the pages, turn it around, close it, open it again and repeat. Its purpose is not to explain a process. It’s not to explain a cause. It’s a feeling that we try to envision, a feeling we try to evoke in the first instance and reproduce with each individual experience. Something tangible.
EINHUNDERT pictures. EINHUNDERT views.
Diversity And Conformity.
Photographs by:
Henrik Alm
Johannes Böttge
Alexandra Bondi De Antoni
Roberto Brundo
Nikki Powell
Daan Dam
Marie Luise Lorena Mayer
Joanna Schröder
Felix VSOP
Ed Phillips
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Curated by Native Teenage
Brought to you by the good folks over at adidas Originals
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HVW8 Berlin
Linienstraße 161, 10115 Berlin
Opening: DEC 09th, 2016, 18:00 h
On view: DEC 10th – Dec 16th, Thu-Sat 1-6 pm




Alex Bartsch – London Covers


Wilfred Limonoius
please email info@hvw8.com for further information

iGNANT magazine and HVW8 Gallery collaborate on a group exhibition with photographers from around the globe, playing with the subject “All Inclusive“. Sometimes critical, often sarcastic yet humorous, their works deal with vacationing and the stereotypical images that one might think of hearing the term “All Inclusive“. The artists reveal a shady side of maximum recreation on a cheap basis, showing us how tourists in uence the image of a city or landscape, or simply spark interest with an easy-going aesthetic. In a time where everyone is striving for ultimate fun and personal development, “All Inclusive“ is the analogy for our attitude of self-management and self-enhancement.
Featuring photographs by:
Fabien Fourcaud, Paris
Fred Guillaud, Barcelona
Max Siedentopf, Amsterdam
Polly Penrose, London
Sailah Maynard, Cincinnatti
Lukas Korschan, Berlin
Opening: November 17, 2016, 7–10 pm
Exhibition Runs: November 18 – December 3, 2016
Opening hours: Friday – Saturday, 1–6pm
Location: HVW8 Gallery, Linienstr. 161, Berlin
Media Contact
Yasmin Yazdani press@ignant.com


Young Parisian photographer Karl Hab has long had an obsession with Los Angeles and aerial photography. His first book, Window Seat Please, was a dreamy zine shot entirely out of the window of planes crossing the Atlantic, then his second book, 24H Los Angeles was a more literal exploration of LA.
In his latest project, Karl has shot LA’s most colourful, graphic basketball courts from a two-seater helicopter. “It was a project in a project,” he says of the three-year project. “When I was shooting pictures for 24h Los Angeles I found these nuggets, so I decided to shoot more courts last summer while I was in LA.”
Read the rest of the interview on Amuse.
Buy Karl Hab pieces Here.
New Press on East Side Story at HVW8 Los Angeles and How You Like Me Now? at HVW8 Berlin now on iD Magazine.


New photos online from HVW8 Berlin . Thank-you everyone who came by for the opening. Exhibition on dispaly until Nov. 12th




New interview with Lisa Leone on iGnant :
Opening this week at HVW8 Gallery Berlin – an exhibition showing the work of Lisa Leone, a Bronx-born photographer and cinematographer that had organic relationships with some of hip-hop’s most influential artists.
From in-studio photos of Nas recording his first album ‘Illmatic’ to being on Snoop Dogg’s ‘Who Am I’ (What’s My Name) video set during a shootout between gangs in Long Beach. The artist was in the midst of the generation’s hit singles and music videos, making her known as the photographer whom photographed hip-hop’s history. We had the pleasure meeting Lisa at the gallery before the opening to get an exclusive insight on her work and stories…
read more Here








