Save the date for a new Kitsuné Club Night at Studio 9 on March 30th!
We’re pleased to have invited some special guests to make you dance until 1am ✨ Krystal Klear, Matveï, Yuhan B2B Sean Kuo will be behind the decks!
Tokyo, our Sakura Party is just around the corner 🌸
We’ve invited our favorite artists of the moment to make you dance until early morning 🌞 Krystal Klear, Matveï, Ririko Nishikawa, Good Company Broadcast Group, Una + Matcha, Alex From Tokyo and WASP will play from 11pm to 5am at Vent for this new Kitsuné Club Night episode! Tickets are flying fast, get yours before they’re all gone!
Galerie Kitsuné is pleased to present ‘Reir y Bailar’, an exhibition by Maru Quiñonero, a Madrid based-artist born in Spain in 1979.
Maru Quiñonero takes notes daily; random words, phrases or ideas that later help herself shape her own creative thinking. Journalist Almudena Ávalos, a personal friend of Maru, is the one who puts this simple idea in the artist’s mind. And it remains there, latent, until she manages to give it a pictorial form. This exhibition displays 21 works that develop a personal vision, a conceptual exercise, on color. A unique search that Maru always pursues through the pencil stroke on paper, her hallmarks.
‘I often defend the theory that inspiration is everywhere, mainly, in the little things. It comes from tiny daily details that fill my routine; in my studio, at home, on a walk, in a conversation. Abstraction also represents the reality that surrounds us. Not figuratively, but it keeps an emotional realism that speaks through a synthetic, minimalist language, and for me, full of color. The fine sensitivity of the palpable translated into a pure chromatic range. That is why color often becomes a structural element in my work, not just a decorative element. Thus, the sixteen colors that make up the Laugh and Dance diptych, and which are also broken down into the smallest works, are the colors that embrace a precise moment, a shared memory. Here there are no great pretensions, nor elaborate rhetoric that speak solemnly about art. I don’t want to justify my work. Laugh and Dance evokes an intimate moment, not a private one, in which you connect with your interior, listen to your favorite song, let yourself go, start dancing and smile to yourself because it feels good, because you don’t want to be anywhere else. And you do your best, because maybe there is nothing more serious than laughing and dancing.’
Maru Quiñonero
Bangkok, are you ready to dance?
Join us at BEAM for our special Kitsuné Club Night, we’ve invited Jyoty, Mumsfilibaba, Bunnyman B2B Issasha, Kade, Panna & JWP to play until 2am!
Get ready for the dancefloor, this one we’ll be unforgettable 🔥
FREE ENTRY
Kitsuné Club Night
February 23rd, 2023
BEAM, Bangkok
72 Courtyard – FL1 72 Sukhumvit 55 ThonglorKlongton-Nua Wattana Bangkok 10110
9pm – 2am
Galerie Kitsuné is pleased to present ‘Our Black Experience: Stories from Black Women Photographers’, an exhibition by new-york collective Black Women Photographers.
‘The Black experience is one of a kind. Our voices have been silenced for centuries, but now we are taking control of our narrative and how we are viewed. ‘Our Black Experience’ showcases four Black Femme-identifying photographers in the New York City area, each with a story that represents their experience and how they view their femininity.
These artists and their work are a culmination of beauty, triumph, the everyday, and ultimately how they view the world through their lens.’
Polly Irungu – founder of Black Women Photographers
Galerie Kitsuné is pleased to present ‘We have no purity in the dark’, an exhibition by Beijing based artist Lin Zhipeng.
For his first solo exhibition with Galerie Kitsuné Kitsuné Gallery in New York, Lin Zhipeng presents with Jérôme Sans, curator of the exhibition, a selection of 37 photographs realized between 2010 and 2022 that pursue his interrogations of Chinese youth in all its complexity: the dynamism and vulnerability of counter-cultures in facing the power of traditional conservatism, rooted in the universal experiences of love, solitude, joy or melancholy.
With Lin Zhipeng, everything is tinged with a resolutely pop seduction. The colour, the shapes, the textures, the framing used are all symptomatic of a visual culture rocked by the flow of images, bodies and symbols that have marked our entry into the second millennium. Far from the traditional and unconstructive criticism of an ‘overconsumption’ or ‘saturation’ of images, those of the artist celebrate the vitality of his generation, starting with the staging of his life and that of his entourage. Mixing love and chaos, fantasy and eroticism, his photographs act as the collective poetic diary of a generation eager to escape social pressures and to aspire to the pleasures of life in a society that is as indifferent as it is rapidly evolving.
‘Feed’ in perpetual mutation sometimes documentary, fictional or conceptual, the photographs of the artist pose recurring elements of a voluntarily eclectic practice: portraits or landscapes with flash, nocturnal and aquatic photographs, nudes, still lives or animals are superimposed, combined or even merged. Whilst the core of his practice remains marked by the nude, both female and male, his recent work shows the development of a pictorial research that explores all forms of life. Human, vegetable, animal or object compose together a philosophy of transposition and empathy. In this sense, the artist states: ‘Humans and all things in the world are equal, and human bodies and natural things are also equal. Just like humans, fruits, flowers, and animals have their own vitality, and they will experience growth and decline until death and disappearance. I hope to compare the vitality of animals and objects to the human body, which possesses certain thoughts and emotions.’ Beyond that of an entire generation, it is vitality as energy or as a fluid reality that the artist captures.
Jérôme Sans
Galerie Kitsuné is pleased to present ‘Imagined Realities’, an exhibition by British artist-photographer Alice Hawkins.
In ‘Imagined Realities’, Hawkins presents cinematic large-format photographic portraits made across America and Europe – including some of Maison Kitsuné ‘Daytime Tails’ capsule collection by designer Olympia Le-Tan campaign. For twenty years, Hawkins has worked between the worlds of fine art and fashion photography, exhibiting in art galleries alongside publishing in journals like Vogue, Love and Pop. Across the last twenty years she has created portraits in five continents, with ‘the audacity that photography needs’, in Nick Knight’s words.
Hawkins creates portraits in the truest sense of the term. She only shows us people who achieve complete individuality, and whose distinctive identity is unmistakable. Her works are paeans to the brave, the bold, and the beautiful amongst us: those individuals who brazenly hold and present themselves to the world. Hawkins describes her role as to encapsulate and celebrate their unabashed sense of glamour and their uniqueness: their larger-than-life selves. For both Hawkins and her sitters, ‘all the world is a stage’.
Hawkins exploits the promise of photography: its capacity to seduce. Her works inhabit a spirit of adventure and exploration and of encounters with strangers who are extraordinary and glamorous. This imaginative world is of a demi-monde of sun-kissed swimming pools and frou-frou hotel rooms – occupied by women confident in their selves and sexual identities. Each sitter inhabits an alluring ‘cinematic time’, as if in a parallel universe where women have a bodily autonomy not yet possible, or even thinkable in our own.
Galerie Kitsuné is pleased to present ‘Stretched’, an exhibition by Imruh Asha, a Paris-based artist, creative consultant, and fashion director at Dazed Magazine.
Pulling from his Dutch-Caribbean roots, Imruh has a bold yet refined take on storytelling through fashion and art. Known for his fashion stories rife with a vibrant and eclectic use of color, structural silhouettes and a mix of textures and movement, Imruh often addresses themes of spirituality, social character, and the role of community.
Through ‘Stretched’, Imruh presents five sculptures commenting on one hand the idea of feeling othered depicted by the physical manifestation of a person stuck behind a wall, and on the other the movement and the beauty of our access to color. All five sculptures were crafted in partnership with Le Chemin Des Maquettes, a revered Parisian atelier. They are accompanied by a photo series of Imruh Asha’s Paper Monsters created by imposing robust paper forms onto fashion models making a satirical comment on the overthought nature of creating a fashion image. Imruh Asha’s Paper Monsters were photographed by Osma Harvilahti.
Opening preview
November 10th, 7PM – 9PM
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Galerie Kitsuné
108 Bond Street
Brooklyn, NY 11217
929-581-0431
Wednesday – Sunday: 12pm – 6pm
London, we’ve missed you!
See you all in November for a new Kitsuné Club Night edition at Village Underground.
Join us to dance to Big Miz‘s playful and energetic mix of acidic tinges, disco and house music coming straight from Glasgow. Get ready for Daughters of Frank‘s magical energy with their electronic R&B, groove and garage tracks, and discover the underground deep house from the unmissable French DJ and producer Marina Trench.
Grab your ticket before it’s too late!
Kitsuné Club Night
November 5th, 2022
Village Underground, London
54 Holywell Ln, Hackney
London EC2A 3PQ
10pm – 4am
Chengdu foxes!
Join us for an iconic Kitsuné Club Night event at Axis to celebrate the opening of our new Maison Kitsuné store
Get ready to dance to Max Shen’s techno beats, discover Miko Cycle’s best tracks selection, don’t miss Boreas behind the decks and dance to Hardouken’s afro house till the end of the night.
Kitsuné Club Night
October 21st, 2022
Axis, Chengdu
2F, No. 23, Wangping St., Chenghua District, Chengdu
10pm – 5.30am
Galerie Kitsuné is pleased to present ‘It’s ok to cry’, an exhibition by Pepo Moreno, a Paris-based artist, born in Spain in 1985.
‘It’s ok to cry’, the solo exhibition of new work by artist Pepo Moreno, is dedicated to everyone who was forced to build emotional walls around themselves as a child. It acknowledges this process as a necessary and desperate act of self preservation from the persistent hatred, pain and mockery that went hand in hand with being an outcast. It is also a reminder to all of us adults who have survived and even flourished, despite all those experiences that encouraged us to loathe ourselves.
Invoking repetition and naïveté as well as a bold use of color and gesture, Moreno created this body of work while visiting his hometown in Southern Catalonia–returning to the places where he was first bullied as a queer kid, where he began to reject his own identity and isolate himself. Moreno’s work encourages dialogue around mental health; emphasizing that acknowledging and articulating personal trauma is a crucial step in the healing process.
We can – we must – cry. We owe it to the children we were and to the adults we have become. We need to think of crying as something to embrace as an act of self-care. We could maybe then change the perception crying – no longer just an act of grief, but rather as a journey into our deepest, most honest manifestation of joy.
Opening preview
October 6th, 7PM – 9PM
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Galerie Kitsuné
108 Bond Street
Brooklyn, NY 11217
929-581-0431
Wednesday – Sunday: 12pm – 6pm
Join us to discover our Fall 2022 collection at Maison Kitsuné Garosu-Gil on Saturday, September 17th!
Let’s celebrate a fresh start together by living a full stylist experience & dance to DJ sets by Mogwaa and Slom at your favorite store from 2pm to 6pm.
Get your exclusive goodies with the purchase of items from our new collection*!
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Maison Kitsuné Garosu-Gil
23, 13 Gil, Dosandaero, Gang-Nam Gu
Seoul
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Join us to discover our Fall 2022 collection at Maison Kitsuné Filles du Calvaire on Saturday, September 17th!
Let’s celebrate a fresh start together by living a full stylist experience & dance to DJ sets by Matveï at your favorite store from 5.30pm to 7.30pm.
Get your exclusive goodies with the purchase of items from our new collection*!
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Maison Kitsuné Filles du Calvaire
18 Boulevard des Filles du Calvaire
75011 Paris
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Join us to discover our Fall 2022 collection at Maison Kitsuné Silver Lake on Saturday, September 17th!
Let’s celebrate a fresh start together by living a full stylist experience & dance to DJ set by Theo Gee at your favorite store from 4pm to 6pm.
Get your exclusive goodies with the purchase of items from our new collection*!
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Maison Kitsuné SIlver Lake
3816 W Sunset Boulevard
90026 Los Angeles
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Join us to discover our Fall 2022 collection at Maison Kitsuné Vancouver on Saturday, September 17th!
Let’s celebrate a fresh start together by living a full stylist experience & dance to DJ set by Soul Ipsum at your favorite store from 4pm to 6pm.
Get your exclusive goodies with the purchase of items from our new collection*!
*see conditions in store.
Maison Kitsuné Vancouver
159 Water Street
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Join us to discover our Fall 2022 collection at Maison Kitsuné Lafayette on Saturday, September 17th!
Let’s celebrate a fresh start together by living a full stylist experience & dance to DJ set by Jenny Albright at your favorite store from 4pm to 6pm.
Get your exclusive goodies with the purchase of items from our new collection*!
*see conditions in store.
Maison Kitsuné Lafayette
248 Lafayette Street
#MKBackto
London 🇬🇧🦊
We are back in town for a new Kitsuné Afterwork episode!
Come discover live and DJs performances from#CharisseC that turns every dancefloor into a gravitational experience, #DXVL, and his cloud rap from South London,#TaylahElaine who will electrify the crowd with her hip-hop tracks and#SBK known for his infectious energy inspired by hip hop and punk culture on Thursday 8th September at Werkhaus.
Doors are 7pm to 11pm. Claim your free entry ticket upon RSVP, valid for entry before 8pm.
Catch your ticket before it’s too late!
Kitsuné Afterwork
September 8th, 2022
Werkhaus, London
91 Brick Lane, London, E1 6QL
7pm – 11pm
Galerie Kitsuné is pleased to present “Haptic Memory”, a group exhibition by Stroll Garden. Curated by Los Angeles-based gallery Stroll Garden, « Haptic Memory » features vessels by ceramic artists Jane Yang-D’Haene and Raina Lee.
D’Haene and Lee are united by a connection to classical Korean and Chinese ceramic silhouettes — objects that populated both artists’ childhood homes. D’Haene’s works were specifically inspired by Baekja (white porcelain ceramics) and celadon bottles. Some were displayed as treasures while others, purchased from the local market, were used for serving drinks. Lee grew up around Chinese antiques and reproductions; her pieces are a nod to such classic shapes as the Meiping, the Garlic Head, and the Lotus Bud.
In reinterpreting traditional forms, the artists engage with both history and their own pasts. For the two artists, hand-built classical forms serve as a vehicle for bold exploration of material and texture. Both experiment with glaze chemistry and natural compounds to achieve sculptural, unexpected surfaces and unique colors.
Opening preview
September 8th, 7PM – 9PM
RSVP HERE
Galerie Kitsuné
108 Bond Street
Brooklyn, NY 11217
929-581-0431
Wednesday – Sunday: 12pm – 6pm
Seoul foxes! 🦊🇰🇷
We’re thrilled to announce we’re back in town for a special Summer Party on August 27th!
Join us at Maison Kitsuné Garosu-Gil’s iconic garden to enjoy summer and dance on groovy DJ sets by #DJJeyon and his vinyl selection, #Plastickid that will make you dance to his favorite tracks, funky music vibes by #DJWow and house, RnB and bassy beats from #Blanche.🌳🇰🇷✨
Maison Kitsuné Summer Party
August 27th, 2022
Maison Kitsuné Garosu-Gil, Seoul
23, 13 Gil, Dosandaero, Gang Namgu, Seoul
1pm – 7pm
Manila foxes, we’re so pleased to be coming to town!
Join us for a very special come back in partnership with Bad Decision Crew and Black Market at Baked Studios!
🚨 Mark your calendar and join us on the dancefloor with our favorite artists!
LINE-UP:
Tom Yeti
Butta B
NIXDAMNP
Alexandra B2B Jia The Menace
FREE ENTRY
Kitsuné Club Night
July 15th, 2022
Baked Studios, Manila
7452 Yakal Street, Makati, Metro Manila, Phillipines
8pm – 3am
New York! We are pleased to present throughout the summer a series of monthly sunset rendez-vous on THE ROOF at Public Hotels. Mark your calendar on July 14th to dance to DJ sets by DJ Moma, Claire Marie and Orson.
The lineup will be unveil soon, the RSVP will be opened from June 23rd.
Discover more here about Sunset Series.
THE ROOF at Public Hotels
215, Chrystie Street
New York
8pm – 12am
Galerie Kitsuné & 193 Gallery are pleased to present “Colors of Thandiwe”, an exhibition by Thandiwe Muriu, a photographer born and raised in Nairobi, Kenya.
Through “Colors of Thandiwe”, Thandiwe aims to reclaim the self-love of the African woman who is often excluded from beauty standards in her own country. She also explores how the individual can lose their identity to culture.In her work Thandiwe showcases Africa’s unique mix of vibrant cultures, textiles and beauty norms. The accessories are inspired by the objects Kenyans interact with in their everyday life, where one object can have multiple uses beyond its original purpose.
About 193 Gallery
It’s based on a consuming passion for art, travel and the discovery of foreign cultures that 193 Gallery was born in 2018. 193 represents the number of countries in the world according to the UN at the time of the gallery’s creation. Through its programming, the gallery offers real experiences in the colours of cultures and countries from all over the world. Refusing clichés, the 193 Gallery’s team crosses borders to meet local art scenes, with the aim not only of highlighting them but also of understanding them in order to better defend them. The curators work on themes and select promising or established artists as well as colourful ones. The opening of temporary spaces with diverse horizons becomes a tool for the gallery and its artists. It is a desire to offer them a real international platform while reaching out to its public. In 2022, Venice see the opening of this first ephemeral space for 6 months, as part of the biennial. Finally, 193 Gallery attaches great importance to the development of daring and immersive scenographies, constantly questioning the spaces but also the contemporary vision of the art gallery exhibition. 193 Gallery’s mission is to help you discover the great diversity of the contemporary art scene. An invitation to discover and travel through South East Asia, Africa, the Caribbean, South America, Europe, Oceania and many others. A vision and research focused on the richness of the art world against standards and preconceived ideas. Welcome to our world tour of contemporary art!
Opening preview
July 7th, 7PM – 9PM
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Galerie Kitsuné
108 Bond Street
Brooklyn, NY 11217
929-581-0431
Wednesday – Sunday: 12pm – 6pm
London foxes! 🇬🇧🦊
Join us on July 2nd for a run of festivities featuring our favorite DJs & live artists! ✨
Get ready to dance with us all day long at Brixton Jamm from 5pm to 4am! We’ve just unveiled the lineup and we’re sure you don’t want to miss it :
New York! We are pleased to present throughout the summer a series of monthly sunset rendez-vous on THE ROOF at Public Hotels. Mark your calendar on June 23rd to dance to Dj sets by The Whooligan, yellowtechnica and Yazmine.
The lineup will be unveil soon, the RSVP will be opened from May 26th.
Discover more here about Sunset Series.
THE ROOF at Public Hotels
215, Chrystie Street
New York
8pm – 12am
For the first time in France, Kitsuné Musique presents its Kitsuné Sunset Series concept.
Mark your calendar and join us on June 18th at la Plage Amour to enjoy live and DJ performances facing the sea, over sunset time.
Limited early bird tickets available now! Grab yours and make sure to be part of this unique date as you dance on exciting established and up-and-coming artists’s sets!
THE LINEUP
ZIMMER (DJ SET)
8pm – 2am
Galerie Kitsuné is pleased to present “True Beauties”, an exhibition by Myles Loftin, a Brooklyn-based artist, photographer, and storyteller.
For “True Beauties”, Myles Loftin presents a selection of intimate portraits of figures from the original house of ballroom, The Royal House of LaBeija. Despite attention in mainstream media over In the past few years, the general public’s understanding of the previously-underground world of ballroom ends with the 1990 documentary Paris is Burning. With this project, Loftin draws attention to the thriving contemporary ballroom community, which continues to have balls every week, with people traveling from across the country to compete.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Part of the new vanguard of image makers, Myles Loftin is an artist, storyteller, and creative collaborator based in Brooklyn but very much on the world’s radar. Brands like Calvin Klein, Converse, GCDS, Nike, and Under Armour commission him for ad campaigns, and publications like Paper, The Cut, Garage, i-D, and The Fader turn to him for editorials that resonate with discerning audiences.
Myles’ work, known for an often playful sensibility and an intimacy that unite viewer and subject, is driven by his desire to show up for underrepresented and misrepresented groups—because as a queer Black man, he knows the power of visibility. “We look to the media for ideas of what our future can be,” says Myles, “and if you don’t see yourself represented, it’s very hard for you to imagine a future for yourself.”
Opening preview
June 9th, 7PM – 9PM
RSVP HERE
Galerie Kitsuné
108 Bond Street
Brooklyn, NY 11217
929-581-0431
Wednesday – Sunday: 12pm – 6pm
Galerie Kitsuné is pleased to invite you to « CONNECT », a book signing by music producer and DJ Krystal Klear. Join us on May 27th from 7pm at Galerie Kitsuné. « CONNECT » gathers a series of psychedelic photographs shot on expired films over the course of 12 years (2010-2022) and edited to illustrate the synesthesia faculty of the artist. It is also the eponymous title of Krystal Klear’s last EP that hits the mark between the confusion or disorientation of any dance music DJ and producer during lockdown, and the genre’s intrinsic ethos of better days , utopia and a certain relentless drive. Traces of such energies henpeck the Irish producer’s work and can also be found here.
Book signing
May 27th, 7PM – 9PM
RSVP HERE
Galerie Kitsuné
108 Bond Street
Brooklyn, NY 11217
929-581-0431
12pm – 6pm
New York! We are pleased to present throughout the summer a series of monthly sunset rendez-vous on THE ROOF at Public Hotels. Mark your calendar on May 25th to dance to Dj sets by Jordy Spice, Tia Mobley and Vada.
RSVPs are limited, grab yours here before it’s too late!
Discover more here about Sunset Series.
THE ROOF at Public Hotels
215, Chrystie Street
New York
8pm – 12am
Japan foxes, we’re back in town! 🦊
Join us as we bring our iconic Kitsuné Club Night events for a 3 dates run in our favorite cities Tokyo, Osaka and Kyoto! 🔥
Mark your calendar and save the date to meet our favorite artists on the dancefloor!
LINE-UP:
Grab your ticket in the meantime here.
Kitsuné Club Night
May 14th, 2022
Contact, Tokyo
B2F Shintaiso Bldg No.4 , 2-10-12 Dogenzaka,
Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0043 Japan
11pm – 5am
Japan foxes, we’re back in town! 🦊
Join us as we bring our iconic Kitsuné Club Night events for a 3 dates run in our favorite cities Tokyo, Osaka and Kyoto! 🔥
Mark your calendar and save the date to meet our favorite artists on the dancefloor!
LINE-UP:
Grab your ticket in the meantime here.
Kitsuné Club Night
May 13th, 2022
World, Kyoto
B1F-B2F Imagium Bldg. 97 Shinmachi Shimogyo-ku Kyoto 600-8001 Jpn.
9pm – 5am