This edition of Frieze Los Angeles holds a special significance as our attention turns to the recent wildfire catastrophe and the efforts to support the affected community. In response, Creative Confluence, the selling exhibition taking place at Phillips Los Angeles from February 14 to March 13, will celebrate the ways in which community, shared experiences, and collective intelligence shape artistic expression in contemporary culture. Moreover, a portion of the proceeds from the exhibition will be donated to wildfire relief efforts in the region.
Continuing our residency at Phillips in pursuit of fostering a dialogue between art and design, we are showcasing a selection of new pieces. Highlights include seating from the Jacques Doucet Heritage Brand, signature pieces by Garcé & Dimofski, and designs by Louise Liljencrantz, Thierry Lemaire, and Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance, alongside objects from Goossens.
Miety Heiden, Deputy Chairwoman and Head of Private Sales at Phillips, said: “Creative Confluence centers on the concept of Scenius, which reimagines genius as a collective force that emerges when artists and thinkers collaborate within a shared cultural space. Through this exhibition, we aim to blur the lines between artist and audience, individual and collective, and process and product, presenting a diversity of voices across various mediums and practices.” We fully embrace this thinking, as we strongly believe in shared cultural values and a collaborative spirit.
Visit the exhibition at Phillips Los Angeles, 9041 Nemo Street, West Hollywood, or contact us to book an appointment.
