Felipe Pantone and Etai Bring Their ‘Parallel Practices’ to Albertz Benda This Summer
Albertz Benda in Los Angeles will host a joint exhibition titled 'Parallel Practices: Tailored Structures & Kinetic Surfaces' featuring artists Felipe Pantone and Etai from July 17 to August 8, 2026. The exhibition showcases a collaboration that integrates mid-century furniture with custom textiles, exploring themes of utility and contemporary experience. Pantone's kinetic artworks will be displayed alongside the furniture, creating an interconnected artistic system.
- ▪The exhibition marks the first collaboration between Felipe Pantone and Etai.
- ▪It features mid-century furniture that has been digitally remapped and reupholstered with custom fabrics from Limonta.
- ▪The exhibition aims to explore questions of utility, intimacy, and contemporary lived experience.
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1 of 2 Courtesy Of The Artists And Albertz Benda 2 of 2 Courtesy Of The Artists And Albertz Benda Art 6 Mins ago 0 Views 0 CommentsComments Save Summary Albertz Benda Los Angeles hosts a joint exhibition by Felipe Pantone and Etai from July 17 to August 8, 2026 Mid-century furniture is digitally remapped and upholstered with custom Limonta fabrics Albertz Benda is set to present Parallel Practices: Tailored Structures & Kinetic Surfaces, a landmark exhibition marking the very first collaboration between Felipe Pantone and rising fashion-design voice Etai. The presentation will be hosted within the distinct domestic architecture of the gallery’s Los Angeles location, which is housed in a mid-century modern home.
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