DAGA : THE LIVING ROOM WE CARRY
THE LIVING ROOM WE CARRY
Inside a Historic LA Loft
Objects, memories, and a life shaped between Seoul and LA.
Set inside a historic loft, DAGA imagines a living room shaped by a life between places.
Contemporary artists working with hanji, traditional Korean paper; buncheong ceramics; sambe, Korean hemp textile; and wood share the room exploring local makers reinterpreting Korean/Japanese furniture traditions and joinery, antique pieces carried across the Pacific by immigrant families, American vintage, and objects that live somewhere between East and West.
COME HANG OUT
Korea’s OG everyday tea, house infused soju, Daga-made music, and hanji/beads/tessle workshops throughout the night.
See the work, make something, have a drink, and stay awhile.
多加（𝚌𝚞𝚕𝚝𝚞𝚛𝚎 + 𝚙𝚎𝚘𝚙𝚕𝚎 + 𝚜𝚙𝚊𝚌𝚎）
@Daga.Space
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FEATURING ARTISTS
Kwon Taeho + Oh Seungtaek
Los Angeles makers translating the precision and joinery of traditional Korean furniture into contemporary woodwork.
Hyunju Kim
Sculptural works exploring the lightness, texture, and possibilities of hanji, traditional Korean paper.
Yoon Junho
Contemporary ceramics rooted in buncheong, a distinctly Korean tradition of expressive slip-decorated stoneware.
April Eunjoo Oh
With a background in fashion design and contemporary jewelry, Oh creates sculptural works using mosi, nobang, and oksa, traditional Korean textiles.
Walza
Works that reinterpret Korean motifs through metal, silk, hanji, and sul, traditional Korean tassels.
Kim Seokgon
A professor and traditional artist dedicated to preserving and advancing Korean Buddhist painting and dancheong.
Lynn Oh
A New York–based graphic designer and printmaker creating visual worlds through identity, typography, motion, and image-making, with work exploring Hangul as both language and form.
Jiwoon Wang
An artist capturing orchids she grows herself, translating their living forms onto hanji through traditional mineral pigments.
DAGA Collection
Korean antique furniture carried across generations and across the Pacific, presented alongside vintage and found objects collected between Seoul and Los Angeles.