Coachella announces 2023 art installations from Do LaB and Güvenç Özel
The art and design lineup for this year’s Coachella festival has been announced ahead of the two week event, which takes place in the modernism-rich Southern California hotspot from April 13th to the 23rd. This year’s festival will include installations from Maggie West, Kumkum Fernando, Robert Bose, Don Kennell, Raices Cultura, UCLA IDEAS Studio instructor Güvenç Özel (whom our own Katherine Guimapang at down with for 2021 interview), conceptual environmentalist designer and artist Vincent LeRoy, and Do LaB. Another large-scale spiraling viewing platform structure named Spectra from the studio NEWSUBSTANCE will also grace the Empire Polo Field. Each will complement a packed musical lineup that includes The Chemical Brothers, Pusha T, and Bad Bunny, among many talented others. 2023 Coachella LineupTheir installations will join past works form an illustrious group of international designers and architects who have contributed to past festivals, including Architensions, Office Kovacs...
The art and design lineup for this year’s Coachella festival has been announced ahead of the two week event, which takes place in the modernism-rich Southern California hotspot from April 13th to the 23rd.
This year’s festival will include installations from Maggie West, Kumkum Fernando, Robert Bose, Don Kennell, Raices Cultura, UCLA IDEAS Studio instructor Güvenç Özel (whom our own Katherine Guimapang at down with for 2021 interview), conceptual environmentalist designer and artist Vincent LeRoy, and Do LaB. Another large-scale spiraling viewing platform structure named Spectra from the studio NEWSUBSTANCE will also grace the Empire Polo Field. Each will complement a packed musical lineup that includes The Chemical Brothers, Pusha T, and Bad Bunny, among many talented others.
Their installations will join past works form an illustrious group of international designers and architects who have contributed to past festivals, including Architensions, Office Kovacs...
