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ARCANE Space
Thu — Sun: 10 am — 4 pm
On view:
Sincere — Diana “Didi” Rojas
The Other One Never Waits — Anna Cho Son

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Arcane Space will be open for gallery hours this Thursday-Sunday from 10 am to 4 pm. Come see Bradley's exhibition Shadoobie (Shattered) and say hello!

Pictured:
"Stile Anni '40"
30"x44"
Oil on canvas
2026 by @arcane.space

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2 Openings tonight Friday October 9, 6-9pm

BALANCE IN PLACE - Felipe Dulzaides

SHADOOBIE (SHATTERED) - Bradley Boboc

From the weathered neighborhoods of Havana, Cuba, to the bustling streets of downtown Los Angeles, ARCANE Space presents two distinct artists whose work closely examines everyday life in their respective cities—its objects, language, sounds, commerce, and rituals.

Artist Talks
October 10 2pm Felipe Dulzaides with Adolfo Nodal
And
October 17 2pm Diana “Didi” Rojas with Morleigh Steinberg

Also showing at ARCANE Space

SINCERE- Diana “Didi” Rojas

Come and experiment these 3 artists work!

#arcanespace #art #havana #painting #ceramic taken in ARCANEspace by @arcane.space

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283 buttons on this one.

I Am Keeping The Imperfect Ending And Pretending It Is Perfect, 2026
stoneware, thread on linen
24 x 36 inches
60.96 x 91.44cm

On view through Oct. 25th @arcane.space by @arcane.space

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Opening tomorrow! Arcane Space presents Shadoobie (Shattered), an exhibition of new paintings by Bradley Boboc. Drawing inspiration from the still life genre, Bradley's work also incorporates elements of advertisement and abstraction to portray his vision of "rock painting." The reception takes place from 6pm - 9pm. Not to be missed!

Pictured:
"Vogade"
Oil on canvas
25"x20"
2026

#arcane.space by @arcane.space

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This Friday! 2 openings at ARCANE Space Oct 9 6-9pm

Felipe Dulzaides - BALANCE IN PLACE drawings, photographs, video, sculpture.

Bradley Boboc- SHADOOBIE (SHATTERED) paintings.

Examining everyday life in their respective cities; its commerce, language, sounds, and rituals, LA artist Bradley Boboc and Cuban artist Felipe Dulzaides reframe familiar elements of the urban experience. Though working in very different mediums and contexts, both artists reveal poetry, complexity, and human exchange embedded in daily life.

October 9 - November 8

ALSO showing at ARCANE Space
Diana “Didi” Rojas- SINCERE until October 25

Artist talks!!!
Saturday, Oct 11, 2pm Felipe Dulzaides with Adolfo Nodal
Saturday, Oct 17 2pm Didi Rojas with Morleigh Steinberg

first image: photograph, Felipe Dulzaides
Second image: painting, Bradley Boboc

#arcanespace #felipedulzaides #bradleyboboc #didirojas #art taken in ARCANEspace by @arcane.space

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Opening Friday, October 9, 6-9pm BALANCE IN PLACE - Felipe Dulzaides

Through photography, drawing, video, and sound, Dulzaides explores chance, circularity, and the relationship between public space and poetry. This exhibition includes Dulzaides documentation of los amoladores—Havana’s knife sharpeners and their distinctive whistles, precious carriers of family memory and song.

Artist talk this Saturday Oct 10, 2pm with moderator Adolfo Nodal.

BALANCE IN PLACE on view through Nov 8

#havana #cuba #arcanespace #felipedulzaides

@studiofelipedulzaides taken in ARCANEspace by @arcane.space

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Arcane Space is pleased to announce Bradley Boboc's forthcoming exhibition, Shadoobie (Shattered). The opening reception takes place on October 9 from 6pm-9pm. The show will run through November 8, 2026.

Spiritual, medicinal, and cosmetic products recur throughout the exhibition, pointing to the quasi-religious character of the objects themselves. Inspired by the esoteric oils sold in the area’s botánicas, marketed to improve one’s fortunes in love, business, gambling, and beyond, Boboc treats each object as a distinct wish or negotiation. Many of the paintings such as "Perfume Espiritual Amor" push this idea to the point of satire, asking viewers to reconcile the complex nature of prayer within the marketplace.

Pictured:
"Perfume Espiritual Amor"
Oil on canvas
25"x20"
2026

#arcanespace by @arcane.space

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ARCANE Space is excited to announce the dual opening of Bradley Boboc and Felipe Dulzaides. On view October 9 through November 8

Opening reception: October 9, 6 - 9pm

From the weathered neighborhoods of Havana, Cuba, to the bustling streets of downtown Los Angeles,
ARCANE Space presents two notable artists whose work closely examines everyday life in their respective cities—its objects, language, sounds, commerce, and rituals.

Cuban artist, Felipe Dulzaides and LA artist, Bradley Boboc transform familiar elements of the urban experience into something unexpected.

Through photography, drawing, video, performance, sculpture, and sound, Dulzaides documents Havana’s knife sharpeners, los amoladores, and heir well worn family whistles. Transforming modest gestures and ordinary materials into meditations on balance, memory, and displacement, Dulzaides explores chance, circularity, and the relationship between public space and memory.

Above work: Felipe Dulzaides @studiofelipedulzaides by @arcane.space

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ARCANE Space is excited to announce the dual opening of Bradley Boboc and Felipe Dulzaides. On view October 9 through November 8

Opening reception: October 9, 6 - 9pm

From the weathered neighborhoods of Havana, Cuba, to the bustling streets of downtown Los Angeles,
ARCANE Space presents two notable artists whose work closely examines everyday life in their respective cities—its objects, language, sounds, commerce, and rituals.

Cuban artist, Felipe Dulzaides and LA artist, Bradley Boboc transform familiar elements of the urban experience into something unexpected.

In Shadoobie (Shattered), Bradley Boboc brings the riot of color, language, and commerce from downtown LA’s Toy District into a new series of paintings. Borrowing its title from a Rolling Stones song of existential frustration, the work turns that unrest into something physical and immediate, while highlighting the enduring human impulse to question, create, and resist forces that aim to silence creativity and independent thought.

Above work is Bradley Boboc @bradley_boboc by @arcane.space

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Sometimes We Live Like This. Hard Soft. Liquid Solid, 2026
stoneware, porcelain, thread on linen
12 x 12 inches
30.48 x 30.48 cm

This one is on view through October 25th at ARCANE Space as part of my solo exhibition, Sincere.

Catch the show before it closes 🌀 taken in ARCANEspace by @arcane.space

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Vol.1 Launch + Exhibit felt like a huge success. Thank you to absolutely everyone who submitted and joined this new community of ours. We couldnt be any more stoked with the outcome and are beyond excited to continue this experiment by making it bigger and better each go.

Thank you @arcane.space for hosting us in such an incredible arena. Thank you to all thirty finalists who made it into the show and came through with family and friends and a huge thank you to @ummyeahfick @jodybreeze45 & @budgiefilm_ for submitting and becoming our first ever top three finalists. Thank you @kai.macknight for filming the process. Thank you @d0mesticengineer for DJ’ing for the first time ever. And thank you to everyone who bought a copy of Vol.1 !!

Stay tuned as submissions for Vol.2 go live sooner than you think! Much love ♥️♥️♥️

#photographer #photography taken in Los Angeles, California by @arcane.space

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Open now - Sincere, Diana “Didi” Rojas

I Am Keeping The Imperfect Ending And Pretending That It Is Perfect, 2026 - stoneware, thread on linen 24”x36”

There is nothing more sincere than a button.
An ordinary, intimate object known for its unheroic ability to connect.
If a button could talk… it would whisper:
I am here to keep it together. I am necessary. I have been touched.
Someone took the time to put me here.
Quiet devotion
-Diana “Didi” Rojas

This new series is grounded in repetition, touch, and time. Each button was individually hand-sculpted, capturing fingerprints and texture, and recording the labor of its making.

“I am interested in the point at which the familiar becomes strange without ceasing to be familiar.”

On view until Oct 25
@0h_heck taken in ARCANEspace by @arcane.space

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