The Paul Kasmin Shop Presents Limited Edition Objects in London, UK
Erin Fox — October 22, 2012 — Art & Design
References: paulkasmingallery & paulkasmingallery
The Paul Kasmin Shop is a curated presentation of exclusive artwork, objects and fashions in a projected space, much resembling the ideology of a networked gallery. Also known as PK SHOP, it is a premier retailer in the Chelsea borough of upper class London, UK. The store opened in November of 2011 and it features purchasable goods from artists like Walton Ford, Deborah Kass, Kenny Scharf and Mark Ryden. Recently, PK SHOP has integrated work and object collaborations with Nir Hod, Erik Parker and Saint Clair Cemin.
The bold green fluorescent lights above the Chelsea shop attract the likes of art intuitive folks looking for interesting and rare pieces. A secondary idea to his gallery, the Paul Kasmin Shop hosts work for specific artistic niches coming from worldwide distributors. The PK SHOP is well known in the United Kingdom.
The bold green fluorescent lights above the Chelsea shop attract the likes of art intuitive folks looking for interesting and rare pieces. A secondary idea to his gallery, the Paul Kasmin Shop hosts work for specific artistic niches coming from worldwide distributors. The PK SHOP is well known in the United Kingdom.
Trend Themes
1. Curated Retail Experiences - Creating curated retail spaces that resemble networked galleries, offering exclusive artwork, objects, and fashions.
2. Art-driven Collaborations - Integrating artwork and object collaborations with artists to create unique, limited edition products.
3. Niche Artistic Retailers - Establishing specialized retail stores that cater to specific artistic niches and attract art enthusiasts seeking rare and interesting pieces.
Industry Implications
1. Art Retail - The art retail industry can embrace the concept of curated retail experiences to offer customers unique and exclusive products.
2. Fashion Retail - Fashion retailers can collaborate with artists to create limited edition collections that combine art and fashion.
3. Luxury Retail - Luxury retailers can tap into the niche artistic market by offering rare and collectible products that appeal to art enthusiasts.
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