The Fagadau sisters, who run the 12.26 Gallery in Dallas’ Design District, have opened a new exhibition space in Los Angeles.
The Fagadau sisters, who own the 12.26 Gallery in Dallas’ Design District, have opened a new space in Los Angeles.
But to see it you’ll have to travel a lot farther west than usual. “When You See Me, Make a Wish” is on display through Aug. 26 at 12.26 West, a project space that happens to be located in a converted garage behind Hilary’s house in Los Angeles.“It was very important that we started here in Dallas, where we grew up, where we have ties, where we already feel very connected to the community,” Hannah says. “I think [12.
and Hilary worked as the director of a Los Angeles gallery. The original plan was for Hannah to manage the business side of things, and for Hilary to curate the art. But that divide has become less clear over time. From left, sisters Hilary and Hannah Fagadau, who own the 12.26 art gallery in Dallas. They have opened a new artistic space in Los Angeles.
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