

Water, Wood, and Wild Things, the material culture of a Japanese mountain town
- - |
- Gallery | Ace Hotel Brooklyn
Water, Wood, and Wild Things
the material culture of a Japanese mountain town
illustrations from the book
objects from Yamanaka Onsen
April 1–29
The Gallery at Ace Hotel Brooklyn
Other events happening on

Textiles: a Group Show at Gallery
Textiles: a Group Show showcases the work of 21 individual textile artists responsible for the museum’s worth collection of custom art pieces hung throughout each room of Ace Hotel Brooklyn. Inspired in part by the central role fabrics played in the architecture and interiors of Bauhaus designers, the artists in this exhibition challenge and expand upon institutional narratives within the history of the medium — asking viewers to consider the many marginalized voices in textile tradition, as well as their own…
Read more

Textiles: a Group Show at Gallery
Textiles: a Group Show showcases the work of 21 individual textile artists responsible for the museum’s worth collection of custom art pieces hung throughout each room of Ace Hotel Brooklyn. Inspired in part by the central role fabrics played in the architecture and interiors of Bauhaus designers, the artists in this exhibition challenge and expand upon institutional narratives within the history of the medium — asking viewers to consider the many marginalized voices in textile tradition, as well as their own…
Read more
Upcoming events at Ace Hotel Brooklyn

The Gallery - GBA's Extended Family with Camella Ehlke at Gallery
The table is the heart of the home. Triple Five founder and streetwear designer Camella Ehlke presents a new series of marvelously outfitted chairs exploring the intricacies of friendship and love. Ehlke reworks and recycles overstock fabrics, dressing four pairs of chairs in vibrant, unique outfits. Camella’s second GBA collection Soulmates embody whimsy, humor, and romance; her chair duos reference friendship, sisterhood, and lovers. Couples interconnect via plush hands-holding, chain links rendered from stuffed fabric, or ribbons wrapped in a tight …
Read more

Family kitchen: a Story of Continental Cuisine at Demo Kitchen
Home is where the family meets for dinner. Join our restaurant As You Are in the Demo Kitchen for a special four-course journey through intergenerational legacies and the coupling of Italian-American cuisine. Serving mushroom-stuffed amuse-bouche, lobster casserole and deep dish apple pie à la mode, Ace Hotel Brooklyn’s Executive Chef, Michael King, and Chef Ed Cotton get inspired by childhoods spent in old Boston’s The Cottage Crest. Thoroughly missed for its scratch-made meals, Chef Michael now keeps the “rug joint’s”…
Read more