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Black Girl Art Show

Casitas Studios, Los Angeles, September 2026. One day load-in, show and strike in a day.

The Ask

The Black Girl Art Show came to Casitas Studios for a day: a hall of artist booths where Black women artists show and sell their work, a stage program running through the afternoon, and around 2,500 guests through the doors.

What We Built

We helped with the production. One day to load in, then a single day of show and strike, and the room turned back over that night.

By the Numbers

Attendance
2,500
Load-in
1 day
Show and strike
Same day

Gallery

The build with a scissor lift and a box truck on the floor, both round Black Girl Art Show banners hung, and crew dressing the white wall behind them.
The stage during build, a truss of moving lights over the deck, line arrays at both sides, and a printed header banner with BGAS drops hung above it.
The merch counters and the printed photo wall set against the white cyc, with a round Black Girl Art Show banner hung above them.
Artists dressing their booths, canvases propped on stands and grid walls, with purple cocktail tables set across the floor beside them.
The hall under house light, art booths down both sides, two round Black Girl Art Show banners hung over the floor, and the stage lit at the far end.
The Black Girl Art Show entrance sign on black turf with plants behind it, rope stanchions in front, and daylight coming through the door.
The greenery step and repeat lit from the floor at night, the show sign mounted in the middle of it and potted plants on the turf at both sides.
The stage from the floor, LED bars along the deck, a speaker stack beside it, and moving lights on the truss washing the room magenta.
Guests walking between purple cocktail tables under magenta wash, art easels along the left wall and the greenery sign lit at the back of the room.
The DJ playing on stage, the LED wall running the show logo, LED bars along the front of the stage, and magenta light filling the room.

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