Welcome to The Gallery Store at SCA, a warm, curated destination celebrating the originality, craftsmanship, and creative spirit of Bay Area artists. From one-of-a-kind artwork to thoughtful, giftable pieces, this new space is designed to make it easier to connect with artists, learn about their process, and bring home work that feels personal, meaningful, and…
We are discovering the soft loveliness of the MODAL/SILK blend, with our new STEAM designs for limited edition scarves, just recently released. Modal is considered a luxury textile and is often used to blend with other fabrics to give a high-end feel with its lightness and softness. Modal fabric is a semi-synthetic fabric made from…
Don’t miss this! Mark your calendars! On Sunday December 8th, 2019, 25 artists will participate in a Pre-Holiday OPEN HOUSE and gift show, in the third floor’s 3-Door Gallery. Come visit us and shop unique gifts made by local artists. This season offer Art to Wear, Art to Share! 1890 Bryant Street (at Mariposa Street).…
Our American Spring scarves – both Women’s March and March for Science – are so successful that we decided to create a third scarf and bandana of the amazing March For Our Lives youth mobilization after the Valentine Day massacre at the Marjorie Stoneman Douglas school in Parkland, Florida. The March For Our Lives, a…
Lily and Chris wearing American Spring bandanas, Williamsburg waterfront. Our American Spring scarves – both Women’s March and Science March – are so successful that we decided to make slightly smaller versions to be worn as bandanas. They can be worn in so many ways – around your neck, on your wrist, as a head-tie……
Chris Kubik introduces the American Spring Science scarf In the same spirit that inspired the American Spring Women’s March compositions, I photographed the signs at the March for Science in San Francisco. The result is a composition for a new scarf, celebrating science and fact-based reality. Science, education, and environmental protection have been under attack…
On January 21st, as we were driving back to NY from the Women’s March on Washington, my friend and I decided that we were experiencing an “American Spring”, because it felt so much like a jolt, an awakening after a deep, sleepy torpor. The election had plunged many of us into a tailspin of depression…
Hard, rigid metal becomes soft as butter when printed on silk. Model Rozi Uhl played with a limited edition silk scarf by wrapping herself in this colorful scaffolding for the human body. Photography by Fernando Paz. Scaffolding can be beautiful. This one is from the third phase of NYC’s High Line. The construction process turned out…
Wrap yourself in the graphic and political art that splashes all the walls in my Williamsburg neighborhood. Each photograph, and each printed scarf, embodies an irreplaceable element of this bustling part of New York: the bright graffiti, the graphic self expression, and the individuality that represents Brooklyn! Recording this ephemeral art on film and on silk, we…
Mateo as SUPER WATER TANK BOY wearing a NYC Water Tank cape is photographed by Fernando Paz WATER, WATER, EVERYWHERE.. Water tanks have been serving a practical purpose since the mid-nineteenth century, but I also find great graphic poetry in this familiar symbol of New York rooftops. The striking contrast between the rustic structures and…
Covered in TRASH! It was so much fun to watch photographer Fernando Paz take pictures of model Rozi Uhl wearing my TRASH design for silk scarves. Another, irreverent form of recycling… Rozi Uhl is wearing a limited edition silk Trash scarf, and standing in front of a Trash wall hanging. I’m covered in TRASH!
Before leaving Brooklyn on my way back to Paris, I enjoyed watching photographer Fernando Paz take pictures of model Rozi Uhl wearing my new design for silk scarves. Though actually a winter fruit, its refreshing, vibrant colors make Citrus a juicy design that’s perfect for summer.
Before leaving Brooklyn on my way back to Paris, I enjoyed watching photographer Fernando Paz take pictures of model Rozi Uhl wearing my Low Tide silk crepe scarf and satin silk tunic. A fresh, colorful, and playful design… it was a pleasure to see it worn with such grace and humor!
Scarves are dancing! A short animation illustrating the variety and complexity of scarf designs by Simo Neri. An entertaining collaboration with model Marta Quaglia and photographer Mathilde Fuzeau, animated by Gabrielle Lubtchansky. Music by Caravan Palace.
How New York City’s High Line became an inspiration to make art – that can be framed or worn. Shortly after it first opened, a friend invited me to join her on a walk along the High Line’s first few blocks. Something about moving along an extended path at a height of 30 feet made…
