Cakeland Closing Its Frosted Doors | KQED Arts
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Channel: KQED Arts · 2014 · Entertainment
Artist Scott Hove, a Bay Area native who has made a name for himself in the art world with his striking, cake-themed sculptures, is packing up his frosting and moving to Los Angeles. Last week Hove shut down Cakeland, the Oakland storefront he has both lived and exhibited in since 2009. Word of the closure prompted a mad dash by local art fans to see the beautiful and weird world Hove had built in the days before he shuttered the doors and started packing to move. Video by: Adam Grossberg and Kevin Jones Read More: http://ww2.kqed.org/arts/2014/07/02/cakeland-moves-to-the-southland-an-exit-interview-with-artist-scott-hove/ Sign up for the weekly KQED Arts email newsletter: http://bit.ly/1eMLPu5
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