An Nhau Inc.

Independent Creative Company

Brand and Management
Thơm®

thơm®—translating from Vietnamese to English as, pineapple, something that smells good, or a kiss—is a second generation restaurant + mini-market concept.

Information about the Portland location can be read at Portland Monthly.

Art Exhibition Curation and Programming
Whippets by Eric Alan Edwards

Galerie Hideout introduced Whippets, the first solo exhibition by photographer Eric Alan Edwards on view at the gallery at Mustard Hotel Shibuya in Tokyo. Ten of Edwards’ photographs, taken during the production of Kids in the late 90s, were shaped into a non-linear photostory and presented as part of a larger installation documenting that era and Edwards’ process.

More information about the exhibition can be read at Office Magazine.

Book Image Curation
Gus Van Sant: The Art of Making Movies

From Drugstore Cowboy to Elephant, Milk, and Good Will Hunting, Gus Van Sant’s films have captured the imagination of more than one generation. Alongside his filmmaking, however, Van Sant is also an artist, photographer, and writer. Based on a series of new and exclusive interviews, this book provides personal insight into how Van Sant successfully approaches these different and varied art forms, providing an inspirational look into the working life of one of America’s most pivotal cultural and creative practitioners.

Learn more about the book authored by Katya Tylevich at Laurence King Publishing and Another Magazine.

Art Exhibition Co-Curation
Crossroad by Eddie Kang

Gana Art hosted Eddie Kang’s solo exhibition Crossroad at Gana Art Los Angeles. In Kang’s narrative, the yeti represents a benevolent spirit that watches over the girl, offering protection and guidance just beyond the visible realm.

Read about the artist and exhibition feature at Office Magazine.

Magazine Feature
Isamu Noguchi

As one of the most influential creatives voices of the 20th century, Isamu Noguchi’s artistic point of view can be found around the globe. GREATEST ISSUE 07 uncovers the legacy of the Japanese-American artist, embarking on a world tour of Noguchi’s work in conversation with Brett Littman and Dakin Hart of the Noguchi Museum.

Read the feature at Greatest online.

Art Gallery Communications
Sow & Tailor

Sow & Tailor, a family-run gallery, represents the next generation of artists from Los Angeles.

Learn more about the gallery at South China Morning Post.

Magazine Cover Feature
East Meets West, Miu Miu SS 23

For the Purple Fashion Magazine #39, The NY Issue, East Meets West featured six female artists in New York in Miu Miu SS 23, photographed by Stevie and Mada.

Read the feature at www.Purple.fr.

Campaign Direction
VEGA by unspun

Unspun Vega™ is the next major revolution in apparel manufacturing— allowing for truly automated, localized, and intentional production at scale.

For more information about the innovation, visit unspun.

Magazine Feature
Ăn Nhậu

GARAGISME issue 6 titled, Aspirational Fantasy, constitutes a meditation on capitalism and the automotive world over stories. The Ăn Nhậu story features Vietnamese food spots in Little Saigon, California.

Purchase a copy of the magazine at Garagisme.

Campaign Video Direction
#MOOSEBRINGSTHEHEAT

For the Moose Knuckles FW20 campaign, 13 individuals tell their personal stories and convictions on what it means to bring heat to creativity in intimately captured vignettes.

The video series can be viewed @Mooseknucklescanada.

Exhibition Content Direction
Water, Space, California by Young-Il Ahn

Harper’s was pleased to announce Water, Space, California, Young-Il Ahn’s second solo exhibition with the gallery, featuring recent and historical work by the late artist.

Information about the exhibition can be viewed at Harper’s.

Campaign Talent Curation
Homeward Bound, Marshall

Homeward Bound is a portrait series from Marshall, where artists invite us into their homes to discuss music, design and style - unfolding the story behind their home interior. We helped invite Shirley Kurata and Zumi Rosow to the series directed by Harry Israelson.

For more information about the series, visit marshallheadphones.com.

Online Magazine Feature
Michael Ardelean

Whether you are a starting out or already a seasoned creative professional, freelance work can be daunting.

Read the interview at Highsnobiety.

Japanese Government Export Campaign Program
Japanese Craft Beer

JFOODO, a Japanese government group, introduced the Japanese Craft Beer initiative to increase the cultural value of the Japanese craft beer movement in North America. For late 2019, a program of thematic experiences was organized around craftsmanship and local culture. Our multi-city series, activated within influential venues, featured renowned creators, entrepreneurs, and tastemakers. The intergovernmental, multi-agency effort was guided by a focus on the west coast market and local consulting.

Additional information about Japanese Craft Beer can be viewed at JFOODO and Tokyo TV.

Campaign Video Direction
The Good Liver Presents

The Good Liver Presents is a portrait series featuring individuals from the store’s community and their curated lifestyles.

Product can be explored at The Good Liver.

Magazine Feature
Kunichi Nomura

To describe what Kunichi Nomura does and how he operates may be too complicated to articulate. His actions and assembling of culture, words, people, and situations go far and wide for those that pay attention.

Read about him in conversation with Fraser Cooke at Highsnobiety.

Launch Campaign Direction
San Soli

San Soli’s debut Provenance campaign express the ethos of tranquil elemental spaces featuring three new candles.

See the campaign launch at www.sansoli.com and read more on Marie Claire.

Art Gallery Communications
Unrequited by SPY Projects

It seems easy to describe. Clear-cut and well-defined. An exhibition with a title: Unrequited, a curator: Sara Apple, and a group of artists, running from April 25 - May 31. But just look at the address where the LA-based gallery SPY Projects is hosting the show, 59 Wooster Street, and the seams start to split, unfurling in many directions. Not just another SoHo loft, the building—the very floor, in fact—once housed the Brooke Alexander Gallery, which opened its first exhibition in the space nearly 40 years ago and worked with a number of artists who have gone on to become legends, influencing the art scene in New York and beyond.

Learn more about the gallery at Artnet News and Office Magazine.