OKEY DOKEY KONRAD FISCHER is a project for exhibitions, presentations and interventions. Beginning with a year long series of shows in a space on Los Angeles's Western Ave. presenting historic artists alongside contemporary artists, it now has an office in New York's Tribeca neighborhood. In the sprit of staying nimble and artist responsive, the gallery recently organized a show in Galka Scheyer's Neutra house at the top of the Hollywood Hills and currently has a temporary space around the corner from its office at 9 White St.
The name for the project comes from Konrad Fischer who used the phrase frequently, ending conversations and letters with “Okey Dokey, Konrad Fischer”. Fischer was so well known for the saying that Sol LeWitt had a stamp with its inscription made especially for him, which serves as the logo for the project.
