Hennessey + Ingalls Bookstore

New Thom Mayne: Morphosis M3 book now available. Get yours while supplies last.

Book Signing and Talk
Thursday, September 22, 2022
5:30 - 7:00
with Architectural Historian
Anthony Fontenot.
Conversation with writer, editor, curator, broadcaster Frances Anderton and architect Barbara Bestor

WE’RE HIRING!
Interested in working at an independent bookstore? We’re hiring part time. Email [email protected] with your resume.

Now in Stock!! Apartamento Magazine #29

Log 54 has arrived.

Spiral : Issue II

Now Available

deCoding Asian Urbanism : Farooq Ameen
Now in Stock

Planet City - Liam Young back in stock. Get your copy while they last.

Join us Tomorrow at 3pm for a Book Signing with Cusmano Cesaretti for: "Street Writers: A Guided Tour of Chicano Graffiti".

Street Writers Gusmano Cesaretti Chaz Bojorquez

https://www.laweekly.com/street-writers-chicano-graffiti-book-celebrates-release/

Street Writers: Chicano Graffiti Book Celebrates Release - LA Weekly Street Writers, the 1975 "guided tour" book of Chicano graffiti by photographer Gusmano Cesaretti is widely regarded the first book to explore this culture. Get your copy signed this Saturday.

GUSMANO CESARETTI Book signing for “Street Writers: A Guides Tour of Chicano Graffiti”.

Street Writers Books only / Existing Book Orders will be allowed for this book signing at check in.

To reserve a copy of your book please RSVP at: [email protected] prior to event to guarantee you copy.

Face coverings are required at entrance. Hennessey + Ingalls has the right to refuse entrance to anyone not wearing a face mask.

David Kibben Ingalls (1930 - 2021)

June 3, 1930 - August 31, 2021 David Kibben Ingalls died peacefully at home in Santa Fe at the age of 91 on Tuesday, August 31st surrounded by family, his books, and music. Born on June 3rd, 1930 in Chicago to Lorene Whitham Ingalls and Allin Kibben Ingalls, he grew up in Oak Park and River Forest, Illinois along with his younger sister Mary. He graduated from Yale University in 1952 with a BA in English and proceeded to study piano at the Cosmopolitan School of Music in Chicago, receiving a Bachelor of Music in 1954. He served in the US Army in Germany for two years before moving to Los Angeles in 1957 where he taught in the public schools. He left teaching in 1968 to cofound Hennessey + Ingalls, an art and architecture bookstore. In Los Angeles with his first wife Alice Karen Bergstrom, he had two sons, Glen and Stephen Ingalls. In 1985 he married Kay McCracken Duke. The couple lived in Pacific Palisades for 8 years until moving to Santa Fe, New Mexico. David and Kay have relished life together in Santa Fe for the past 28 years.David was passionate about literature and all things artistic, especially music. He loved opera in particular for how it combines stories, music, and the visual arts on a grand scale. Starting from an early age he played the piano, often for several hours a day. He would forego lunch and use the money to buy records until his parents put an end to it. He created elaborate puppet shows to the delight of his Oak Park childhood friends. As an adult he took active roles in supporting the Lyric Opera in Chicago, the LA Opera, LA Chamber Orchestra, Santa Fe Opera, and Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival. He was also deeply committed to his community whether through leading a neighborhood association or supporting food banks, schools and other local organizations. David regularly attended First Presbyterian Church of Santa Fe where he also taught a class on opera. A devoted father and husband who shared his love of the outdoors with his boys, he learned to ski at the age of 50. David was adored by his family for his soft-spoken, thoughtful, kind presence. He is survived by his beloved wife Kay Duke Ingalls, sons Glen and Stephen Ingalls, daughters-in-law Renée Pacheco and Rebecca Perrine, grandsons Winston and Parker Ingalls, and his labradoodle Max. His family is grateful for the loving work of care providers in his final years: Lorna Calles, Alejandro Martinez, Donald Montgomery, Francesca Orofino, and all of his medical providers. A memorial service will be held in Santa Fe on Monday, September 20th. To help with planning and space considerations, please email [email protected] for details if interested in attending. In lieu of flowers the family would kindly request a contribution in David's memory to support the Child Development Center at First Presbyterian Church of Santa Fe. Donations can be made to CDC Scholarship Fund at 208 Grant Avenue, Santa Fe, NM 87501.

Hennessey + Ingalls Bookstore updated their business hours.

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Great book! We need more women in architecture.

Great new book: “Preserving Los Angeles” by Angel City Press Ken Bernstein hab.photographer
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On the Shelf: This library lined corridor for our project in is inspiring a weekend full of good reads.
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We are fully reopen for browsing and shopping. Our hours of operation are 11am - 7pm.
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WE ARE OPEN!!
We have FULLY re-opened for browsing and shopping. Our hours of operation will return to 11am - 7pm Every Day.

We have put in place some guidelines to help ensure the health and safety of our employees and customers. As per L.A. County, everyone must wear a mask while shopping. We have installed plexiglass shields near the registers and have designated markers on the ground showing people where to stand while checking out.

We couldn't be happy to reopen and to get back to a new sense of "normal". If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to call us (213) 437-2130.

TOMORROW!! We will FULLY reopen for browsing and shopping. Our hours of operation will return to 11am - 7pm Every Day.

We have put in place some guidelines to help ensure the health and safety of our employees and customers. As per L.A. County, everyone must wear a mask while shopping. We have installed plexiglass shields near the registers and have designated markers on the ground showing people where to stand while checking out.

We couldn't be happy to reopen and to get back to a new sense of "normal". If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to call us (213) 437-2130.

CURBSIDE PICK-UP NOW AVAILABLE

Our hours for contactless curbside (parking lot) pick-up will be 10 am - 5 pm Monday through Friday.

You may use our website www.hennesseyingalls.com to browse our inventory. Look for books that say "ON OUR SHELVES NOW". These are items that we currently have in stock at the store. Call the store at 213-437-2130 to place your order over the phone.

If driving to pick up your order, please pull into our parking lot and give us a call at 213-437-2130. We will bring out your order. Please wear a mask and practice physical distancing when picking up.

With the Extention of Nonessential businesses to remain closed we are doing our part.... did you know you can still support us by shopping online at www.hennesseyingalls.com. Use coupon code “save20” to save 20% on your entire purchase.
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To everyone who has placed an order online during these tough times we really appreciate it. It will be your continued support that gets us through these unprecedented times!

Unlike our Physical Store (which is currently closed) our Online Store is open 24/7 to serve all your book needs. Also... unlike our physical store, our online store is linked to our national book distributor which means you can shop ANY book online. Not just Art and Architecture! You can browse and shop for any subject!

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