About

Full Service is an artist-run, 1,500 square foot custom fabrication shop located in Mid-City, Los Angeles, founded and operated by Casey Baden. Our goal at Full Service is to bring a range of original projects for artists and creatives to fruition, and to provide services for those who may not have access to the equipment needed to fully realize aspects of their artistic practice. With our wide-ranging skill sets, we can provide the necessary services, designs, and support to ensure the best, most considered results for your vision.

We promise to provide a comprehensive, “full service” experience for the development of your project from conception to installation, and to help you navigate the infrastructure around artistic practice and pursuing exhibition.

Why Full Service?

We are a small business for artists, by artists committed to an ongoing evolution of our mission, programs, and services to better serve our community. We are sincerely interested in collaboration and will continue to invest in materials, equipment, and space to make our artistic goals accessible.

  • Problem solving and consultation for sculptures, installations, and other structures
  • Pedestal, platform, and crate building
  • Design and fabrication for exhibition, installation, and studio furniture
  • Design and construction of studio storage, lofts, and other structures
  • Building sculpture armatures
  • Making custom stretchers for paintings
  • Consultation and fabrication for other custom projects, materials may include: wood, metal, concrete, glass, fabric, electrical, etc.
  • Modifying projects plans to: 1) meet site-specific standards 2) be built modularly for safe storage and transport 3) take archival and preservation conditions into consideration

Services

Future Plans

We hope to expand our mission to include a more focused engagement with contemporary art. It is our intention to become a multi-purpose community project space that can offer classes, workshops, and conversation-based idea sharing opportunities, membership-based access to our tools and facilities, curated events, and to create opportunities through open calls and curatorial initiatives to put on exhibitions, host small residencies, and create experimental artist publications.