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Showing posts with label
art
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22 November 2011
Dollar Note
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First it was the Barbican exhibit of zebra finches playing guitars, and then the antique pistols that mechanical birds come out of and dan...
24 July 2011
Global English
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This beautiful piece of art showed up at our office this week: It is called Global English , by James Clar. In his words: This piece is a re...
05 June 2011
Sing For Hope's Pop-Up Pianos 2011: A Preview
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I got a text message from my friend Marc yesterday morning, saying he was painting an upright piano downtown and that I should visit him. H...
04 February 2011
Counter Space: Design and the Modern Kitchen
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I took the day off today, and set out for the MoMA bright and early for some much-needed inspiration. I didn't know what I would find, ...
16 September 2010
Takashi Murakami x Versailles
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When I see something covered over and over on different platforms and Twitter feeds, my typical reaction is to ignore it forever. This is wh...
10 March 2010
Mr. Brainwash presents ICONS
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Last night Ana and I checked out the Mr. Brainwash ICONS show in the Meatpacking District. I remember being drawn to it because of the hug...
27 January 2010
Zebra finches playing guitars
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As you may know by now, sometimes wildly awesome things that have been around for a long time fly completely over my head for months (someti...
10 January 2010
Audrey Kawasaki @ Jonathan LeVine
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I was fortunate enough to catch the final day of Audrey Kawasaki 's NY exhibit today with The Retrospective 's Gitamba, who was in N...
23 November 2009
Spiral Jetty and Time
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Almost all of the photography projects I'm ever involved with deal with time in some way. This, paired with my desire to visit Spiral Je...
22 November 2009
Fall 2009 Art in Chelsea
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I went to Chelsea today intending to visit one gallery, and ended up going to more than ten. It's a really, really good time to make the...
03 May 2009
Basquiat
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A few weeks ago, I watched Basquiat for the first time. I know that I'm, what, thirteen years behind on this one. But, well. It kind of...
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