The NY Times came out with an article about charming modernist houses miniature size. There are times I would like be able to shrink my stuff to this size.
If you live in New York, I highly recommend going to see the exhibition slash paper under the knife, which is up at MAD until April 2010. Above is some wonderful work by Béatrice Coron and the second one I’m not sure of. The love, care and fragility of these objects will leave you in awe.
Thursday, December 31, 2009
Happy New Year folks! My new mantra is “2010=less suck!”
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Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Just visited the Zach Feuer Gallery last Saturday to check out the always inspiring work of Sister Corita Kent. Her silkscreen prints just POP. I felt elated from looking at her work. This reminds me that I still need to read her and Jan Steward’s book: Learning by Heart: Teachings to Free the Creative Spirit.
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
I went to the opening of the Lubalin Now exhibit at the new Cooper Union building The exhibit showcased Herb Lubalin’s work as well as designers he has influenced. I really liked seeing his sketches/process. People at the reception were so jubilant over the work! Also the new Cooper Union building is incredible with fabulous [...]
Monday, November 16, 2009
There must be a lot of type nerds reading the NY Times because one of the popular articles today is titled: Mistake in Typography Grate the Purists. I have to admit, I’ve gotten upset over bad letterspacing from everywhere–in subway ads, highway signs and especially movie titles.
I love my new bike which isn’t so new–an orange varsity schwin 10-speed that I got at NYC Bike Jumble (the pic above is not my bike but I have something similar in a much dingier condition). And after much hassling from friends I finally got a bike helmet! So I’m ready to ride in [...]
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A couple of weeks ago, I attended an ADC-sponsored lecture of Keetra Dixon at the SoHo Apple store. Keetra was visibly nervous but gave a bubbly presentation of her awesome work and showed us stuff she is working on now at the Rockwell Group. I have to say, the Apple store is the WORST place [...]
Flux just posted a video interview with the super duper Karin Fong from Imaginary Forces. In the video you get sneak previews to the upcoming Terminator movie and the Pink Panther remake.
The pics above are from the new Swarovski Crystallized shop that opened up on Broadway in SoHo. Didn’t have a chance to go inside because it started pouring rain. Goes to show that people still like bling and shiny things–even during hard times.