I want art

whale by tom sachs. i sooooo want this piece in my bedroom…if only it was a dolphin. by pr

Half off everything!


i guess that mr. lagerfeld was inspired by seeing tom sachs chanel chain saw before he stuck the logo on the chanel bike, surfboard, russian doll, guitar and so on… (see old posts) but did he not get the irony here? by pp’

hadi tabatabai – daruni




very nice art book featuring the latest work of artist hadi tabatabai. the book is called daruni and will turn on anybody that is into crazy meticulous artwork like sol lewitt‘s, on kawara and so on… you can order one of the limited editions of 750 books, 96 color pages with hardcover, numbered by the artist with special binding & cover and beautifully printed at a certified wind power plant on 100% post consumer recycled cover using soy based inks (produced + designed by design agency ceft and company new york) the book is available direct from the artist’s studio or at the at st.marks bookstore in NY for $80+ $6.60 (shipping) by pp’

anti sweden jeans


neighbor rivalry has officially reached new levels of cool. as a reaction to sweden’s many jeans brands the norwegians have now started one of their own.; anti sweden. the images, logo and styles are staying true to norways biggest export, heavy metal music. the great illustrations are done by justin bartlett. by kv

Hercules Aaron Neville


I always loved this track, one of those oddities that stands alone and some how creeps up in all the odd places. here’s a fun home made video that I found for the track staring in mean streets. talk about rare grooves. by dd

Nixon headphones: listening in style


nixon’s first addition to the world of personal acoustics. the line of three models; the wire, the nomadic and the master blaster wont be easy to find. as far as we know these are just prototypes. still, with this kind of well designed beauty it would be a sin not to produce it for the masses and end the white cable trend of the ipod. by kv

caravanserai exhibit


caravanserai’s were beautiful roadside inns for travelers and supported the flow of commerce, information and people across trade routes. some might even say that mail as we know it originates from this persian concept. tom schutyser went on a journey to discover and capture these architectural, historical and cultural phenomenons. the photographs from his travels will be shown in paris from june 18th-26th. if you find yourself in the right place at the right time; go take a look. if not, at least take a journey through tom’s travel log. by kv