this video reminds me of ‘light machine’ pieces by one of our favorite artists, xavier veilhan. i came across these pieces by accident while wandering london in 2003. the grid of lightbulbs dance, and you can feel their heat as if they are alive. you can view a clip here. by kl
Month: February 2010
the perfect pencil, and more. by graf von faber-castell
there’s something charming about using a pencil over pen. like a rotary phone over mobile or temperamental film over digital photos. you can find the perfect pencil at graf von faber-castell, which is made from fine california cedar, has a replaceable eraser, and extender with integrated sharpener in silver or platinum. by kl
a good morning for some swedish gothesque – fever ray
this video reminds me of ‘light machine’ pieces by one of our favorite artists, xavier veilhan. i came across these pieces by accident while wandering london in 2003. the grid of light bulbs dance, and you can feel their heat as if they are alive. you can view a clip here. by kl
the perfect pencil, and more. by graf von faber-castell
there’s something charming about using a pencil over pen. like a rotary phone over mobile or temperamental film over digital photos. you can find the perfect pencil at graf von faber-castell, which is made from fine california cedar, has a replaceable eraser, and extender with integrated sharpener in silver or platinum. by kl
what are artists… who do books called?
robert gober: ouch
tonight i was trying to remember his name and kept saying, the guy with the sinks! so this post is just a reminder for the future. i recall when i first saw gobers work in los angels more than 10 years ago, i was really amazed, at the time all i had seen was the sinks, mounted to the gallery walls and ceiling corners… it was not until years later in london, at what i think was the sensation show, that i saw the bees wax pieces. still a sensation! by dd
what are artists… who do books called?
robert gober: ouch
tonight i was trying to remember his name and kept saying, the guy with the sinks! so this post is just a reminder for the future. i recall when i first saw gobers work in los angels more than 10 years ago, i was really amazed, at the time all i had seen was the sinks, mounted to the gallery walls and ceiling corners… it was not until years later in london, at what i think was the sensation show, that i saw the bees wax pieces. still a sensation! by dd
smile, it’s wednesday
in the basement below oak is where you find hipster heaven, in the cafe and store the smile. the cafe was started by matt kliegman and former earnest sewn trend hunter carlos quirarte. in addition to serving up some decent coffee and sandwiches the menu also include a terry approved bowl of granola. the list of merchandise include wool products by wool and the gang and a section of candles. but I guess the real reason you’d go there is to see, be seen and feel part of the cool crowd…by kv
smile, it’s wednesday
in the basement below oak is where you find hipster heaven, in the cafe and store the smile. the cafe was started by matt kliegman and former earnest sewn trend hunter carlos quirarte. in addition to serving up some decent coffee and sandwiches the menu also include a terry approved bowl of granola. the list of merchandise include wool products by wool and the gang and a section of candles. but I guess the real reason you’d go there is to see, be seen and feel part of the cool crowd…by kv
opera for the people
the norwegain company snøhetta prides itself on being an innovative, award-winning, and environmentally conscious architectural firm. a lot of labels to live up to… they are the firm behind the planned national september 11 memorial museum pavilion in new york and the celebrated bibliotheca alexandrina in alexandria, egypt. the oslo opera house is the only one of their works I myself have experienced. and experience is the right word. in true socialist spiri the operahouse is for the people and you can actually walk all over it, sit on it and picnic on it. the exhibition of their work is on view from february 4 to april 3, 2010 at scandinavia house in new york. by kv
opera for the people
the norwegain company snøhetta prides itself on being an innovative, award-winning, and environmentally conscious architectural firm. a lot of labels to live up to… they are the firm behind the planned national september 11 memorial museum pavilion in new york and the celebrated bibliotheca alexandrina in alexandria, egypt. the oslo opera house is the only one of their works I myself have experienced. and experience is the right word. in true socialist spiri the operahouse is for the people and you can actually walk all over it, sit on it and picnic on it. the exhibition of their work is on view from february 4 to april 3, 2010 at scandinavia house in new york. by kv