a visual collective outlet of inspiration
wouldn’t mind own one of these… from his diary by pp.
studio
YOY
nice work from japanese design studio yoy. this makes me want to get every single piece of furniture and useless “design” objects in my apartment. and by “furniture”, i mean half-broken ikea stuff picked up in the street by my roommates… by lil
james nares – road paint
at paul kasmin gallery until june 10. by pp.
inspiring studio – oscar niemeyer
some studios have better view than others… by pp.
Ricardo Bofill Converted Cement Factory
in 1973 one of the biggest european architect ricardo bofill discovered a cement factory, part of an industrial complex from the turn of the century, comprising over 30 silos, underground galleries and huge engine rooms. he transformed it into his head office and house, which he has been remodeling for the last two years in order to achieve this unbelievable project (learn more about the project here). by cp
chanel – little black jacket exhibition
the chanel’s little black jacket exhibition ends tomorrow in nyc, if you haven’t seen it yet, maybe worth going. it’s quite nice. at the late deitch gallery, now swiss institute in soho. by pp.
odd-ry
in the mood for miss hepburn today by pp.
AI WEIWEI – SO GOOD
cameras were shut down but still ai weiwei give these guys the finger! so good. here (btw, love the cat outfit) by pp.
francois berthoud – studio
german publishing house hatje cantz had the great insight to publish a monograph on mythic illustrator francois berthoud, the book is beautiful and seeing the making of this artwork is really inspiring and quite intriguing. a must have i would say. by pp.
backstage
by pp.
paolo roversi – nudi
i owned this book at some point in my life but i guess the pictures inside as well as the money you need to spare to buy it make this book the perfect target for librarylifting. so among others, beautiful shots of kate, shalom and audrey in no other cloth than their own skin. by pp.
DONALD JUDD – 101 SPRING
donald judd building on spring street is being renovated at the moment, scaffolding are hiding the beautiful cast iron building where the artist applied this theory: each floor should have one purpose: sleeping, eating, working… and nothing else here. nice booklet documenting the place in a more intimate way here! by pp.
