Art Admins, Dan and Meaghan, speak with Lacey Richter at the EX opening in NY “Lacey Richter is an Austin-based artist in Texas working in a variety of media, including paint, charcoal, needle and thread, electric tape and fabric. Her work is influenced by internal energies and intuition. Richter’s organic mixed-media pieces and fabric-based installations
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N:F:P Final Day at Chelsea Market! Link together your closet with a NFP addition this summer to keep you cozy until our next pop up shop September 1 – October 30 in Midtown NYC. Open today 10:30-7:30.
Hey Everyone, It is almost that time – the 4th of July! Grilling out and driving through and all of those other american food-related past times will seem a little sweeter this coming week. When recently asked what my plans were, I realized that last year at this time I was getting ready to not
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The exhibit “Ex: Collaborative Creation” had a great opening event at IAM‘s 38|39 gallery earlier this month! I had the privilege of curating the New York iteration of the exhibit, and it will now travel to Carrousel Space in Chicago, and Wunderkammer following later this Summer. Upwards of 60 people attended the opening, among them were students, artists, writers, and IAM’s
STAY / Starring Tyler Riggs & Suvi Koponen from Loose Luggage on Vimeo. Short Film Starring and Tyler Riggs and Suvi Koponen NEW YORK CITY, NY. – September 20, 2011 – Fashion world rockstar couple Tyler Riggs (of RED) and Suvi Koponen (of NEXT) paired up with photographer and filmmaker Adam Sjöberg for the short film, STAY.
The flurry of people is buzzing about the space with an ominous “ticking” filling the tent’s atmosphere… Time to pull back the runway cover… The set… Here comes the model… Beyonce, another Knolls, and Kim… Classic front row… BONUS: Bill
His name means Peaceful/Balance. His style screams Hip Chinese Young Person!
I would like for you all to meet one of our young guides/local assistants, Tai-Tai. It is common for Chinese children to have their Chinese name (made up of a family name, a generational name, and their given name) as well as a shortening and repeating of that Chinese name as a nick-name. In addition
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