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May 11 2011 —

Mary Katrantzou F/W 2011

The amazingly complex graphics featured in Mary Katranzou’s Fall/Winter 2011 collection are the subject of a series of photographs by Erik Madigan Heck appearing in his exclusive publication...

<p>The amazingly complex graphics featured in Mary Katranzou’s Fall/Winter 2011 collection are the subject of a series of photographs by Erik Madigan Heck appearing in his exclusive publication, Nomenus Quarterly – possibly the most expensive magazine in the world, one of the issues sold at $6.5...
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Stelios Pentarvanis
Mary Katrantzou
May 11 2011 —

McNally Jackson Books Café

McNally Jackson Books is one of the largest independent booksellers in downtown Manhattan. The owner wished to re-conceptualize the café as a place evocative of literature.

<p>McNally Jackson Books is one of the largest independent booksellers in downtown Manhattan. The owner wished to re-conceptualize the café as a place evocative of literature. A fluid collaboration between the owner and architects, all avid readers, the newly realized space creates visceral connect...
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Front Studio Architects
May 11 2011 —

Fashion Factory by Creneau International

Funky, restless or reckless ... whatever you wish to label it, the Fashion Factory is out to cause a stir. 1100 m2 of stylish fashion pieces, trendy jeans and hip outfits await the young fashionista (and fashionisto) in the heart of the Kempen.

<p>Funky, restless or reckless ... whatever you wish to label it, the Fashion Factory is out to cause a stir. 1100 m2 of stylish fashion pieces, trendy jeans and hip outfits await the young fashionista (and fashionisto) in the heart of the Kempen. This rebel without a cause – part of the Veja fami...
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Konstantinos Deloudis
Creneau International
May 10 2011 —

Picasso : Guitars 1912-1914

The exhibition Picasso: Guitars 1912–1914 takes as its point of departure two works given to The Museum of Modern Art by Pablo Picasso in the early 1970s: Guitar, assembled from cardboard, paper, wire, glue, and string in 1912, and a second version made of sheet metal in 1914.

<p>Early photographs of Picasso’s studio indicate that he displayed his cardboard Guitar construction in at least two ways: as an independent object and as part of a larger still life assemblage that also included paper and wood (all the elements of which were long and erroneously presumed...
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Konstantinos Deloudis
Museum of Modern Art
May 10 2011 —

Totem by AND_i

Andreas Eberharter, goldsmith and sculptor, founded And-I label in 2001 in which his works have been shown in fashion shows internationally from Tokyo to San Paolo, to Paris and New York.

<p>Andreas Eberharter, goldsmith and sculptor, founded And-I label in 2001 in which his works have been shown in fashion shows internationally from Tokyo to San Paolo, to Paris and New York. </p><p>His approach to jewelry is heavily defined by an expression of artistic form and provokes a new idea o...
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Alexandros Franzolini
AND_i
May 10 2011 —

Art Toy by Artbeat

Art Toy by Artbeat was a project that was born from the desire to acquire a collectible piece of art which is accessible and simple. It all began with a simple white form which served as a blank canvas in which various artists were free to express what they wanted in any way they wanted.

<p>Art Toy by Artbeat was a project that was born from the desire to acquire a collectible piece of art which is accessible and simple. It all began with a simple white form which served as a blank canvas in which various artists were free to express what they wanted in any way they wanted.<br /><br...
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Alexandros Franzolini
Artbeat
May 10 2011 —

Roku Museum

There is a small private art museum in the city of Oyama in Tochigi prefecture. The owner wanted to build a room to showcase paintings that were collected by his late father, Roku Tsukada, and a cafe where people can drop in anytime that has the ambiance of a salon.

<p>There is a small private art museum in the city of Oyama in Tochigi prefecture. The owner wanted to build a room to showcase paintings that were collected by his late father, Roku Tsukada, and a cafe where people can drop in anytime that has the ambiance of a salon. There is a lack of greenery in...
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Roku Museum
Armchair Collection By Deloudis
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