These map cuts by Karen O’Leary are amazing. The piece is made up of 4 panels each representing a different borough (looks like Staten Island gets dissed again). This gorgeous, intricate urban lace is available from Karen O’Leary’s Etsy shop, Studio K.
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Show the world how much cyclists spend on gas. Available as a sticker
(in 5 different colors), t-shirt or embroidered patch. Also available in euros/liter. Zeropergallon.com
Finally, its ok to put your shoes on the table. This sweet porcelain butter dish is available from Jonathan Adler.
Run over to the Jonathan Levine Gallery to see the poetic paintings of Philadelphia artist Jim Houser. His new solo show titled Make Room for the Emptiness is up until November 21, 2009.
Jim Houser
Make Room For The Emptiness
Jonathan Levine Gallery
October 24th—November 21st, 2009
www.jonathanlevinegallery.com
Opening tonight! A new exhibition of prints, patterns, products, installations and sculptures based on House Industries’ 16-year love affair with letters. Cool. There will also be a pop-up shop there where you can buy a range of House stuff including limited edition serigraphs (example above) available only at this show.
House Industries “Type as Object” will open October 20 – accompanied by a reception and lecture by principals Andy Cruz and Rich Roat – and will run through November 20, 2009. The Type Directors Club is located at 347 West 36 Street, Suite 603, in New York City.
A beautiful moleskine concept by Nendo for the Detour Tokyo exhibit which will be at the MOMA store Tokyo until November 4.
“By cutting the pages of the sketchbook to create a three-dimensional landscape, we wanted to show the way that sketches function in the space between two and three dimensions, and to present the sketchbook itself as a ‘place.’ —Nendo
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Check out selections from photographer Holger Keifel’s project, “The Face
of Boxing,” a series of over 350 gorgeous portraits, ranging from trainers and cutmen to such superstars as Evander Holyfield, Bernard Hopkins, Floyd Mayweather, Jr. and Oscar De La Hoya. At the Prince George Gallery until the end of the month. The gallery is located at 15 East 27th Street between Fifth and Madison. Hours are Tuesday through Staurday, 12PM-5PM.
Image: Floyd Mayweather, Jr. © Holger Keifel
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