1/31/2008
1/30/2008
BEN ROSE
ART:
Fifteen large-scale panoramic tableaux of New York circa 1950. At Steven Kasher 521 West 23rd ST, 2nd Floor, NYC near Tenth Ave Thru 2/2/08
KLAUS WEBER
ART:
The exhibition features a single installation consisting of more than 30 figurines culled from eBay referring to what separates man from ape.
Through Sat 02/02/08 at Andrew Kreps Gallery 525 West 22nd St btwn 10th & 11th Chelsea NYC
1/29/2008
PRADA STORE
BEST STORE:
The Architect Rem Koolhaas has plan the Prada Flagship Store on 575 Broadway at Prince St NYC.
1/28/2008
SHOP CARAVAN
SALES:
SHOP CARAVAN Cheap on the street...2 Great Jones Street btw LaFayette & Brodway NYC
for details: www.shopcaravan.com
1/27/2008
1/26/2008
1/24/2008
GIA CARANGI
SUPERMODEL:
Gia today occupies a place as a symbol of female power whose very image masked her vulnerability and pain. Directed by award winning filmmaker JJ Martin The Self-Destruction of Gia takes you on a trip into the heart of darkness. While the world saw a supermodel, Gia was sinking deeper and deeper into the abyss of self-destruction, a frightened young girl grasping for something meaningful in her life. In what many people have called a loving tribute to her life and now legend, JJ Martin exposes a tormented soul spiraling out of control - for Gia, the American dream turned into a nightmare.
The Documentary DVD on sale at Ebay.com
www.thegiacarangiproject.com
MICHEL GONDRY DEITCH PROJECT
Be Kind Rewind, an interactive installation inspired by Gondry’s eponymous film about two New Jersey childhood friends who decide to make homemade replicas of popular films after a video store’s inventory is accidentally erased. The film opens in theaters on 1/25 .At Deitch 18 Wooster St NYC Thru march 1
1/23/2008
JAN DE COCK at MOMA
ART:
Jan De Cock
Denkmal 11, Museum of Modern Art, 11 West 53 Street NYC Thru 14 April 2008
For his first museum exhibition in the United States, artist Jan De Cock (Belgian, born 1976) will conceive a floor-to-ceiling installation mixing color and black-and-white photographs with a series of plywood sculptural modules that recall twentieth-century abstraction. Made in response to the particular site in which they are displayed, the pictures will be of specific objects and installation views of MoMA's collection that De Cock has previously photographed from different angles and at times combined with other images culled from the history of art, architecture, and film in an encyclopedic style. The German word Denkmal, which appears in the titles of all De Cock's works, signifies "monument." However, in Dutch (the artist's native language) the expression incorporates two meanings: denk (to think) and mal (mold). For De Cock, a Denkmal is a mold of thinking. The exhibition portrays the myriad photographic references and interdisciplinary links at the center of De Cock's work.
1/22/2008
HALSTON 1968-2008
FASHION:
The Rebirth of HALSTON
Launching fall/winter 2008
for details: www.halston.com
1/21/2008
1/20/2008
SHOW ROOM SEVEN NY
SHOW ROOM SEVEN + SEVEN HOUSE PR
498 7th Ave 24 Floor 10018 NY
www.showroomseven.com
1/19/2008
1/18/2008
GAZELLAND
FASHION:
The Land of Gazelles
GAZELLAND: A sur le bizzare magazine from NYC
www.gazelland.com
1/17/2008
1/16/2008
1/15/2008
1/14/2008
1/13/2008
COMME DES GARCONNES
FASHION STORE:
Comme Des Garconnes in Chelsea at 520 west 22 st . One of the best futurist fashion shop in NYC.
1/12/2008
1/11/2008
RICK OWENS # 2
FASHION DESIGNER:
Rick Owens' Installation at PITTI UOMO 2006 Stazione Leopolda FI/Italy
Just ready 4 the future !
1/10/2008
ADAM KIMMEL
NY FASHION DESIGNER TO WATCH:
ADAM KIMMEL 210 Eleven Avenue Suite 901 NYC www.adamkimmel.com
1/09/2008
GOLAL LEVIN
ART:
Five new interactive systems using technology to consider spectatorship and the human gaze.
Golal Levin at BITFORMS 529 W.20th ST. NYC Thru 12 january for details: www.flong.com
1/08/2008
GALLAGHER'S PAPER COLLECTIVES
THE BEST STORE OF VINTAGE FASHION MAGAZINE IN TOWN
126 E 12th Street NYC
for details: vintagemagazines.com
1/07/2008
QUENTIN & CLAUDE
FASHION:
This L.A.-based design duo (Olaf and Moises, actually) are known for their striking graphics, which now show up on T-shirts and great unisex scarves. The Culture Club-meets-Art Nouveau designs from fall are the perfect example of how cotton translates to canvas. For more information, go to quentinandclaude.com.
1/06/2008
1/05/2008
1/04/2008
1/03/2008
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