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Forward this weekend: not one however 4 soon-to-open displays, plus a tiny store in upstate NY, wineglasses “impressed by Sixteenth-century nonetheless life,” and extra.
Above: {Photograph} from American Model in Marseille: Studio Classico Designs a Shaker-Impressed Bakery.
- On our studying checklist: Ladies’s Work: From Female Arts to Feminist Artwork by Ferren Gipson, who can even be a part of an upcoming exhibition at Hauser & Wirth in LA. (And take a tour of Ferren’s personal place in Kitchen of the Week: An American In London Creates Her Dream Ikea Hack Kitchen.)
- Along with being a longtime Remodelista editor (and co-author of our latest ebook, Remodelista: The Low-Influence Dwelling), Margot is the artist behind Canine Stroll Diary. Subsequent Saturday, October 22, from 2-7 p.m., she’ll be at Overseas Trendy in Cambridge, MA, for the opening of a brand new exhibit showcasing her ephemeral botanical preparations. Cease in for refreshments and to say howdy (or take a digital foraging stroll with Margot in How I Grew to become an Unintended Leaf Artist).
- Julie is raring to cease into The Rabbit Gap, Priscilla Woolworth’s store close to Hudson, NY. “My tiny store has issues that I’ve discovered, grown, or made,” Priscilla wrote of the store. “You’re welcome to take a look at my Cupboard of Pure Curiosities, in addition to selected a free merchandise from my giveaway space.” Discover extra data by way of Priscilla’s Instagram.
- Opening Thursday, October 27 at Tiwa Choose, 181 Mott Avenue in NYC: “Moments of Success”, textile works by Megumi Shauna Arai, with “an ensemble of folding screens impressed by shoji (Japanese room dividers), every representing the altering seasons.”
- Italian furnishings model Moroso is opening a brand new flagship, designed with Studio Urquiola, at 105 Madison Avenue, NYC; have a look.
- And Muuto has taken over a SoHo flat at 23 Greene Avenue in NYC to create The Muuto House; cease in for a go searching.
- Evangeline Linens’ limited-edition woven mohair throws are on sale for a restricted time.
- “Woven Conversations” opens at March in SF on October 20, that includes the work of English artist and craftsperson Annemarie O’Sullivan and “cross-cultural conversations by means of the language of utilitarian basketry.”
- A one-stop store for aware cleansing merchandise.
- On the brand new British monarch’s ardour for sustainable gardening.
- Final however not least: admiring these stout wineglasses, hand-made in North Carolina and impressed by “Flemish wineglasses, the sort you see peeking out of a pile of fruit or fish in a Sixteenth-century nonetheless life.”
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