`thienbao/ Bao Pham. Narcissus.
Jamie, I want you to use this.
Please.
Thanks.
—Spencer
`thienbao/ Bao Pham. Narcissus.
Jamie, I want you to use this.
Please.
Thanks.
—Spencer
`thienbao/Bao Pham. Mothman.
I love you.
—Spencer
At the Javits show over the weekend we also got a look at this gorgeous faucet. Literally a dragon.
Detail is the key word here — enormous attention has been paid to adding texture and minutiae to this epic animal. The spines and scales are perfect. I’m in love with the whole aesthetic and I want one in my apartment.
—Spencer
Opens Wed, May 23, 6-8p:
”The Kiss”
Maria José Arjona
Location One, 26 Greene St., NYC (bt Canal & Grand)
The Kiss is an exhibition mapping a system uniting two bodies. It is a gesture, magnified by the use of sound, emerging from the action of kissing and intensified by the working presence of the performer’s body. - June 22
This sounds lovely — hmmmm I’ll have to see if I can make it. So should everyone else.
At the contemporary furniture show in Javits this weekend we caught a few excellent pieces. This one was so heavily industrial that even though it clearly and smoothly combined art with function it had an undeniably DIY feel to it that meshed with its lo-fi industrial-punk aesthetic all too well.
Also it looks really cool and I would use it constantly.
—Spencer
This is a show Jamie and I went to see a couple weeks ago on Bleecker hosted by the Culture Project and it’s amazing.
The set and staging are particularly intense — not to spoil the fun but there are over 60 LCD screens involved and the set is largely encompassed by a picture window. Also recording booths and a beach.
The acting is good, with some actors clearly having stronger performances and also accent accuracies than others — I won’t name names, of course, but there you have it. I thought Shirley Knight played her role extremely well despite mixed reviews — some are saying she wasn’t celebutante enough but I like the fact that she played the character with some humanity and humility. The show would be weaker without it.
Anyway we loved it. Go see it.
—Spencer
I feel this was at Micheal Lord? Someone correct me if I’m wrong. It was late, we were walking uptown, and drinks had become involved …
But this scarf is terrific! I love the shape, material, flow, drape… I’d wear it. I’d wear the hell out of it. Maybe not in my summer gear. But it looks so cool with its thread, waterfall effect, asymmetry (which is soooo hot), and general aesthetic.
Do want.
We usually don’t like to post negative articles or thoughts on the blog bit this is too hard to resist.
This is why “fashion euthanasia” should be a thing that exists.
It’s horrifying. I tremble in terror before its menacing glow. Who is wearing this thing? I want to say it looks like a disco ball but it is a really POORLY executed disco ball.
We don’t love it.
—Spencer
On the LES by Bleecker after catching the phenomenal Masks Outrageous and Austere at the Culture Project theatre, we stumbled upon a MACHINE GUN SHIRT.
There was also a knife blouse and some excellent dresses and et cetera. The gun shirt definitely drew our attention though due to the overwhelming sense of cool that surrounds its existence. Who doesn’t want one?
—Spencer
These are some fancy badass shoes! I love badass shoes. I don’t wear them because I’m a little too classic looking, but I appreciate the daring aesthetic and the general punk rock vibe of these awesome guys.
—Spencer
And we’re back with this dress of devastation! The marketing here is cooler than the dress itself and it bloody works. The movement, motif, and sheer eye-catching topic of the presentation do a lot to make me want to buy and subsequently start wearing dresses.
—Spencer
We’ve been killer busy this last week and likely the week upcoming, but we will return to the airwaves soon.
—Spencer
This is exciting for two reasons: the return of old (“used?”) actors in new different roles on the same series — which I don’t think has been done much and especially not on this scale and with this level of value — and TWO: American Horror Story. Great show. At first I had my doubts but as it was fleshed out it grew on me. Love it.
—Spencer
Beautiful elastic sculptures by South Korean artist Hong Sungchul.
Elastic sculpture — even the term sounds cool. The bizarre and slightly haunting content only adds to the general feeling of creepy coolness.
—Spencer
Top 10 Action Movie Clichés
I’m not going to lie — I’m mostly reblogging this so I can watch it later, myself.
—Spencer