ICFF shows
I’m very excited to let you know about a few shows I have pieces in this week during the ICFF in New York!
CITE Goes America — Showing the SHY light, a linear fluorescent chandelier
www.citegoesamerica.com
131 Greene Street, New York, NY 10012
May 15 – June 11, 2010.
Opening May 15th, 6-9
New Useless Machines @ OAK – Joe Brittain and I collaborated on a mobile, using paper tubes and LEDs
28 Bond Street, New York, NY 10012
May 15 – May 18, 2010.
Opening May 15th, 7-10
And also check out all of Lindsey Adelman Studio’s shows this week too!
www.lindseyadelman.com
So much ICFF with Lindsey
A few very busy weeks helping Lindsey Adelman Studio get ready for the International Contemporary Furniture Fair. And look at us in the New York Times!
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/05/21/garden/21lupton.html?_r=1&ref=todayspaper
The two new products that the studio debuted that I’m most excited about are the Agnes Candelabra at Matter and the Knotty Bubbles at The Future Perfect (which I posted about here: http://blog.hitchcocksatterlee.com/2009/04/swamps-and-ropes/). Here are a couple photos, but to see the whole thing, I suggest going to www.lindseyadelman.com.
Photography: Joseph DeLeo — www.jdeleophoto.com
Bulbs
Remains Lighting has just moved its fabrication and design facility to a new building in Brooklyn, and is spending a lot of time, effort, and care in how to make their venture as green as possible in a very intelligent and researched way. Owner David Calligeros occasionally shares some of this research through lectures, such as the upcoming “Green Lighting: It’s Not Just the Bulb”. Kate Hoffman and I produced and shot this messed-up sputnik for the occasion.
And here’s the lit version that didn’t make the cut, but is pretty cool too:
Swamps and Ropes
Lindsey Adelman, Kristin Barron, Michiko Sakano and I are collaborating on new Lindsey Adelman Studio pieces for The Future Perfect (opening to be in May), and they are going to be delicious. The most elegant weird swamp things. Process photos of dying rope.
