12/11/09

Bettina Allamoda



drawing chair from "Collection Rustical (Forest Furniture)" '85/'86ish
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12/8/09

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Warp Weft Woof is launching it's first product: a 2010 Calendar.
Available at Golden Age, Chicago and Light Vision Store, New York (web).

I'm starting a new textile company with friend and collaborator Myranda Gillies.
Our products will be available in the coming months.

old favorite



Steve Jobs at home in 1982 - "This was a very typical time.  I was single.  All you needed was a cup of tea, a light, and a stereo, you know, and that's what I had." 


The President’s Gallery at Harold Washington College presents Danger Zoners, December 10 – January 8, 2010.

Work by: Lauren Anderson, Ali Bailey, Loo Bain, Ryan Fenchel, Carson Fisk-Vittori, Erin Foley, George Gittens, Jacob Goodreaux, Geoffrey Hamerlinck, Glenn Hendrick, Peter Hoffman, Caleb Lyons, Carmen Price, Kathryn Scanlan, Pilar Tena, Mike Thibault, Kristen VanDeventer, Philip von Zweck, Nate Wolf and Vanesa Zendejas

Opening Reception: Thursday, December 10 from 4:30 – 6:30 p.m.
President’s Gallery, Harold Washington College
30 East Lake Street, Room 1105
Chicago, IL 60601
Gallery hours:
Monday – Friday, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Danger Zoners showcases selected models, assemblages, gifts, collections and video sketches from the artist’s working spaces in the context of a gallery exhibition, revealing the processes and content of their larger bodies of work. Twenty artists are featured with works in a wide range of media including, but not limited to painting, drawing, video, print media, installation, and architecture.

12/7/09

feeling nostalgic

A video still from These Moments by SF artist David Berezin in collaboration with Harsh Patel. Here, At Last is another post card reminiscent video loop by David.

12/6/09

"Hoppla Banana", billedvev 1989
by the Norwegian artist Kjøtt Og Kjærlighet


via the library at the Jacquard Center.


"The bright hues of the plastic-laminate-top tables in this White Castle (right) are the sort that inspired the Memphis designers."

Memphis Objects, Furniture, and Patterns, Richard Horn 1985.
new book recently acquired from High Valley Books Brooklyn, NY.