Takashi Iwasaki
I've been really enjoying Takashi Iwasaki's embroidery.

I've been really enjoying Takashi Iwasaki's embroidery.
I am both repulsed and attracted to this Prudent Advice book. Prudent advice: Take a book out from the library before you buy it.
I really loved the embroidery on this post about Franz Cizek, art educator.
Here is the most perfect summer hat from Chance.
I love this Reggie Watts video. He is a human beatbox/singer extraordinaire/one man band. Just shows you what a little ingenuity and a few recording devices can do. He also has a new album out.
Sometimes sweaters can be trimmed with no adverse consequences. A sort of splice here: the turtleneck part of a light merino sweater was neatly snipped off just above the neck seam. The severed piece was ideal for fashioning two sleeve extensions -- thumb holes and reattachment optional.
(Re)Fashioning Fiber: New Horizons in Environmental Art & Fashionopens at Green Spaces, located at
394 Broadway, 5th Floor, in Tribeca (NYC) on Thursday, May 20 from 6:30-8:30pm. Curated by environmental fiber artist, Abigail Doan, this group exhibit is opportunity to examine new ways of thinking about fiber in relation to the natural environment, our patterns of consumption, and contemporary definitions of fashioning self. Learn more here and please come join us for some art fashion-fusion-goodness.
I am on the search for a virtual intern for Summer 2010 for Indie Fixx.
Responsibilities will include:
1. Conducting research for stories.
2. Help me coordinate a variety of projects which will mostly involve contacting artists, scheduling & organizing details.
3. Respond to email!
4. Writing assignments…both assigned and those based on your own interests.
5. Other stuff that comes up.
Workload will be about 6-10 hours a week and there is absolutely no pay, but the glory, oh the glory…
If you are interested, email me with a brief note about why you are interested in being my intern and a resume as well. Please feel free to pass this on to anyone who may be interested.
Leanne Prain, author of "Yarn Bombing", is looking for submissions for her new book called Hoopla: The Art of Unexpected Embroidery. Any stitchers out there who want to find out more should check out her site.
The M.A. Fashion Studies At Parsons The New School for Design presents:
A screening to celebrate the new issue of Fashion Projects. The screening features a range of short experimental films on the topic of fashion and memory–-the topic of the new issue. They include films by the British-based fashion design duo Boudicca, Dutch photographer Erwin Olaf, designer Shelley Fox, and fashion photographer Laura Sciacovelli. The screening is curated by Tamsen Schwartzman and Francesca Granata.
It will take place Friday the 23rd of April at 6 pm in the Wollman Hall, 65 West 12th Street. (PS: It will start promptly!). A reception will follow the screening.
The event is free and open to the public!