after how hectic and crazy last week was,
i was just bound to get sick.
i'm so sick!
but my boo brought me these lovely flowers from vsf this morning
and the sunlight and tulips and ranunculus
(my favorite besides peonies)
makes me feel like it's almost spring.

marfa

i can't decide if i'm excited, or upset by this.

kevin

knicks/celtics!
it was a lot a lot of fun.
and we were so close to kg!
we were right in the huddle!!
but we think he wasn't feeling very well tonight.

sant ambroeus

i just love the way they do everything

wilfie & nell

i went to wilfie & nell this weekend
it is so cozy
and delicious.
i love it!

rory gevis

rory gevis
portraits

down

kehinde wiley
down
at deitch projects
until december 20

joshua

joshua allen harris
beautiful videos of his subway exhaust trash bag monsters
here

and this one sent to me by my brother

science

i got a reminder about the world science festival
even though it isn't until june 11 i'm really, really excited.
last year was great.

ron

ron arad
guarded thoughts
at friedman benda

andreas

i'm super excited for this

spring and west broadway

comptoir des cotonniers has just opened in new york

jeff

another great thing i saw today was jeff whetstone at julie saul gallery
his show closes today, so i'm glad i saw it
these are from the post-pleistocene series:

"During the Civil War, caves in Tennessee and Alabama were mined for their saltpetre soil, which was used to produce gunpowder. These caves have since become sites of lore, obsession, and extensive exploration, resulting in an expansive record of human markings, signatures, drawings, and messages. The caves have been so heavily visited that the markings are often several layers deep.

Whetstone sees these cave walls in relation to Pleistocene era drawings, like those in the caves of Lascaux, France. Here he finds the evolution of human expression represented - from frank representations of nature, to layered, expressive gestures reflecting a culture fascinated with personal identity."

doug aitken

stills from migration
i went and saw this today, and it's really really beautiful.

zaha + karl

zaha hadid's structure for chanel's mobile arts pavillion opened in central park today
above are stills from nymag's video
the pavillion will be around until november ninth and of what i saw in the video, i think the pit with video projections inspired by "the depths of a woman's handbag" looks pretty great.
and while i'm not such a huge sylvie fleury fan,
i'm kind of excited to see her giant handbag.

last night

i think it was a full moon

mars

the nytimes had a great peek into the home of flaming lips' wayne coyne this weekend
and he talked about making "christmas on mars" with his bandmates in his backyard.
i think i might try and go see it this weekend, it's playing at one place in manhattan.
it looks/sounds pretty awesome.

london

design art london begins today.
frieze begins tomorrow.
wish i was there.

dear santa,

poison ring

pisces ring - it's so perfect, i can't stand it.

solage azagury-partridge
supposedly her work is coming in november to sebastian + barquet

p.s. look for her soon in domino