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6/4/10

mollino's cavour desk at hive.

6/3/10

Charles de Gaulle airport by paul andreu , circa 1974. When air travel was a luxury. Seems like we're heading there again via.

Long time ago, young artist Edward Ruscha made this card explaining how you have to spell his name via.

6/2/10

new shipment at galerie half.

Gordon Matta-Clark's archive on deposit at the CCA.

6/1/10

fergus feelhily via here.

playmountain at heath ceramics LA this week end via here.

the escargot caravan here.

bookhou

5/31/10

louise bourgeois 1911 - 2010.

5/29/10

Vuaillat and Mouille at wright

sign business via here.

5/28/10

Yves Klein shirt, 1954.

5/27/10

drawings of the wiener werkstatte at mak collections, vienna.

atelier ozenfant, paris, Le Corbusier 1922 - 1923.

5/26/10

mike potter projects

clay weiner

enzo mari

elad lassry and josh smith at massimo de carlo till june 28.

5/25/10

alison & peter smithson, upper lawn pavillion, 1958 - 62. from lablog case studies.

table tropicale at wary meyers tossed & found.

5/24/10

pierre jeanneret desk unsold at LA Auction

Another Atelier desklight has found a new home.

5/21/10

donald judd library via here.

carlo scarpa

5/20/10

Marcel Breuer from Stillman I, II, and III and George Nakashima furniture at LA auction.

Chris Rucker show.

5/19/10

Mary Weatherford at LACE silent auction, ends thursday may 20.

Desk by Reinier Bosch 2010, at david gill galleries.

Jonathan Monk Sol Lewitt 100 cubes 16 mm loop.

5/18/10

Atelier products

Haris Epaminonda opens at tate modern may 29, 2010.

Rauschenberg discusses 1953 'Erased de Kooning Drawing' via here.

5/17/10

Atelier potence light and floor lamp. Available at Lawson Fenning and on Atelier's blog.

Trapèze table
Jean Prouvé Ateliers Jean Prouvé, 1950 – produced by Vitra since 2002

(Konstantin Grcic) There is something beautifully honest about this Jean Prouvé´s table – its construction (which is like that of a bridge), its material (sheet metal), its colour (black lacquer). Neither a trained architect nor an engineer, Prouvé was an ingenious craftsman, or a ”factory man”, as he preferred to call himself. Prouvé found satisfaction in the way he got bogged down with the simple day-to-day reality of things.
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