New York: Starlight
Clarkson Sq - Collective Design Fair. The annual Collective Design fair is a commercial and
educational platform featuring expertly selected works from the 20th and 21st
centuries from galleries from around the world. It is dedicated to exploring the significance of design across creative
disciplines and everyday life.
Above. Nendo – Trace Collection –
installation - 2016 – for Collective Influence. Courtesy Friedman Benda and Oki Sato/Nendo inc
Johnson Trading Gallery – Woodside,
NY
Jay Sae Jung Oh - The Savage Chair
Starting with a chair Jay Sae Jung
Oh uses discarded plastic objects and hand weaves them together with leather
cord.
R
and Company – New York, NY
Wendell
Castle - Unique – 1971 - stack laminated
dinning table in walnut
David
Wiseman - carpet
R
and Company - Jeff Zimmerman
R
and Company - The Haas Brothers
Bryce
Wolkowitz Gallery – New York, NY
Airan
Kang – Light Reading
Ornamentum
– Hudson, NY
David
Bielander – crown
18-karat
gold – silver staple
Co-director of Ornamentum - Laura Lapachin
Jiro Kamata
–Spiegelkette (Mirror-chain) - 2014, silver, steel, camera lenses necklace
Eija
Mustonen – Mittens – 2015- copper, nickel silver - necklace
BDDW/M.
Crow – New York, NY
Tyler
Hays – turntable
BDDW
– ceramic crock
BDDW
– leather credenza
M.
Crow – knives
M.
Crow – jigsaw puzzle
M. Crow, born from the 107-year-old general store in
Lostine, Oregon, is an eclectic new line of clothing and small objects,
designed and made by Tyler Hays in his Philadelphia studio.
Galleri
Format – Oslo, Norway
Caroline
Slotte – plate
Galleri
Format’s Kristin Mannino
Liv
Blavarp – necklace
Anne
Beate Tempelhaug - plate
Lindsey
Adelman – New York, NY
“The
way things come into being is as interesting to me as how they transform,
disintegrate, extinguish, or are destroyed. My video captures destruction
while the laborious creation is implied. In slow-motion footage two hand-blown
glass and brass Burst chandeliers crash into each other. There is undeniable
pleasure in destroying. It’s a big part of our relationship with things as a
culture.”
Lindsay
Adelman - Some Relationships Are Better Than Others – video
“With
my installation I explore the positive side of the material world being finite.
In life, objects are damaged and destroyed through dancing, playing, using,
loving, sharing and living life in general. All signs point to the reality that
the world as we know it, and us in it, were never designed to exist forever.
The video, entitled “Some Relationships Are Better Than Others” challenges the
preciousness of static objects and gives value to the power of action and
transformation.”
Lindsey
Adelman – Branching Chandelier
Jack Chiles – New York, NY
Sophie Stone – Carpet #2 – silk edge
Artist Sophie Stone made
this carpet for one of her exhibitions, a collage with plastic bags and
reclaimed objects – so much in demand, she now produces them.
Jack Chiles – Cutout Table # 2 –
marble and maple base
Neil Haas - paintings
