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Archive for January, 2007
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Wurstminster Dog Show
Jason Sturgill’s latest Wurst Gallery project once again takes the online gallery into the real world, if only for one night at The Cleaners @ Ace Hotel (403 SW 10th). Over a hundred artists from Sweden to…
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Liftoff!
The inauguration of the Portland Aerial Tram is this weekend, January 27-28 and in honor of the event, Crazy Coconut was asked by our arts and culture City Commissioner, Sam Adams, to design a Crazy Coconut commemorative t-shirt.…
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Beautiful: Needmore for entermodal
Serendipity. We just stumbled on Needmore Designs‘ website for entermodal which must have launched only a minute ago (relatively speaking). We love the lush, atmospheric photography, hyperreal product detail shots, and deep content concerning the philosophy…
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12X12 Tonigh
We were just days ago reflecting that the Christian Marclay retrospective that the Seattle Art Museum hosted in ’04 was one of our fave exhibitions in recent memory (the thought brought on by Marc Joseph’s show at the…
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That’s What He Gets For Shopping Canal Street
Truth or fiction: It very well could be that Lou of the UNKL TinPo Fashion Victim crew was detained in the Netherlands by European Bailiffs who noticed that his tunic was covered in a pattern that “closely resembled”…