What do folding rulers, corkscrews and teabags have in common? All were chosen by the Vitra Museum in Germany for the travelling exhibition, Hidden Heroes. The Genius of Everyday Things, on view at MODA through May 11. While it is worth knowing that graphite pencils democratized writing or that the post-it note owes its success to the failure of a glue, Executive Director Laura Flusche further noted that we poised on the threshold of a new way of obtaining things. The museum's trio of MakerBot 3-D printers stole the show at Friday's media preview. Yes, they produced that lacy tiara, the articulated link bracelet and another one that flexed; all this from a nascent technology.
Megan Huntz and Abbey Glass do the most amazing things to silk. Now they have joined forces with fashion incubator Factory Girls and last Friday presented their latest collections at Studio &.
Forget Sochi. David Sizemore launched himself from that bent over fencepost in Grant Park on Saturday and brought to mind a late twentieth century memory of Tybee Island, Georgia.
Megan Huntz and Abbey Glass do the most amazing things to silk. Now they have joined forces with fashion incubator Factory Girls and last Friday presented their latest collections at Studio &.
My ride downtown Thursday was quite good to the blog, giving me seven stylish strangers and a wonderful lunch of spinach quiche from Le French Quarter Cafe inside the Healey Building. Their sweets were tempting, too. I remember an apple pie from last year's Phoenix Flies, when we toured the neo-Gothic apartment building on its centenary. Dates for this year's celebration of historic architecture are March 8-23. Atlanta Preservation Center
Fashion is not something that exists in dresses only. Fashion is in the sky, in the street; fashion has to do with ideas, the way we live, what is happening. Coco Chanel
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