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At Loro Piana, an Installation by Marie Watt
By Caitie Kelly
Blankets were among the first items produced by Loro Piana , the Italian luxury brand founded in 1924 and known for its lush cashmere, wool and vicuña garments. And so it’s fitting that its latest store, designed by the renowned architect Vincent Van Duysen and located in New York’s meatpacking district, is hosting an exhibition of commissioned work by the Portland, Ore.-based Marie Watt , whose sculptural practice tends to draw on the blanket as a primary medium or subject. On view through the end of the month, “Companion Species: Acknowledgment, Blanket Stories and Generations” Endless Column ” (1918). My favorite, though, is “Blanket Stories,” for which the artist, who is a citizen of the Seneca Nation, gathered nearly 50 blankets from friends and family of Loro Piana and pinned to each a hangtag inscribed with a personal story detailing the throw’s significance. Towering several feet high, the sculpture “Companion Species: Acknowledgment, Blanket Stories and Generations” is on view at Loro Piana through Jan. 31, 2021, 3 Ninth Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10014, (212) 801-5550.
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A Low-Alcohol Wine Just in Time for the New Year
By Thessaly La Force
A few years ago, the artist, professional cook and author Julia Sherman (known for her ongoing project Salad for President ) was looking for a low-alcohol beverage to enjoy. There were few options on the market and even fewer to her liking, so, ever the entrepreneur, she simply decided to make her own. Thus, Jus Jus: Day — produced $29 per bottle, jusjus.saladforpresident.com .
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Playful Plates Inspired by Delftware
By Crystal Meers
The multidisciplinary Heath Ceramics in 2010 to the miniature rooms — made of fabric, wood, clay, foam and other materials — she modeled after the full-size ones at L.A.’s Ace Hotel $335 for a set of four, heatherlevine.com .
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An App That Explores Sol LeWitt’s Legacy
By Madeline Leung Coleman
Sol LeWitt used to insist that his point of view was not the focus of his work. “I don’t want to be an art personality because my art has nothing to do with that,” he said in 1974 . Often considered one of the founders of conceptual art, he is best known for his wall drawings, of which there are over a thousand. Large-scale and geometric, they can be found around the world, having been installed Download the app here for iOS, or here for Android.
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Fanciful Wallpaper to Delight In
By Molly Creeden
After months of confinement at home, I’ve grown more than a little tired of my décor. So when I heard last fall that the California-based textile designer Stevie Howell had debuted a line of cheerful wallpapers, I perked up. Best known for her sumptuous silk Reach , which depicts a series of outstretched Wild Side and Marmorizatta , both exercises in marbling, a calming pastime Howell picked up during quarantine. With a similarly soothing color palette that includes blush, gold In partnership with One Tree Planted, the studio will plant a tree for every yard of wallpaper sold. From $70, steviehowell.com .
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