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All the way from his new home in the Netherlands, my brother’s friend Neil sent me a New England artist last night who is right up my alley, Amy Eisenfeld Genser, who he found on Design Milk on Friday. Her work is both repetitive and pattern-centric – two of my favorite things – and she […]

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Sometimes I wonder how I don’t know so many awesome artists exist already until someone points them out to me. That’s exactly how I felt the other day when Charlotte told me about an exhibit she saw at the DeCordova Museum in Lincoln, Massachusetts. The artist’s name is Rachel Perry Welty and she is actually […]

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A few weeks ago I was up in New Hampshire, once again visiting the Sharon Arts Center, which is regularly a source of favorite painters, pastel artists, etc. I saw a few works by Peter Batchelder and was really taken with his use of color and, of course, the barns and houses he represents through […]

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Driving through London last week I spotted a rug hanging in a window – I quickly whipped around (I was in the back seat) and jotted the name down on a lark, Luke Irwin. Turns out it’s an awesome thing I did because Luke’s custom rug making studio makes some pieces that are reminiscent of […]

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Textile Arts Center has a fabulous blog full of wonderful fiber artists so many in fact it’s just hard to keep up sometimes with everything cool that they share. I don’t even try but sometimes I just want to post on the same artists over here because they’re great! Such was the case when I […]

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In Chicago last weekend we went into the City one day and walked up and down Michigan Ave. In our true nesting mood we stopped into Anthropologie to look at their homegoods. As a lover of delicate porcelain and knitting my attention was grabbed by the below items. I immediately fell in love but since […]

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Yesterday Michael sent me a blog post by Becky Stern over at MAKE: on paper artist, Matt Shlian. The pictures in her post were pretty great and clearly up my alley with their repetitive nature, however, when I dug further into the pages of his work on his site I found some even more awesome […]

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A good friend of mine, Stephanie Adamowicz (Founder of AllArtIsContemporary), is curating a show that opens this Wednesday in NYC entitled, “Mirrored Thoughts/Spaces Between” – it’ll be at Spattered Columns at Art Connects New York. The show’s going to run from Wednesday, February 16 – March 22 and while I’m not sure if I’ll make […]

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Over at Contemporist the other day I was introduced to Dan Yeffet and Lucie Koldova who collaborate on many projects it seems. I poked around on Dan’s own site of his work with his studio, JellyLab and found a whole bunch of neat stuff. The first way to my heart is through felting. The above […]

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Big news on the homefront — I’m moving! My boyfriend and I have decided to move in together and so we’re decorating – so far it’s just in our minds as we don’t move in until March 5 but we look at things all the time. While he seems more concerned with furniture, I’m into […]