3.16.2010

marina abramović



I love that the MoMa is streaming Marina Abramović's "The Artist is Present" performance live during museum hours, giving audiences around the world a chance to "participate" in the performance, albeit online.

From the MoMA website:
In an endeavor to transmit the presence of the artist and make her historical performances accessible to a larger audience, the exhibition includes the first live re-performances of Abramović’s works by other people ever to be undertaken in a museum setting. In addition, a new, original work performed by Abramović will mark the longest duration of time that she has performed a single solo piece.

3.15.2010

santa fe

I spent the weekend in Santa Fe with my friend Anna and her husband Forest. Anna and I have known each other since middle school. Which means that we've known each other for more years than not. A trip to Santa Fe to visit them was long overdue. We spent Saturday morning soaking in an outdoor tub at Ten Thousand Waves; we spent Saturday night dancing to brilliant karaoke at Tiny's; and we spent lots of time in their kitchen. What a lovely weekend.


Here Anna peruses the Momofuku cookbook recipe for Steamed Buns.


Momofuku steamed buns. Amazing!


And dinner: Kung Fu Girl Riesling + Forest's incredible smoked duck + Momfuku steamed buns + Forest's homemade pickled radishes, cucumbers, sunchokes, and kimchi.


The beautiful view from their back deck.


3.12.2010

photographing mexico city

We had such a wonderful time in Mexico City last weekend visiting friends, eating tacos, sipping mezcal, playing dominoes and basta, wandering around Condesa, ducking into bookstores, eating more tacos, and photographing everything. In February I posted some of the photos I took in Mexico City last year. Yellow was the theme. I saw so much yellow this trip too.

Here are some of my favorite shots, yellow-themed and not.












See more on flickr.

3.09.2010

monocle: travel mapping

I'm back! We arrived home from a lovely long weekend in Mexico City late last night. Pictures are coming soon.

In the meantime, I wanted to share with you this fabulous world map by Satoshi Hashimoto for Monocle. Love it!









And the elegant Monocle storefront in London, which is right up the street from my favorite bookshop in London, Daunt Books.

3.01.2010

book cell



Book cell at the Modern Art Center in Lisbon, over at Inhabitat.

(via Shelf Awareness)

peacock


I love this peacock bedding from Dwell Studio: Peacock Citrine. It looks like Dwell's new collection will be available in April. And, have you seen the Dwell Studio line at Target? I am most tempted by the Mococcan patterned Suzanni bedding.

More things peacock:


This Ferm feather in blue wallpaper that I expressed love for already here.


Happy Birthday peacock notecards, $13



Liberty peacock feathers clutch, $85


Debussy feather headband, $20