pillow|talk

By Olive Rose Cooke (@olivecooke)

Wolfgang Tillmans, Giant (2009). Inkjet print on paper. 16 x 12 inches. 40.64 x 30.48 cm. Courtesy David Zwirner. 

Andy Warhol, Shirt in a Window ca. 1976, polaroid

Joe’s NYC

Oil, acrylic and magna on cotton canvas 65 ¾ × 83 ¾ in / 167 × 212.7 cm Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art

Chinatown, NYC

I NEVER PLAY BASKETBALL NOW, 2015

Angela Bulloch, “I can’t do that Dave.”, 2015 Simon Lee Gallery

sterling ruby

Solid Rocker (2010) by Ron Arad.

Bone Chair 01 is a minimalist chair created by Montreal-based designer Loïc Bard available on Radnor. Loïc Bard specializes in the art of woodworking. His work is highly personal, and each piece is imbued with memories of people and place. Loïc’s work begins with freely drawn sketches and the carving of unscripted shapes. The organic forms that emerge from this process and inform his designs are rooted in the natural environments of his childhood, and inspired by Japanese philosophies of craftsmanship. He seeks to embody a sense of simplicity and strength in the objects he creates. Loïc Bard’s work is characterized by its unique combination of subjective expressivity with purity of form.

Nick Oberthaler, Untitled , 2015