Don’t miss the ITP Spring Show 2008, where there’s sure to be projects galore with wearable electronics and other crafty smarts! Monday, May 12 and Tuesday, May 13 from 5 to 9pm at ITP A two-day festival of interactive sight, sound and technology from the student artists and innovators at ITP. An oversized Greenwich Village […]
Boston’s only weekly artisan outdoor market, South End Open Market, starts their 2008 season next weekend, May 17 & 18. Check out their site for more event info, to check out vendors, or to find out how to become a vendor yourself.
Congratulations to Atlanta’s Young Blood Gallery & Boutique on their grand re-opening! The shop had recently been forced to relocate, and the new space is reportedly bigger and better than ever. See for yourself on May 10 during their grand re-opening, complete with DJ and art show with Jessica Gonacha and Valerie Taylor. Grand Re-Opening […]
Portland-area folks should make a point of stopping by Twisted this evening, where Knitalong author Larissa Brown and photographer/designer Sarah Gilbert will be signing books and helping lead a Mother’s Day gift-making extravaganza. The featured project? The Magic Yarn Ball, big orb of yarn that’s packed with small treats and accessories–perfect for gift-giving. Knitalong Event […]
This Friday at Schmancy (1932 Second Avenue) in Seattle is the opening of Jess Hutch’s new show “Villagers”. You can check out the presale of the plush artwork and also read the interview with Jess!
The fun folks at Poketo are hosting their first-ever warehouse sale this Saturday. Stop by and snap up teeshirts, wallets, plates and more–everything is priced at $5 or $10. If that ain’t enough, the first 50 folks to arrive get a gift bag and a 10% discount on purchases. Oh…and there will be music and […]
Great article and gallery @ NOTCOT from the Cans Festival featuring BANKSY and 600 other artists… The space itself opened with powder blue billboard with “GENTRIFY THIS†painted aggressively in black, which a mother explained to her young daughter behind me in line was “delightfully ironicâ€, a phrase that applied just as well to the […]
