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Archive for February, 2009

The March issue of Cincinnati Magazine has a feature on the cool shops around 12th and Vine in OTR, including two that stock our work: Park+Vine and MiCA 12/v. Our Ohio River coasters got a mention, too!

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Edie Harper Exhibit: Unseen Mid-Century Works: the Modern art of Cincinnati’s own Edie Harper is honored in an exhibit as part of this weekend’s 20th Century Cincinnati. After Lots of Work, NYC Diner Reopens in Wyoming: the bizarre tale of the Moondance Diner moving from Manhattan to new digs in Nowheresville, Wyoming. Stick Stuck: thoughts [...]

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Quilts by Leah Evans

Leah Evans is a Madison, WI-based artist who creates cartographic quilts by piecing, dyeing, needle-felting, printing, and embroidering elements of maps, satellite images, and aerial photographs. Wow.

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During the winter, Frank Gehry’s Jay Pritzker Pavillion in Chicago’s Millenium Park resembles an abandoned sci-fi movie set.

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Check out this ampersand I found on Main Street in Over-the-Rhine!

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Antoine et Manuel

Antoine et Manuel is a Paris-based design duo whose work includes wallpaper, rugs, maps, and printed matter. Above is their map of the Paris Metro.

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Equine Branding

Have you ever noticed that the Cincinnati Police Department horses features this bit of bum branding? I don’t think I’ve ever seen it elsewhere, so I recently asked one of the cops on the downtown beat about it. He said that Cincinnati is not unique in this, but that it is unusual.

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As part of my ongoing fascination with Iceland, I’ve been looking at the work of some of its artists and designers. Long before Wallpaper* magazine became obsessed Reykavik’s nightlife, this isolated country was quietly nurturing its stable of artists, and Þórarinn B. Þorláksson was one of the first to receive Iceland’s official accolades and support.

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Shakedown in Chitown: painter Cedric Cox is in a group exhibit celebrating Black History Month at Maison Rouge Gallery in Chicago. QCS: Behind the Asphalt: Queen City Survey examines the life of Robert Hosea, for whom Hosea Ave. is named. A Real Life Extra: $100 to Look Employed: NYC architecture firm employs the unemployed to [...]

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An illegible ghost sign in downtown Cincinnati, on Race St. across the street from City Cellars. That cornice is gorgeous.

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