THE LUNAR LETTER

Seeing Is Forgetting The Name Of The Thing One Sees

Seeing Is Forgetting The Name Of The Thing One ...

Babies love fabric tags.  If you give a baby a new stuffed animal, they will quickly navigate to the shiny fabric label, usually sticking perpendicular out of the bunny’s lower...

Seeing Is Forgetting The Name Of The Thing One ...

Babies love fabric tags.  If you give a baby a new stuffed animal, they will quickly navigate to the shiny fabric label, usually sticking perpendicular out of the bunny’s lower...

A man is whatever room he is in  (We moved!)

A man is whatever room he is in (We moved!)

A first look at our new Montreal space. Wb   e've doubled our studio and warehouse, and we're opening the doors.

A man is whatever room he is in (We moved!)

A first look at our new Montreal space. Wb   e've doubled our studio and warehouse, and we're opening the doors.

The Montreal Pylon

The Montreal Pylon

Tides come in, tides come out. You can observe this act of nature. You can develop complex models to predict when and where it will happen. One thing you can’t...

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The Montreal Pylon

Tides come in, tides come out. You can observe this act of nature. You can develop complex models to predict when and where it will happen. One thing you can’t...

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An Ode to Our Comrade, The Picnic Table

An Ode to Our Comrade, The Picnic Table

I’d like to dissect one of the greatest pieces of furniture design: the North American picnic table. Its geometry, perfect. Its presence, ubiquitous. Its service, priceless. One cannot own a...

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An Ode to Our Comrade, The Picnic Table

I’d like to dissect one of the greatest pieces of furniture design: the North American picnic table. Its geometry, perfect. Its presence, ubiquitous. Its service, priceless. One cannot own a...

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One-Way Door

One-Way Door

James Turrell, Perfectly Clear, 1991  A few months back I listened to an interview with American author and journalist Jia Tolentino where she compared becoming a parent to doing acid...

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One-Way Door

James Turrell, Perfectly Clear, 1991  A few months back I listened to an interview with American author and journalist Jia Tolentino where she compared becoming a parent to doing acid...

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There is a crack in everything, that's how the light gets in

There is a crack in everything, that's how the ...

Mimbres Pottery 1100 CE southwestern New Mexico Rugs, to some extent, are ahistorical. This isn’t because they lack tradition or cultural weight, but simply because textiles disappear quickly if exposed...

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There is a crack in everything, that's how the ...

Mimbres Pottery 1100 CE southwestern New Mexico Rugs, to some extent, are ahistorical. This isn’t because they lack tradition or cultural weight, but simply because textiles disappear quickly if exposed...

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