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Fresh From Collective 2 Design Fair: Hella Jongerius

In case you missed it (for shame!), this May, at Collective 2, Moss Bureau presented a selective retrospective of the work of Hella Jongerius. The exhibit included studio work, solo exhibitions, commissions and collaborative pieces developed over the artist’s long history and friendship with Moss. The Moss Gallery always carried something of Hella’s.  And now Moss continues the tradition by presenting the pieces on the Moss Bureau site, for sharing, for educating, for pleasing and of course, for sale. 

Please Sir, May I Have Some More?

Yes, you certainly may! Though, I’m not entirely sure that’s how the story went. Sorry Dickens, this is Tertium Quid.

Experience (or Relive) the Tertium Quid Launch

Tertium Quid Launch at Hauser & Wirth

Stop the Presses! Just Kidding, Keep it Coming.

See our updated press page for reviews, photos, comments and reactions to Hella Jongerius’ solo exhibit at this year’s Collective 2 Design Fair, presented by yours truly. And click below for direct links to the articles and images. Thanks to all those who attended! 

The Time is Come, The Day Draweth Near

The Hella Jongerius Exhibit at Collective 2 is finally coming together, and we couldn’t be more excited! Because we’re so good at sneaking peaks for you, here are some previews of what’s to come this weekend. Remember, Collective 2 runs from May 8 through the 11th at Skylight at Moynihan Station, and Hella’s exhibit is a special solo of her work. Be there!

Drumroll, curtain, welcome!

A snippet of Hella’s collab work with Vitra. We’re only revealing fragments of the show, appropriately in accordance with the concept of the installation.

What’s in the box? If it interesting enough to hold the attention of a bunch of college guys, it’s gotta be worth seeing.

Murray in his element. That’s the light bulb that goes off when Murray gets a new idea. It’s proportionate to his brilliance.

So close!

 

Maarten at MoMA

Last night’s opening of TALK TO ME at MoMA was filled with the museum world’s best and brightest looking at work from the digital world’s best and brightest. Including our own Maarten Baas. Two of his digital clocks were featured prominently. Here’s a grabbed shot of the clocks and another of the Agnes Gund Garden Lobby billed with merry makers.