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The White Cube, Again
Whitney Goes ____
Jouer avec Le Corbusier
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House on Adeline St
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Samsung X Thom Browne Fashion Week 2020
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Willi Smith: Street Couture - Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum
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Dodgy Datums*
Idiomatic Junctions
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Goodbye, Good Buys
Unfiled
COMMISSIONED PHOTOGRAPHY
Candide's Garden
Samsung X Thom Browne
270 Park Ave
House on Adeline St
Jim Vlock Building Project 2018
167 Plymouth St
PEDAGOGY
Fakes, Bootlegs, & Remixes*
The Architectural Photographic Image
Building Photographs*
Honey, I Shrunk The House!
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Can I get uh . . . Crunchwrap Supreme...
Notes on Transparency at New MoMA
49 Nord 6 Est 68 Ven 12 FL
Reflections on TWA Hotel
*Under Construction
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Willi Smith: Street Couture | Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum
For March 2020, The Coooper Hewitt presented Willi Smith: Street Couture as the first museum exhibition devoted to American designer Willi Smith restoring Smith’s place in the fashion canon as a groundbreaking cultural producer.
Included in the exhibition are more than 150 works by Smith and his collaborators, such as Juan Downey, Dan Friedman, Keith Haring, Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company, Les Levine, Dianne McIntyre, Nam June Paik, and SITE. Works on view include photography, video, design drawings, garments, patterns, and ephemera, unseen in more than 30 years.
The architecture of the exhibition is produced and designed by Supermatic, SITE’s James Wines with Sam Chermayeff Office to recreate SITE’s original 1982 WilliWear showroom.
Included in the exhibition are more than 150 works by Smith and his collaborators, such as Juan Downey, Dan Friedman, Keith Haring, Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company, Les Levine, Dianne McIntyre, Nam June Paik, and SITE. Works on view include photography, video, design drawings, garments, patterns, and ephemera, unseen in more than 30 years.
The architecture of the exhibition is produced and designed by Supermatic, SITE’s James Wines with Sam Chermayeff Office to recreate SITE’s original 1982 WilliWear showroom.
2020
With Supermatic Studio, James Wines SITE, Sam Chermayeff Office, and The Smithsonian Institute
ROLES: Assistant Project Manager, Construction Documents, Material Sourcing
LOCATION: Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum, New York
With Supermatic Studio, James Wines SITE, Sam Chermayeff Office, and The Smithsonian Institute
ROLES: Assistant Project Manager, Construction Documents, Material Sourcing
LOCATION: Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum, New York
Image Courtesy of Cooper Hewitt