Hosting Art Comme and The Vanguard House First Fashion Show

Hosting Art Comme and The Vanguard House First Fashion Show

For a long time I have been planning art and music shows and started to feel a little stagnant. Last month Ashley and I (Ashley from The Vanguard House) took a new step at trying something new with hosting a fashion show.   For our first fashion show this was a great experience and we had a great turn out!   Below are few images from a few of our designers!  Mercurial Lore Sai by Sai Designer: Sai by Sai Designer: Shepherd Designer: +RADNY+  Designer: +RADNY+  Designer: SLCTDFEW

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I’m Excited to Share a Bit of What I have been Working On... ART COMME. NYFW!

    I have been working diligently and quietly for a little bit but I’m finally excited to share a little bit of what I have been working on... I have been working on a new project called ART COMME. for those that follow my social media accounts, you might have an idea or see me retweet the content! ART COMME. is a hub for artist and designers. Starting with an online marketplace for designers, artist, makers to feature, sell, and brand their work at artcomme.com. The online marketplace is currently in the works at this moment.     In the mean time, we have teamed up with The Vanguard House, a fashion branding agency to put together a collaborative fashion show featuring 11 designers and makers! Talents ranging in...

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Philippe Starck Designed Interior for the

Philippe Starck Designed Interior for the "World's First" Commercial Space Station

"French designer Philippe Starck has created the interiors for the habitation module of the "world's first" commercial space station, which is due to open in 2020. Designed for the privately-owned space exploration company, Axiom Space, Starck's will house expeditions to the space station. Axiom commissioned Starck to create the interiors of the crew quarters, dining area and galley habitation module for the Axiom Station, which is connected to the International Space Station (ISS).Starck wanted his interior design to evoke the feeling of being weightless in the womb, which is similar to astronauts floating in zero gravity.  The interior of the space craft are designed to enhance life in orbit, and to provide an added level of luxury to its forthcoming space station. Axiom recently announced the launch of its space tourism...

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Behind The Beard Episode 3 featuring Nicole Zizi

Recently, I had the pleasure to sit down with Aaron J. Jackson from the Fuck Going Out Podcast. We speak on my journey as an artist, designer, and entrepreneur. Some of the topics we go over such as my upbringing, how I got into art, planning events, and transitioning from graphic design to designing products. Like I told Aaron, this interview is something special to me. This is the first interview where I am recorded live (so you get to actually hear my voice!), but this is also the first time where I speak on how I got into the industry and talk about projects I am working on and what inspires me to create! There are not many podcast that speak on the different creatives in the industry outside...

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Installation by University of Miami Architecture students

Installation by University of Miami Architecture students

Students at the U's architecture school, have built a performance stage from a collection of orange poles underneath the Brickell MetroRail station. The temporary installation was designed by a group of students from UM, and hosted a variety of free outdoor performances such as music, poetry, and comedy.

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Bags Made using Latex and Paint by Molly Younger

Bags Made using Latex and Paint by Molly Younger

Australian Designer, Molly Younger's work; an artist and designer. Younger, has created a collection of hand-made bags, and accessories made out of latex and paint. The collection, Range 1 – Early Sculptural Forms, is Molly Younger's first commercial collection. This collection is a perfect combination of design and artistry.  You can purchase these bags at mollyyounger.com

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