California Design

http://tmagazine.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/07/22/seeing-things-california-design-biennial-in-pasadena/

Strip Search - Uncovering North Damen Avenue, Bucktown, Chicago

Strip Search - Uncovering North Damen Avenue, Bucktown, Chicago

Nate Berkus "My Stuff" in Vanity Fair Magazine

Nate Berkus Interior Designer On His Favorite Things and Places Which Include Pavilion In Chicago as His Favorite Design Store

Tanya Aguiniga at Pavilion

Tanya Aguiniga Twisted Rope Necklaces and Piece Unique Knit Rope Lamp at Pavilion

“Light” White, Black and Grey June 3, 2010 Menu

Catering by Guerilla Smiles, art caterers:

Menu for Pavilion

“Light” White, Black and Grey

June 3, 2010

EuRopa Vieja

Slowly braised red wine “drunken beef” on a bed of caramelized onions and a garlic crostini

finished with Chicago Indoor Garden broccoli sprouts

Soba Solo

Miso Soba noodles with a Nori base topped with ginger aioli

Rock Candy

Assorted home-made rock candies including lavendar and juniper.

Shaped similarly to the Lonny White Pieces

“Light” Black, White and Grey Group Show at Pavilion.

“Light” Black, White and Grey

Group Show at Pavilion.

June 3-June20

Opening event: Thursday, June 3, 2010 5-9

Closing event: Sunday, June 20, 2010

2055 N. Damen Avenue

Chicago, Il 60647

773 645-0924 pavilionantiques@ameritech.net

The new group show at Pavilion is centered around the use of light.

"Pavilion has a long standing passion for lighting", said co-owner Deborah Colman, "It was a natural progression to showcase new lighting and vintage lighting together".

This fascinating collection of artist/designers' work includes: Llot Llov, Berlin, Christien Meindertsma, Holland, Katrin Schnabel, professor at the School of the Art institute of Chicago, Tanya Aguiñiga, Los Angeles and vintage lighting from Victor Vasarely, and Mariyo Yagi plus photograms by Doug Fogelson and encaustic paintings by Lonny H White.

Included are works that inhabit both the art and functional worlds. The pieces by Llot Llot, and Christien Meindertsma are from an art workshop perspective, sculptural, lines in space, conceived as a way to communicate memory and ideas from one to another using knit wool and flax rope. They are also beautiful, functioning, lighting designed with an innovative use of traditional materials.

Photographer Doug Fogelson will use the medium of photogram/luminogram, a direct process of creating imagery with light, in a collaborative way with the artists work that will reflect upon the installation.

For more information, contact Deborah Colman, at Pavilion 773. 645.0924

more rick owens in nyc at jeanne greenberg gallery

http://tmagazine.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/05/05/rick-owens-making-his-own-bed/