The show felt like a fantastical undersea geology themed carnival that washed up on shore in some cloudy New England town. I don't know if that analogy makes any sense, but it was so beautiful and yet simple, humble and somehow glamorous all at once. Just wonderful. I look forward to seeing more of their work in the future... and someday maybe I'll get my dream party.
Saturday, October 30, 2010
CONFETTI SYSTEM
If I could decorate the ultimate party of my dreams, I would hire Nicholas Anderson and Julie Ho's Confetti System to do it. These guys have done great work with some big players: Opening Ceremony, The American Ballet, Urban Outfitters, Bergdorf Goodman. I actually came across their work for one of my favorite bands, Beach House, at their Webster Hall show last spring.
The show felt like a fantastical undersea geology themed carnival that washed up on shore in some cloudy New England town. I don't know if that analogy makes any sense, but it was so beautiful and yet simple, humble and somehow glamorous all at once. Just wonderful. I look forward to seeing more of their work in the future... and someday maybe I'll get my dream party.
The show felt like a fantastical undersea geology themed carnival that washed up on shore in some cloudy New England town. I don't know if that analogy makes any sense, but it was so beautiful and yet simple, humble and somehow glamorous all at once. Just wonderful. I look forward to seeing more of their work in the future... and someday maybe I'll get my dream party.
Labels:
art,
design,
entertaining,
music,
parties
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