Ibiza
Hand made glass shapes, copper cast bamboo, resin, thyme, fig
2016
Baker's Dozen
Michael Badour, Michael Bailey-Gates, Adam Basanta, Lorna Bauer, Carly Mark, Jenine Marsh, Kristie Muller, Walter Scott, Matt Sperdakos, The Loon, VSVSVS, Lillian Paige Walton, and Jess Willa Wheaton.
Curated by CK2
185 East Broadway, New York
⇋ Baker's Dozen
Michael Badour, Michael Bailey-Gates, Adam Basanta, Lorna Bauer, Carly Mark, Jenine Marsh, Kristie Muller, Walter Scott, Matt Sperdakos, The Loon, VSVSVS, Lillian Paige Walton, and Jess Willa Wheaton.
Curated by CK2
185 East Broadway, New York
⇋ Baker's Dozen
1. Crack three eggs, throw them out the window; pray for rain.
2. Sprinkle one pinch of baking powder on the bridge of your elder’s nose; wipe away excess with left thumb, and laugh together bitterly about the ineffable effects of your generational gap.
3. Knead three fistfuls of store-bought dough (frozen) until your knuckles bleed a bit. Wrap in cellophane, and forget about it, in the fridge next to a wedge of cheese on the pronunciation of whose name your partner always corrects you, needlessly; reflect on how bland the relationship has become.
4. Live off air and fallen leaves, as you want to avoid the disaster recipes always invite.
2. Sprinkle one pinch of baking powder on the bridge of your elder’s nose; wipe away excess with left thumb, and laugh together bitterly about the ineffable effects of your generational gap.
3. Knead three fistfuls of store-bought dough (frozen) until your knuckles bleed a bit. Wrap in cellophane, and forget about it, in the fridge next to a wedge of cheese on the pronunciation of whose name your partner always corrects you, needlessly; reflect on how bland the relationship has become.
4. Live off air and fallen leaves, as you want to avoid the disaster recipes always invite.
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Ibiza
Hand made glass shapes,
copper cast bamboo,
resin, thyme, fig
2016
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1. Crack three eggs, throw them out the window; pray for rain.
2. Sprinkle one pinch of baking powder on the bridge of your elder’s nose; wipe away excess with left thumb, and laugh together bitterly about the ineffable effects of your generational gap.
3. Knead three fistfuls of store-bought dough (frozen) until your knuckles bleed a bit. Wrap in cellophane, and forget about it, in the fridge next to a wedge of cheese on the pronunciation of whose name your partner always corrects you, needlessly; reflect on how bland the relationship has become.
4. Live off air and fallen leaves, as you want to avoid the disaster recipes always invite.