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Lauren Porter Knit Ferrari
In this economy, it'd be crazy to buy yourself a Ferrari. Better just to get yourself 12 miles of yarn and make one instead. (Via What's Wrong With the Zoo.)
Catalog: The Illustrated History of Mail-Order Shopping
In this tome, author Robin Cherry traces the catalog from the farming supply days of Montgomery Ward to the infamous J.Peterson and all the goods in between—from submarine to aquarium bathtub—once available to be shipped to your door.
Peter Beste
As one of our graphic designers said, "If there were two subcultures I wouldn't want to fuck with, it'd be Norwegian Black Metal and Dirty South Rap." In 2008, Peter Beste released a book called—what do you know—True Norwegian Black Metal, and 2009 promises to bring his monograph of Houston Rap Culture. It's his world and we just live in it.
Yiorgos Kordakis
In his current show, Global Summer, Yiorgos Kordakis presents hazy photographs of vast beachscapes giving the uncanny impression of miniature isolated dioramas. Through January 24 at M+B Gallery.
Mercedes Salazar
A more polished version of the bracelets you pick up on vacation and keep on until they're moldy, wet pieces of string, Colombian jewelry designer Mercedes Salazar bases her Putomayo collection on traditional South American designs, but updates them with a magnetic sterling clasp.
Isaacymanu
You don’t need a protractor to wrap your head around Paris-based Spanish designer Isaacymanu’s geometrically-inclined garb.
Smith + Butler
Newly opened Brooklyn boutique Smith + Butler has everything a little hipster heart could desire: APC fragrance, Filson bags, Manimals moccasins and even vintage motorcycles.
Jon Burgerman Color-In Wallpaper
Remember being little and getting yelled at for drawing on the walls? Here's a chance for revenge. Brought to you by Jon Burgerman, the U.K artist famous for his doodles, this color-in wallpaper gives you the chance to indulge your inner ornery brat without getting put in time out.
New Rock Church of Fire
New Rock Church of Fire is as up-and-coming as they come - in just a year they've gone from opening up at Velvet to selling out RnR - and finally they've got the full-length to prove it. Pick up Of the Wild at their record release party this Saturday, December 27 at 8PM at 9:30 Club.
Dice Magazine
Quite simply, Dice is the Easy Rider of motorcycle magazines: groovy, indie, and stylish as fuck.
T-Post
With T-Post, the news just got a whole lot more interesting—and less depressing. Sign up for a subscription, and the company mails you a T-shirt—with a news article printed on the inside—every six weeks.
Recycled Wrapping Paper
Rip open your gifts guilt-free this year with recycled wrapping paper, such as this design from Fish Lips.
Luella Bartley and Linda Farrow
Luella Bartley's much loved SS08 collection was largely inspired by Ghost World's wisecracking Enid (played by Thora Birch), and the look relied heavily on heavy, square black glasses created for Luella by Linda Farrow. Now the glasses are available to all, so that you too can accentuate the negative.
We Are Experienced
Photographer Danielle Levitt spent years documenting the teenagers in We Are Experienced, and the resulting cross section includes pageant queens, prom goers, suburban goths, band members (both punk and marching), skaters, Wiccans and wanna-bes. The result is a compendium of adolescent life more accurate than any yearbook could ever be.
222 Gallery Group Show
Giving the pretentious elements of the group show the brush-off, 222 Gallery calls its latest exhibition just Group Show and forgoes the standard minimalism in favor of salon-style walls packed with works from the likes of Jeffrey Stockbridge, Maureen Duffy, Damien Correll, Emily Erb and more.
Let The Right One In
Let The Right One in, the Swedish answer to Twilight, opens in more select theaters this weekend. Just listening to the trailer—rife with the sound of flesh-crunching bites and sloppy blood slurping—is enough to make you want to start stockpiling garlic and silver bullets. Chilly.
