Mrs. Noodle Pillow on request

Mrs. Noodle Pillow on request"Mrs. Noodle emerged as a conduit for joy and humor," says set designer and artist Molly Findlay. Undeniably silly in their abstraction, yet refined in their construction, the 20 foot long pillows are made in the U. S. from Belgian cotton velvet and sustainably harvested kapok fiber filling. Findlay first learned of the Kapok tree while traveling in the Amazon rainforest. Regarded as the Spirit Tree of the Amazon, the trees produce giant seed pods

“I  am motivated by the idea that a person’s energy can be bound into a mark

focusing in on the desert terrain and bringing the intensely colored details into focus

Available in Marine

alternating between structured reality and lyrical abstraction

Elizabeth KarschWhy Do We Drink The Mess You Poured

Pricing starts at $12

Keefe is based in New York City and Bridgehampton

The small benches range from bright

Taking inspiration from Bridgehampton’s equestrian farms

Frohman initially visited the desert to study texture and tonal range of plant life in black and white

Many of the photos feature abstract groupings of plants as the subject

mark-making goes beyond language even