john margaritis (11 articles)
new york sunshine + alessandro simonetti collaborate in fence furniture collection
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together they have produced an exhibition and capsule collection around the new york city’s fences launched during men’s paris fashion week.
together they have produced an exhibition and capsule collection around the new york city’s fences launched during men’s paris fashion week.
new york sunshine-designed UNKNWN store opens during art basel miami
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boasting an industrial vibe that resonates with miami's wynwood district, UNKNOWN's interior design pays homage to basketball.
boasting an industrial vibe that resonates with miami's wynwood district, UNKNOWN's interior design pays homage to basketball.
new york sunshine alludes hometowns across rural US in american dream collection
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for his latest collection, john margaritis has shifted focus from an installation supporting his clothes to a new medium of presentation — a video.
for his latest collection, john margaritis has shifted focus from an installation supporting his clothes to a new medium of presentation — a video.
john margaritis blends basketball and craft for 'broken time' exhibition in miami
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the installation is a reflection on the artist's childhood and a projection of his vision today.
the installation is a reflection on the artist's childhood and a projection of his vision today.
CAUTION! demolition meets design in new york sunshine reincarnation
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the structures have all been been moved and placed by hand, using wooden wedges, steel pipes, crowbars, pinch bars, pry bars, and 6x6 wooden ties.
the structures have all been been moved and placed by hand, using wooden wedges, steel pipes, crowbars, pinch bars, pry bars, and 6x6 wooden ties.
new york sunshine's walking on water installation doubles as photographic set
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featuring a mirrored-cube, ‘walking on water’ adds another layer to the ocean, creating an illusion of a human figure moving on top of it.
featuring a mirrored-cube, ‘walking on water’ adds another layer to the ocean, creating an illusion of a human figure moving on top of it.
new york sunshine populates southampton pop-up with 300+ pound concrete chairs + shelves
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with this season's clothing collection drawing from aggressive 1990s surf style, the interior of the space has been conceived as a site of structural and architectural intensity.
with this season's clothing collection drawing from aggressive 1990s surf style, the interior of the space has been conceived as a site of structural and architectural intensity.
dramatic destruction: john margaritis shoots his basketball water boxes
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the artist has shared the last installment of the 'water box' series project with us in a video documenting the installation's dramatic demise.
the artist has shared the last installment of the 'water box' series project with us in a video documenting the installation's dramatic demise.
hoop dreams: john margaritis blends basketball with the beach
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what starts as an often risky, middle-of-the-night endeavor is realized as a surreal series of photos where oceans intersect inexplicably isolated hoops.
what starts as an often risky, middle-of-the-night endeavor is realized as a surreal series of photos where oceans intersect inexplicably isolated hoops.
john margaritis fills concrete tanks with floating basketballs at VLONE pop-up in wynwood, miami
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during miami art week, margaritis has installed a series of five sculptural tanks containing buoyant basketballs that calmly float within heavy rectangular forms.
during miami art week, margaritis has installed a series of five sculptural tanks containing buoyant basketballs that calmly float within heavy rectangular forms.
john margaritis weaves wavy high tide installation through miami storefront
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130 feet of wooden shelving displays an edition of 300 hand-dyed indigo shirts, each numbered as an edition of art, which gradually become deeper, darker blue as visitors immerse »
130 feet of wooden shelving displays an edition of 300 hand-dyed indigo shirts, each numbered as an edition of art, which gradually become deeper, darker blue as visitors immerse themselves within the space.
