SUMMER SUNDAY

Summer 15 ACNE JEANS dress - VAGABOND sandals

WHITNEY MUSEUM

Georgia O 'Keeffe - Abstraction

Franz Kline

Robert Morris

Keith Sonnier - Ba-O-Ba, Number 3, 1969

Dorothea Rockburne - drawing which makes itself

Hans Haacke

Glenn Ligon - Rückenfigur, 2009

Robert Mapplethorpe - American flag, 1977

I finally managed to find time to go visit the Whitney museum along with my coworkers.

Located in New York, Meatpacking, the museum has two floors for the permanent collection, and a special exhibitions gallery on the top floor and offers modern and contemporary American art.

The museum is spacious and light and i appreciated that it’s not full of little art pieces that sometimes can give you headache to focus on.
Big pieces of art are mostly all together in a big space and it leaves you enough distance to be able to admire it.
We could also enjoy the very nice view buy taking the outside stairs when switching from one floor to another.

I could enjoy seing some of my favorite artistes from Rothko, to Robert Mapplehthorpe and get inspired and ready to sketch the fall collection.

SUNDAY

Pretty easy last sunday, iced coffee and sun, hanging around in Clinton Hill.

NICOLAS ANDREAS TARALIS STORE AND SHOWROM

I'm really proud of my friend Nicolas who just opened his first store in Beijing and also designed his own amazing showroom in Shanghai.
Nicolas worked with Bernard Dubois, a belgian architect for a perfect minimalist design.

Nicolas and I have been friends for almost 15 years now and we have been working together for some long years.
Starting Nicolas 's line with just the two of us allowed me to have this special feelings and attachment to his brand.
During all these years that we worked together, I learned under Nicolas that every detail is important and how to be precise at every step at the collection. Today again I kept this minimalist and precise aesthetic and like to control every aspect of my design and collection .

I love and miss the energy we had and gave for every fashion show we worked on and wish him the best for the next projects to come.

All pictures by Maxime Delvaux.

www.nicolasandreastaralis.com