The last of the Big Kids/Little Kids shows is up in Raleigh, North Carolina at Lump Gallery. It’s been a long ten months with this show and I’m happy with this final show.
The last of the Big Kids/Little Kids shows opens up tomorrow in Raleigh, North Carolina at Lump Gallery. It’s been a long ten months with this show and I’m happy with this final stop. We took some photos of the installation process, see those below.
It’s been a while since I posted, and I’m feeling guilty about this post. I just wrote this review of the amazing Nintendo WiiFit for Geekadelphia.com. Yeah, no posts for a month, and I’m writing for other blogs. I know…I know –> View WiiFit review here.
Jim Houser is doing a solo show in LA that opens tomorrow night at Merry Karnowski Gallery. Go see “Mere Inches” if you are in the area.
I’m finally getting back on the product track. My online store is lagging… I know, but to hold everyone over I’ve posted my first zazzle shirt, the Secret Geometry of Pringles. This is an old design, but one that never really came into existence, so I’m glad to bring it to life. Keep tabs on the new stuff at my zazzle page.
My book, Big Kids/Little Kids, is a traveling art show. The second stop on the tour is Cinders gallery in Brooklyn, NY, opened on Saturday March, 29th and comes down on Sunday May, 4th. Come by for one last NE look. If you miss the show in New York, it will be in LA in July at Subliminal Projects Gallery The show is made possible by Urban Outfitters and uwishunu.com.
My book, Big Kids/Little Kids, is a traveling art show. The second stop on the tour is Cinders gallery in Brooklyn, NY, opening Saturday March, 29th 2008. Jim Houser’s limited edition dust jacket for the book will be released at the opening. The show will run until May 4th. If you don’t catch the show in New York, it will be in LA next. Details will come. The show is made possible by Urban Outfitters and uwishunu.com.
In the Fall of 2004 I was asked by the Industrial Design department at University of the Arts in Philadelphia to speak. My presentation, culled from powerpoint, is available here for your viewing pleasure. –> View milkcrate lecture here. The presentation was a hit, and the students asked a slew of questions afterwards.
The people have spoken. The public at large asked for historical team logos. So, this is the next evolution of this icon series. Part 8, The history of the Washington Wizards franchise. Again, this is not the last part of this icon set. Download them for Mac OS X >download. And for all you windows fools, I have finally given in and created icons for you fools also. These are optimized for Vista too, damn! Download them for Windows >download. A huge thanks goes out to Chris Creamer’s sportslogos.net, his archive of logos and detailed info has been invaluable in creating this icon series. Also LogoShak, has been super helpful.