 StoreOctober 7, 2022 • View in browserPins, tableware, tea towels, and more! We’re making room on our shelves for a number of exciting new products at the Hyperallergic Store. We also have plenty of great deals on art-inspired goodies in our sale section, so don’t forget to stop by while you shop.  “Blue Deb” Enamel PinThe subversive work this pin depicts is not a Warhol but a self-portrait by contemporary Brooklyn artist Deborah Kass, who deliberately twists his iconography as a way of introducing her own subjectivity. If you like Deborah Kass, check out this tiny version of “C’mon, Get Happy” (2010)!  American Quilt Tea TowelAdorned with a so-called “honeycomb” pattern, this charming tea towel reproduces a detail from a wholly pieced quilt thought to have been created by Elizabeth Van Horne Clarkson (American, 1771–1852) as a wedding present for her son circa 1830.  Kerry James Marshall “Untitled (Studio)” MugThe painting from which this mug takes its design references Marshall’s life-changing first visit to the studio of Charles White, his childhood idol. Today, you can see works by both artists at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.  “Medusa” Enamel PinShow off your art history knowledge with the perfect accessory for spooky season: the gruesome gaze of Caravaggio’s monstrous “Medusa”.  Winslow Homer NotecardsGathered here are 20 cards (two each of 10 images) that exemplify the largely self-taught American painter Winslow Homer’s fascination with the ocean, a recurring subject throughout his body of work.  Armando Veve Flying Purr-ple Cat Recycled Tote BagLeap into life with purr-pose with this purr-fect purr-ple companion dreamed up by Armando Veve, an award-winning illustrator based in Philadelphia.  Gee’s Bend Pettway Quilt Design Covered Mug with Tea InfuserPatchwork enthusiasts will love this cozy porcelain mug featuring Lucy T. Pettway’s original pattern “Housetop and Bricklayer with Bars” (ca. 1955), a pictorial work portraying an imaginary aerial view of the Pettway plantation. Check out these notecards and scarves inspired by the quilters of Gee’s Bend!  “The Wounded Deer” Enamel PinOne of Frida Kahlo’s best-known paintings, this eerie self-portrait depicts the artist as a human-animal hybrid in a scene loaded with symbolism. For art-inspired gifts, books, home goods, and more visit the Hyperallergic Store. You received this newsletter because you signed up for notifications from the Hyperallergic Store. If you'd prefer not to receive these promotional emails, please update your preferences. |
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