Bernardaud has commissioned limited edition plates by contemporary artists since 2009. Rudolf Stingel and Jeff Koons plates have been to market, while Marco Brambilla stands next in line to release his edition later this year. Common Space composited photographic images for 13 unique plate designs to deliver camera-ready artwork for manufacture.
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Margaret Lee asked Common Space to create a pattern based advertising image to promote Michele Abeles inaugural opening at 47Canal that ran in ArtForum March, 2011.
Common Space organized a series of DJ parties at the Sandbar in Miami for the New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA) during Art Basel 2012. Some basic tasks for us were to provide music supervision, book talent, name the series, design a flyer, spread the word and have a great time.
SPACE CVMP at ISA June 20th, 2012. Common Space designed a new branded online presence to help re-position ISA in Williamsburg. We organized an event to celebrate its launch with the community and like-minded creatives.
May 3-6 2012: Common Space organizes and hosts a VIP pop-up club with Artists Space to coincide with the debut of the Frieze NY. The music programming for this series creates a passageway through time and space by re-presenting a sensibility of music and performance tropes that perhaps could be found in either Soho (London or NYC) over the past few decades. NEIN POP featured DJ’s Princess Julia, Matthew Higgs, Cheyney Thompson, Jon Santos, Safety Scissors, No Bra, Venus X, Hayley Pisaturo and the legendary Arthur Baker. Common Space programmed the music and hosted the series at SubMercer, a nightclub in the basement of the Mercer Hotel in NYC’s Soho District.
Common Space organizes and hosts a night of Spencer Sweeney’s GIF parties featuring an installation by Confetti System, a live New Orleans style “BOUNCE” act, projections by Darren Bader and Spencer Sweeney and a video karaoke jam by Caroline Snow and Chris Rice.
Werner Herzog “Hearsay of the Soul” Installation / exhibition design / Opening this week at the Whitney Biennial 2012
The MoMA PS1 Performance Dome becomes a multipurpose, pop-up work party this Sunday, February 19. The Dome’s interior will multitask as a design studio, hosting seven design firms working on site throughout the day; as a DJ lounge where friends and professional acquaintances can enjoy themselves and network; and as a performance event open to the public. The labor and lifestyle of creative workers—graphic designers, architects, DJs, sound designers, prop stylists, and artists—will be presented as performance, an HD, 10,000-lumen graphic-design planetarium. Inside the Dome, our lives as producing beings will circle around the hemisphere’s circumference and through the project cycle: conception, production, promotion, presentation, and celebration. How are you? What have you been working on lately?
Organized by Common Space with Josh Kline.
