"“The exhibition celebrates our universal relationship to light, design and creative expression and, more specifically, objects that have the ability to change our spatial understanding, to tone our immediate atmosphere,” the organizers said in a news release."
"Now in its sixth edition, the Head Hi Lamp Show brings together 36 eccentric lamps from designers located around the world. It is organized by Alexandra Hodkowski and Alvaro Alcocer, the founders of Head Hi, an architecture bookstore and cafe in Brooklyn. This year they brought in Stephen Markos, founder of the design gallery Superhouse, to curate the show."
"The lamps on view all function, but they celebrate creativity and form above all. The lineup also includes a lamp composed of a red metal frame draped with a sky print fabric as its shade by the Malaysian designer Jun Ong, a paper sconce printed with a figurative graphic by the San Francisco-based practice Studio Ahead, and a totemic marble piece by the Venetian artist Giacomo Bianco."
"The show is on view at Head Hi and online from May 18 through October. All the lamps are available for sale, too."
The Head Hi Lamp Show presents 36 distinctive, functional lamps created by designers worldwide during New York’s Design Week. The exhibition focuses on the relationship between light, design, and creative expression, emphasizing objects that alter spatial understanding and adjust immediate atmosphere. Curated by Stephen Markos, the show includes a ceramic lamp shaped like a car, a metal-swirled fixture and shade, and a cork-like UFO form. Featured works include a red metal frame with sky-print fabric by Jun Ong, a paper sconce with a figurative graphic by Studio Ahead, and a totemic marble lamp by Giacomo Bianco. The lamps are available for sale and are shown in person and online from May 18 through October.
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