To: jeevacationtisgmail.com[[email protected]]
To: jeevacationtisgmail.com[[email protected]]
From: Eduardo Garza
Sent: Thur 5/31/2012 6:58:13 AM
Subject: Boffo Show House Party - ANDREW YES
Title: Boffo Show House Party - ANDREW YES
Hi,
W magazine calls it the "weirdest and wildest show house in New York City", designed and curated by Andrew
Yes. Featuring my 24kt Gold Skulls and Surrealist Coral Grotto sculptures along with 108 artists and
designers from around the world. This show house is creative like no other and the party will surely gather a a
summer salon of artists designers and collectors.
Will be great to see you there!
Eduardo
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You are Invited,
Champagne and Strawberries Reception
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Saturday June 2, 2012 from 3-7pm
at The Madison Jackson 371 Madison Street (Lower East Side)
It is our pleasure to have you meet the
artists, designers, brands and patrons of the
BOFFO Show House with Andrew Yes.
Art and Design in the first BOFFO Show House is
for Sale. This would be a great time to
purchase some of the rare and unique pieces by
our 108 exhibitors.
In order to keep BOFFO running as a non-for-
profit organization we are asking for a $10
entrance.
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LINK TO PRESS:
W Magazine
Casa Sugar
CootHunting : Andrew Yes interview
AndrewYes.com
BOFF0 Show House
ARTISTS & DESIGNERS Eli Elysee Miss Pussycat
A.G. Fronzoni (Cappellini) Adam Goodrum (Cappellini) Alexa Hoyer
Andrew Yes Aranda/Lasch (Johnson Trading Gallery) Arnaud Lapierre (Triode)
Azadeh Shladovsky Balmond Studio Bec Brittain
Ben Jones (Johnson Trading Gallery) Ben Venom Bodo Sperlein (L(adre)
Antonio Pio Saracino (Bosi Contemporary) Charles Broderson Charlotte Vercruysse
Chris Adamick Christophe Pillet (Cappellini) Christopher Kurtz (Hedge Gallery)
Christophe Mathieu (Marset) Click Boom Pow DB Kim (Swarovski)
Colene Blanchet Deborah Ehrlich Debra Folz Design
Eduardo Garza Elizabeth New Erica Prince
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Erin McGuiness Faktura Farrah Sit
Focus Lighting Francois Azambourg (Cappellini) George Venson
Ghiora Aharoni Design
Studio Guido Constantino Harry Allen (Matter)
Ian Tong ID Strength Jaime Hayon (Llodro and Mondo
Collection)
James Killinger James Weingrod Jasper Morrison (Cappellini)
Javier Borras (Morsel) Jen Turner Jenny Holzer
Jenny Hyde Jesse Trentadue Joan Gaspar (Morse()
Joe Robbins Design Kirk Van Wormer Karim Rashid (Vondom)
LMNOQ by Laz Ojalde
Maire Kennedy Malagana Design Marcel Wanders (Cappellini)
Margarita Mileva. Mario BeRini (Canino) Mai Talbot
Mashallah (Monet) Mathias Hahn (Monet) Max Lamb (Johnson Trading Gallery)
Melissa Gamwell Miguel Planas (Monet) Mikey Loverich
Moza Saracho Natalia Criado Nixon
Noah Rice Orlando Soria Pablo Elizodno
Pablo Piatti Patricia Urquiola (GAN) Paul Clemence
Paula Hayes Pelle Piero Lissoni (Cassino)
Pierre Ospina (Mondo Collection) Pryor Callaway Ramon Esteve (Vondom)
Ran Lerner Ricky Clifton (Johnson Trading Gallery) Rodolfo Dordoni (Cassino)
Robert Loughlin (Johnson Trading Got(evil Robert Lobe ROW
Roque Rey 'Sandra de Ovando Silva Bradshaw (Mondo Collection)
Simon Naouri (Triode) Snarkitecture Snohetta
Spacecutter Stefan Hengst Stefano Giovannoni (Vondom)
Studio Cerri & Associati THEVERYMANY Thomas Heatherwick (Haunch of Venison)
TJ O'Keefe Tom Fruin Tracey Langfitt
UM Project Xavier Manosa (Monet) xSITE, Klaus Kempenaars
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Stark Carpet David Trubridge et. al
GALLERIES Et SHOWROOMS
Aesop Artek Bosi Contemporary
Cappellini Cassina Creation Baumann
Dinosaur Design Estiluz Fort Street Studio
GAN Haunch of Venison
Hedge Gallery Johnson Trading Gallery
R20th Gallery Lladro Marset
Matter Mondo Collection Nasser & Co.
Ovando: Floral Design & Event
Production Poltrona Frau Printed Matter
Swarovski Tres Trintas
USM Modular Furniture Vondom William Lee
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