Sounds like a day in my life.   One of my favorite artists in  the world.  

I have been collecting books forever.   They inspire me so much.   I have mini collections for photography, fashion, art, lit, crime, pop culture- whatever.    My family is very excited to live in a house with a library.   I grew up in a house with books and I want to pass that down to my daughter.   So excited for her to read all the classics.   The book is always better than the movie.

Booked all these cool kids from around the hood. 

Samantha Thomas is an artist and surfer extraordinaire,    Julian Smith, Lucas Wells and Julian Berman are  skaters, and Angelica Mayer is a designer.

Culture Cyclists  from Barcelona is part gallery/ part store.   These bikes deserve to be displayed this way, they are works of art.   The connection between art/design/fashion and culture just keeps getting closer.     

Kate has always had this unique ability to project innocence, intelligence and style with her sexuality.   She draws you in and you see her beauty and presence as opposed to just nudity or shock value.   There is a reason why so many artists are in love with her, she is a true muse.

Love her, if you are in NY, the Danziger show opens today.

Danziger Projects is pleased to announce our move to 527 West 23rd Street which will open with a two room show featuring the Kate Moss Portfolio and additional photographs of Moss by Gene Lemuel, Glen Luchford, Mary McCartney, Herb Ritts, and Peter Blake.

The portfolio (produced by Danziger Projects in collaboration with Kate Moss) contains eleven 30 x 24 inch prints by eleven of the world’s leading photographers all of who have played a key role in picturing Ms. Moss. The artists are:

Chuck Close
Annie Leibovitz
Glen Luchford
Mert & Marcus
Terry Richardson
David Sims
Mario Sorrenti
Juergen Teller

Mario Testino
Inez Van Lamsweerde + Vinoodh Matadin
Bruce Weber

Unlike any model in the history of fashion photography, Kate Moss has proved to be a unique subject blurring the boundaries between fashion photography and contemporary art. In a career that has lasted 23 years to date, it can be said that Moss’s particular beauty and singular figure have made her more of a muse than a supermodel. No matter what she is wearing (or not wearing) Moss invariably becomes the subject of the photograph, supercharging the image and inspiring photographers to create some of their most imaginative work. Unselfconscious and unapologetic, Moss’s persona and sensuality have not only changed our notionof beauty but also influenced the culture at large.

In addition to the portfolio, the gallery will be showing unseen photographs of Moss taken in 1988 (the year before her career was launched in The FACE) by Gene Lemuel; Glen Luchford’s pictures of Kate in Times Square on her first trip to New York; rarely seen pictures by Mary McCartney and Herb Ritts; and a recent series of silkscreens by British artist Peter Blake which place Moss in the pantheon of iconic pop-cultural figures.