New York Magazine - USA (2019-11-11)

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crayola-brightblues,

gumball-machine reds,

andVeryHungry

Caterpillar greens fill the

pages of MoMA’s fall

catalogue, which includes

this primary-color casserole

pot (a rerelease of a 1994

MoMA Store design,

$76 at store.moma.org).

Popular neo-prep brand

Rowing Blazers just came

out with a rainbow-stripe

rugby shirt in collaboration

with Lands’ End, and

when Nordstrom opened

its New York City flagship

in October, it featured

a Nike boutique outfitted

with bright-red carpets,

aqua-blue chairs, and

rainbow sneakers that look

like a Microsoft WordArt

gradient come to life.

“Maximalism is in,” says

Jill Singer, co-founder

of Sight Unseen. “Plus,

there’s a renewed interest

in primary-color-focused

artists like Calder

and Hockney, and the news

is depressing.

So why not

a rainbow?”

Photograph by Bubi Canal^75

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