A dreary day for a park. Beautiful gallery weather. My son and I checked out a few spots, including some cool stuff from the Hope Ganloff exhibition at the Susan Inglett gallery.

We enjoyed the visit. Some fresh stuff.

Here are some photos. In-person is even better.

Gallery

Susan Inglett Gallery - 522 West 24th Street, New York between 10th and 11th Avenues. 1 Train at 28th Street. CE Trains at 23rd Street.

Artist

Hope Ganloff

We spent the afternoon in Chelsea. And visited the Dan Perjovschi exhibition at the Lombard-Freid Projects gallery.

By request of the gallery, I can not publish Mr. Perjovschi’s actual work. We enjoyed both the gallery and Dan Perjovschi’s work.

Thus, here are some photos touched-up with some SohoKind penguin & bear love.

If you get the chance you should check out Dan Perjovschi’s work in-person.

Gallery

Lombard-Freid Projects - 531 West 26th Street, 2nd Floor, New York between 10th and 11th Avenues. 1 Train at 28th Street. CE Trains at 23rd Street.

Artist

Dan Perjovschi

We love the Stand Out design by Carolina Rocco from Buenos Aires.

Now it is available in our Boutique in both White and Lavender.

Enjoy!

About the Artist

Carolina is a graphic artist in Buenos Aires; she’s part of a team called 8ojos. This freelance design team works in corporate identity, illustrations, web design and programming for clients across the world. For a deeper look into their work, please check out their website at www.8ojos.com.

After our visit to ChinaSquare the previous week, I was really into seeing some more contemporary Chinese art. So my son and I spent an afternoon in SoHo, walking around and visited the China Now : Lost in Translation exhibition at the Eli Klein gallery.

Societies in transition can bring about inspiring art. This exhibit is another example of it. Check out some photos for yourself below. Even better to view them live & in-person.

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Eli Klein Fine Art - 462 West Broadway, New York between Prince and Houston. RW Trains at Prince Street. CE Trains at Spring Street.

We are pleased to announce the release of additional colors for our two baby onesie designs by Bella here in New York.

Strange Love is now available in our Boutique as a baby onesie in Pink and in Black.

Bella’s other playful design on love, Curious Love, is also now available in Black and Pink in our Boutique.

About the Artist

Bella is a caricaturist, painter, clothes designer and fictional-non-fiction writer in New York. She has a ton of ideas for projects. To explore more of them please email her at bella@sohokind.com.

My son and I have continued going to cafés, visiting our favorites.

There’s a newcomer to the scene and in a premium area for an artisanal café.

Gimme! Coffee

And a sweet spot of location amongst the laid back, almost hidden boutiques of the Lower East Side just on the ‘other side’ of Broadway from SoHo. Comfortable atmosphere, matching the neighborhood.

The espresso bar-only makes for a narrow shop front, so don’t miss it when you walk by.

It’s a real treat.

Address

Gimme! Coffee - 228 Mott Street, New York between Prince and Spring Streets.

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Back in Chelsea. A visit to Café Grumpy.

And we took a tour through ChinaSquare New York and their ‘Revolution’ exhibition of contemporary Chinese artists.

All I can say is, Wow! Really cool stuff.

Thoroughly enjoyed it. And I’ll let some photos of the exhibit speak for themselves. Even better to check them out live & in-person.

Shen Jingdong - Air Force (2007)

Cao Xiaodong - Mao and Playgirls

Su Xingping - Portrait in Segments (2007)

Wang Yiqiong - Yellow Pain

Wang Yiqiong - Wang Wenhai said his Chairman Mao was in 798

Gallery

ChinaSquare - 545 West 25th Street 8th Floor, New York between 10th and 11th Avenues. 1 Train at 28th Street. CE Trains at 23rd Street.

We are proud to release our tenth children’s T design, Sweet & Savory, designed by Dan Sherman, here in New York.

Now available in our boutique.

Here’s another artistic look at the fun we can have with veggies. But here in this view, we have some direct competition : Chocolate!

Acting as a companion to Nos amis, les légumes.

Different artists. Different styles.

One artist from Buenos Aires, the other from New York.

Still SohoKind style.

About the Artist

Dan is a freelance Illustrator based in New York City (although he originally hails from outside Boston, MA). Dan loves to talk baseball and eat chocolate chip cookies. Dan likes to draw and paint things that make him laugh.

If you’re interested in what Dan has to offer, you can check out his website here:

www.dan-sherman.com

Dan promises not to talk in the third person if you do contact him. Unless of course you like that sort of thing.