Showing posts with label charity. Show all posts
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Friday, May 25, 2012

The Big Picture

It sounds like as many people are staying in town this holiday weekend as they are headed to The Hamptons. If you are in New York and looking for something to do on Saturday, you might want to check out The Big Picture Photography Education Fair in Times Square.  JP Teaches Photo and cityHUNT will join together to make photography accessible to 10,000 people and raise funds for 100cameras. If you're a long time reader, you might remember that 100cameras was founded by my friends and is a wonderful non-profit organization.  They will be headed to India in October and can definitely use your help. 

The Big Picture Photography Education Fair will consist of interactive booths where visitors may bring their cameras to learn various concepts about photography, such as brightness, aperture and shutter speed.  At each booth, attendees will capture beautiful images by learning how to use their cameras and apply these concepts. Each participant will leave the fair with stunning pictures and a new found knowledge about how their cameras work. Upon exit, cityHUNT will host a photography scavenger hunt in Times Square for those interested. Participants will be eligible to win raffle prizes. There will be no cost to participate in the fair.

The goal of the Photography Education Fair is to bridge worlds together by empowering creativity for both the attendees of the fair and under served children across our globe. The Big Picture seeks to raise $250,000 to enable 100cameras to teach photography to more children who would otherwise not have access. Those who cannot attend in person can also donate online.  

Thank you and bon weekend!

HC

Friday, April 27, 2012

Design on a Dime 2012 Recap

The early bird gets the worm is always the theme of the opening night of Housing Works Design on a Dime and last night was no exception.  I also think was the best year ever for the rooms which were chock full of amazing furniture and accessories like High Falls Mercantile above.  I managed to snag a great Lucite coffee table for my apartment but saw so many things I wanted to take home. Big thanks to Housing Works for inviting me to this great event and to all the designers for all their hard work.  

I am missing credits for a few spaces so if you know who they were designed by, please let me know.  If you want any more information on the designers listed, you can check them out here.  Don't forget that the free public sale days are Friday and Saturday from 10:00am - 6:00pm.  I am definitely tempted to go back!  

Happy Shopping!  

Fairfax Studios

Juniper Tedhams

Buzz Kelly Interiors 


Nathan ThomasStudios

Anthony Wright Interiors


Joshua Ingraham Design 

Tiger Lily's Greenwich

Willey Design 

Asler Valero

Katie Lydon Interiors

Patrick James Hamilton Designs



Aurelien Gallet



Flair



Matthew Patrick Smythe



Miles Redd


Neal Beckstedt Design  


Huniford

Bloomingdale's


Genevieve Gorder for Valspar


Evette Rios for HomeGoods

Michael Leva for C Wonder


Tilton Fenwick

Kristen McGinnis


de la Torre Design Studio


Mark Cunningham

Amanda Nisbet Design 


Foley & Cox


Branca



Tyler Wisler Home

Shields and Company Interiors

Housing Works Thrift Shops



Lifestyling by Maria Gabriela Brito

Harry Heissmann Inc.


Lillian August

Eddie Lee Inc.


Arden 


Jonathan Rosen Interiors

Chairs donated by Etos.

Yetta Banks for Viacom

The Lucite coffee table that I bought!

Pappas Miron Design 

Charles Farruggio

Nick Olson

Photos by Heather Clawson for Habitually Chic