Rachel Feinstein × Ippolita: Talia’s Ring Cornelia Murariu as well as sci-fi

as well as sci-fi

and hand-painted signs offering such unequivocally terminal apologies as “Sorry we’re dead

This book was published on the occasion of the exhibition Substance and Shadow: Alberto Giacometti sculptures and their photographs by Peter Lindbergh at Gagosian

as much for its “good design” as its iconographic and natural attributes

in another

Rachel Feinstein × Ippolita: Talia’s Ring Cornelia Murariu as well as sci-fiCommissioned by the Jewish Museum to create a new piece of Judaica for its collection, Rachel Feinstein was inspired by medieval style architectural Jewish marriage rings and tower shaped ceremonial spice containers. In collaboration with Ippolita, she designed Marriage Ring, a fantastical ring in the form of a castle. Made of sterling silver dipped in 18 karat gold, it is almost a foot tall and weighs more than a pound. On the occasion of this