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Happy Black History Month! Browse our curated collection and celebrate this month by supporting Black artists and creatives!
Ce Ce Chin is the founder of Babos: Her unique shoe design is an evolution of a traditional babouche “genie” slipper, into a modern and elegant sneaker. Curina invited her to choose a selection of artwork from our roster because she believes in sustainability. Babos is a company who focuses on small runs, and no two seasons are alike. Chin utilizes deadstock leather for the slip-on. Deadstock is a term for leftover material that is often discarded by bigger brand companies. It's a way for material to be used after the fact resulting in less waste. Babos are chic, comfortable and rather than contribute to waste, they turn something once left behind into something beautiful. This is something we at Curina love!
The ease of repetition
Nicole Crowder is the founder of her own furniture and upholstery studio creating generational, one-of-a-kind pieces of bespoke furniture. Her works been featured in Architectural Digest, Elle Decor, and Martha Stewart Living.
We’re delighted to share Nicole's curation of Curina artworks and her methodical, eclectic perspective.
During the Pandemic, many of us became alone and separated from our closed ones. This separation from people is a blessing in disguise as we start to enjoy mother nature.
Basia Goszczynska is a Brooklyn based artist who explores environmental and waste issues through a variety of mediums including sculpture, installation, performance, social practice and new media.
This is a staff picks by Undram, inspired by her favorite Netflix series Dark.
Dark explores the intricacies and complications of time travel when handed to the wrong beings, aka humans. As humans, we are often emotional, selfish, and make terrible decisions. Now add time travel to this and you get chaos.
Seema is a Brooklyn based multidisciplinary artist and accomplished sustainability consultant who explores the intersection between sustainability, art, culture, and the built-environment with an aim of connecting audiences with an experiential awareness of nature and primordial forms. Her work ranges from sculptures made from recycled materials, public art, painting, photography, wood-working, light sculptures, and kinetic interactive sculptures.
Happy Black History Month! Browse our curated collection and celebrate this month by supporting Black artists and creatives!
Ce Ce Chin is the founder of Babos: Her unique shoe design is an evolution of a traditional babouche “genie” slipper, into a modern and elegant sneaker. Curina invited her to choose a selection of artwork from our roster because she believes in sustainability. Babos is a company who focuses on small runs, and no two seasons are alike. Chin utilizes deadstock leather for the slip-on. Deadstock is a term for leftover material that is often discarded by bigger brand companies. It's a way for material to be used after the fact resulting in less waste. Babos are chic, comfortable and rather than contribute to waste, they turn something once left behind into something beautiful. This is something we at Curina love!
The ease of repetition
Nicole Crowder is the founder of her own furniture and upholstery studio creating generational, one-of-a-kind pieces of bespoke furniture. Her works been featured in Architectural Digest, Elle Decor, and Martha Stewart Living.
We’re delighted to share Nicole's curation of Curina artworks and her methodical, eclectic perspective.
During the Pandemic, many of us became alone and separated from our closed ones. This separation from people is a blessing in disguise as we start to enjoy mother nature.
Basia Goszczynska is a Brooklyn based artist who explores environmental and waste issues through a variety of mediums including sculpture, installation, performance, social practice and new media.
This is a staff picks by Undram, inspired by her favorite Netflix series Dark.
Dark explores the intricacies and complications of time travel when handed to the wrong beings, aka humans. As humans, we are often emotional, selfish, and make terrible decisions. Now add time travel to this and you get chaos.
Seema is a Brooklyn based multidisciplinary artist and accomplished sustainability consultant who explores the intersection between sustainability, art, culture, and the built-environment with an aim of connecting audiences with an experiential awareness of nature and primordial forms. Her work ranges from sculptures made from recycled materials, public art, painting, photography, wood-working, light sculptures, and kinetic interactive sculptures.
