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Protect Your Clothes From Any Messy Task With a Durable Rubber Apron

turquoise rubber apron on mannequin
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Multifunctional Rubber Aprons are far more than just a protective layer between your clothing and a messy task. In this article we’ll discuss reasons why it’s become a must-have accessory for the home and studio.

Versatile Uses: From Cooking to Crafting

Rubber aprons, while often associated with culinary tasks, have emerged as indispensable tools across various domains. Their versatility extends far beyond the kitchen; artists, crafters, and even industrial workers find immense value in integrating rubber aprons into their work attire. For instance, home chefs can shield themselves from stains and spills while whipping up meals, but they can also be a crucial asset for potters who navigate the messy world of clay, or for painters who may be at risk of splatters. This multifunctionality allows rubber aprons to adapt seamlessly to different activities, making them a worthy investment for anyone engaged in a task that might result in a mess.
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Pink Thing of The Day: Pink NYC Souvenirs

pink nyc souvenirs photo by gail worley
Photos By Gail

This week’s Pink Thing(s) of the Day dives into the heart of Times Square, where an eye-catching display of New York City souvenirs transforms classic icons into a pink paradise. In a sea of neon lights and bustling crowds, it was refreshing to see these quintessentially New York items — rubber ducks (including one with a playful Statue of Liberty pose), a crystal apple paperweight, heart-shaped New York badges, eyeglass case, and even mini snow globes — stand out in rosy hues. Continue reading Pink Thing of The Day: Pink NYC Souvenirs

Pink Thing of The Day: Pink Rubber Ducks in a Mr. Bubble Window Display!

Mr Bubble Window Display

On the day of the #NotMyPresdent’s Day March, I got separated from the people I had come with and, due to crowd-control efforts,  I ended up having to take a detour all the way over to Broadway in order to come back around and find my friends waiting for me on Central Park West.
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Pink Thing of The Day: Pink Dinosaur Toy With Silver Foot and Small Rubber Duck

Pink Dinosaur and Toy Duck
Photo By Gail

Pink Dinosaur Toy: Check
Silver Mannequin Foot: Check
White Rubber Duck: Check
Pair of Sneakers Far in the Background: Check

Modern Art Monday Presents: George Brecht, Repository

George Brecht Repository
Repository, 1961: Wall Cabinet containing pocket watch, thermometer, plastic and rubber balls, baseball, plastic persimmon, Liberty statuette, wood puzzle, toothbrushes, bottle caps, house number, plastic worm, pocket mirror, light bulbs, keys, hardware, photographs (All Photos By Gail)

The objects in this cabinet beg to be activated and handled. A key member of the Fluxus movement, George Brecht (1926 – 2008) choreographed events; more specifically, he turned objects into events by inviting the visitor’s engagement. Repository’s power relies on the strong stimulative nature of the items, and it could never be truly finished because the viewer and the event were always changing. Now that the work has entered an institutional context, however, the need to preserve it overrides the call to participation. Thus, the concept of discovery is forestalled by museum practice, leaving the eventfulness of Repository unfulfilled. Continue reading Modern Art Monday Presents: George Brecht, Repository