Hiroshima Museum of Contemporary Art
Our Everything is OK barricade tape was recently included in an exhibit
at the
Hiroshima Museum of Contemporary Art. The exhibition, entitled "Shelter/Survival: Alternative Homes for Fantastic Lives" was curated to question the meaning of art in the context of crises caused by natural disaster, conflict, and poverty. Shelter/Survival included
works from 17 artists, designers
and architects. Participants included Mami Tanigawa, Takeshi Matsuoka, Akira Suzuki, Lucy + Jorge Orta and Shigeru Ban.
Photo: © Yamamoto Masato
HOW International Design Award
Honored as the sole OUTSTANDING entry in the broad, catch-all category of "miscellaneous," Everything is OK was featured in the April issue of HOW Magazine's International Awards Annual. Judges praised the project as being at once profound and humorous.
Everything is OK — The Album!
The new Jaytech Album, "
Everything is OK" was reportedly inspired by a sighting of our tape. According to the Australian-born artist, he saw some of the tape at the 2007 Pillow Fight in San Francisco. Originally thinking it would be a cool album sleeve idea, he later decided "Everything is OK" was a "sweet name for the cd"
We had nothing else to do with the album other than that, but it gets 4 stars from DJ Magazine, so why not
check it out.
Cooper Hewitt People's Design Awards
Everything is OK is up for a People's Design Award from the Cooper Hewitt. Last year we made a stong showing, but this year we aim to do even better. We could use your support! You only get one vote, so please make sure you cast yours for us!
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