New York Magazine - The Cut, June 20 2019

June 20, 2019

An Office to Shine in...The Brooklyn Museum’s David Berliner Feels Right at Home at Work.

Always a people pleaser, our Crowd (aka Where’s Warhol) wallpaper caught the eye of Brooklyn Museum president and chief operating officer, David Berliner, for his new office! Here, New York Magazine takes a spin around the space, noting how the personality-packed design helps add some shine to the room with its light reflective Mylar material.

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New York Magazine - The Cut, June 20 2019
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Who doesn't love an audience! Crowd (Where's Warhol) is a 1963 silkscreen print based off a 1955 newswire photograph taken of St. Peter’s Square in Rome on Easter Sunday. We felt the ebb and flow of the crowd was similar in effect to a tree canopy, thus allowing it to create an interesting natural feel from afar, yet a personal connection from close up. Several of the people in the image reminded Flavor Paper founder + creative director Jon Sherman of Warhol himself and, in similar style to Andy’s plays on pop culture, he decided to add an image of Andy shot on set of Chelsea Girls where he was wearing a striped shirt similar to Waldo of Where’s Waldo fame. Can you see him?
Who doesn't love an audience! Crowd (Where's Warhol) is a 1963 silkscreen print based off a 1955 newswire photograph taken of St. Peter’s Square in Rome on Easter Sunday. We felt the ebb and flow of the crowd was similar in effect to a tree canopy, thus allowing it to create an interesting natural feel from afar, yet a personal connection from close up. Several of the people in the image reminded Flavor Paper founder + creative director Jon Sherman of Warhol himself and, in similar style to Andy’s plays on pop culture, he decided to add an image of Andy shot on set of Chelsea Girls where he was wearing a striped shirt similar to Waldo of Where’s Waldo fame. Can you see him?

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