[03/25/2015]
Swedish design firm Henzel Studio has teamed up with leading contemporary artist including Juergen Teller, Richard Prince and Helmut Lang to create handmade art rugs and more recently, contemporary art pillows. Curated by Joakim Andreason, their new exhibition titled “Collaboration / Heritage” opens today at Colette together with a limited edition collection of art pillows in collaboration with AVAF, Scott Campbell, Robert Knoke, Nan Goldin, Richard Phillips, Jack Pierson, Anselm Reyle, Juergen Teller and Tom of Finland. The exhibition is on view until 18th of April at Colette, 213 rue Saint-Honoré, 75001 Paris. Photo courtesy of Henzel Studio
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