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100 cookies returns
ベルリンから日本に帰ってきてるはなちゃんがまた1年ぶりにTAWKSでおいしいクッキーを焼いて来てくれます。
クッキーとコーヒーでいいお休み時間を過ごしに、みんな遊びにきてください！はなちゃんのクッキー、コーヒーと一緒に食べたらめっちゃ最高コンビネーションです！！
@thesoftnessofthings
@hanak_o
2026/1/12(mon) 11:00 - 18:00
@tawks__
@skwat.site
the softness of things returns to TAWKS with 100 freshly baked cookies in two flavours:
a. cardamom, shoyu caramel, dark chocolate
b. tahini, lemon, white chocolate
There will also be lots of great coffee, @_kwangho_lee knotted chairs (currently exhibited at SKWAT) to sit on and happy people around, all day long.
My friend paul (@begia__ ) and i are working on a little project and need your help. We are looking for imagery (taken by you or found elsewhere (archive imagery, scans, books, etc.)) of things that have been repaired, reinterpreted, rebuilt and/or adapted in curious ways. They could be objects or situations found in people’s homes, workplaces or out in public (anywhere, really). We are interested in moments when things are used for purposes not perhaps originally intended for.
We are thinking of the imagery gathered as a prelude to another project that is still in the works and hoping to use a selection of them to print some ephemera.
Please spread the word and send us what you find (with notes, credits or a story to go with it if applicable) to weliveonasunday@gmail.com with the subject “vernacular?”. If you would like to know more about the project, feel free to get in touch too, here or via email : )
Images:
1. Tower of books / projector at Triple Canopy @triple_canopy , New York
2. Artificial turf / manhole cover, somewhere in Berlin
3. Electric cable / towel at Cafe Tiergarten @cafetiergarten , Berlin (before their official opening)
4. Drinking straw / orange, somewhere in Japan
5. Traffic cones / towels, somewhere in Tokyo
6. Office chair parts / stones from Sitting in China, Michael Wolff
7. Tree / chair parts from Sitting in China, Michael Wolff
8. Shipping label / madeleines at an office in London
9. Tree branch / umbrella, somewhere in a park in Tokyo
My friend paul (@begia__ ) and i are working on a little project and need your help. We are looking for imagery (taken by you or found elsewhere (archive imagery, scans, books, etc.)) of things that have been repaired, reinterpreted, rebuilt and/or adapted in curious ways. They could be objects or situations found in people’s homes, workplaces or out in public (anywhere, really). We are interested in moments when things are used for purposes not perhaps originally intended for.
We are thinking of the imagery gathered as a prelude to another project that is still in the works and hoping to use a selection of them to print some ephemera.
Please spread the word and send us what you find (with notes, credits or a story to go with it if applicable) to weliveonasunday@gmail.com with the subject “vernacular?”. If you would like to know more about the project, feel free to get in touch too, here or via email : )
Images:
1. Tower of books / projector at Triple Canopy @triple_canopy , New York
2. Artificial turf / manhole cover, somewhere in Berlin
3. Electric cable / towel at Cafe Tiergarten @cafetiergarten , Berlin (before their official opening)
4. Drinking straw / orange, somewhere in Japan
5. Traffic cones / towels, somewhere in Tokyo
6. Office chair parts / stones from Sitting in China, Michael Wolff
7. Tree / chair parts from Sitting in China, Michael Wolff
8. Shipping label / madeleines at an office in London
9. Tree branch / umbrella, somewhere in a park in Tokyo
My friend paul (@begia__ ) and i are working on a little project and need your help. We are looking for imagery (taken by you or found elsewhere (archive imagery, scans, books, etc.)) of things that have been repaired, reinterpreted, rebuilt and/or adapted in curious ways. They could be objects or situations found in people’s homes, workplaces or out in public (anywhere, really). We are interested in moments when things are used for purposes not perhaps originally intended for.
We are thinking of the imagery gathered as a prelude to another project that is still in the works and hoping to use a selection of them to print some ephemera.
Please spread the word and send us what you find (with notes, credits or a story to go with it if applicable) to weliveonasunday@gmail.com with the subject “vernacular?”. If you would like to know more about the project, feel free to get in touch too, here or via email : )
Images:
1. Tower of books / projector at Triple Canopy @triple_canopy , New York
2. Artificial turf / manhole cover, somewhere in Berlin
3. Electric cable / towel at Cafe Tiergarten @cafetiergarten , Berlin (before their official opening)
4. Drinking straw / orange, somewhere in Japan
5. Traffic cones / towels, somewhere in Tokyo
6. Office chair parts / stones from Sitting in China, Michael Wolff
7. Tree / chair parts from Sitting in China, Michael Wolff
8. Shipping label / madeleines at an office in London
9. Tree branch / umbrella, somewhere in a park in Tokyo
My friend paul (@begia__ ) and i are working on a little project and need your help. We are looking for imagery (taken by you or found elsewhere (archive imagery, scans, books, etc.)) of things that have been repaired, reinterpreted, rebuilt and/or adapted in curious ways. They could be objects or situations found in people’s homes, workplaces or out in public (anywhere, really). We are interested in moments when things are used for purposes not perhaps originally intended for.
We are thinking of the imagery gathered as a prelude to another project that is still in the works and hoping to use a selection of them to print some ephemera.
Please spread the word and send us what you find (with notes, credits or a story to go with it if applicable) to weliveonasunday@gmail.com with the subject “vernacular?”. If you would like to know more about the project, feel free to get in touch too, here or via email : )
Images:
1. Tower of books / projector at Triple Canopy @triple_canopy , New York
2. Artificial turf / manhole cover, somewhere in Berlin
3. Electric cable / towel at Cafe Tiergarten @cafetiergarten , Berlin (before their official opening)
4. Drinking straw / orange, somewhere in Japan
5. Traffic cones / towels, somewhere in Tokyo
6. Office chair parts / stones from Sitting in China, Michael Wolff
7. Tree / chair parts from Sitting in China, Michael Wolff
8. Shipping label / madeleines at an office in London
9. Tree branch / umbrella, somewhere in a park in Tokyo
My friend paul (@begia__ ) and i are working on a little project and need your help. We are looking for imagery (taken by you or found elsewhere (archive imagery, scans, books, etc.)) of things that have been repaired, reinterpreted, rebuilt and/or adapted in curious ways. They could be objects or situations found in people’s homes, workplaces or out in public (anywhere, really). We are interested in moments when things are used for purposes not perhaps originally intended for.
We are thinking of the imagery gathered as a prelude to another project that is still in the works and hoping to use a selection of them to print some ephemera.
Please spread the word and send us what you find (with notes, credits or a story to go with it if applicable) to weliveonasunday@gmail.com with the subject “vernacular?”. If you would like to know more about the project, feel free to get in touch too, here or via email : )
Images:
1. Tower of books / projector at Triple Canopy @triple_canopy , New York
2. Artificial turf / manhole cover, somewhere in Berlin
3. Electric cable / towel at Cafe Tiergarten @cafetiergarten , Berlin (before their official opening)
4. Drinking straw / orange, somewhere in Japan
5. Traffic cones / towels, somewhere in Tokyo
6. Office chair parts / stones from Sitting in China, Michael Wolff
7. Tree / chair parts from Sitting in China, Michael Wolff
8. Shipping label / madeleines at an office in London
9. Tree branch / umbrella, somewhere in a park in Tokyo
My friend paul (@begia__ ) and i are working on a little project and need your help. We are looking for imagery (taken by you or found elsewhere (archive imagery, scans, books, etc.)) of things that have been repaired, reinterpreted, rebuilt and/or adapted in curious ways. They could be objects or situations found in people’s homes, workplaces or out in public (anywhere, really). We are interested in moments when things are used for purposes not perhaps originally intended for.
We are thinking of the imagery gathered as a prelude to another project that is still in the works and hoping to use a selection of them to print some ephemera.
Please spread the word and send us what you find (with notes, credits or a story to go with it if applicable) to weliveonasunday@gmail.com with the subject “vernacular?”. If you would like to know more about the project, feel free to get in touch too, here or via email : )
Images:
1. Tower of books / projector at Triple Canopy @triple_canopy , New York
2. Artificial turf / manhole cover, somewhere in Berlin
3. Electric cable / towel at Cafe Tiergarten @cafetiergarten , Berlin (before their official opening)
4. Drinking straw / orange, somewhere in Japan
5. Traffic cones / towels, somewhere in Tokyo
6. Office chair parts / stones from Sitting in China, Michael Wolff
7. Tree / chair parts from Sitting in China, Michael Wolff
8. Shipping label / madeleines at an office in London
9. Tree branch / umbrella, somewhere in a park in Tokyo
My friend paul (@begia__ ) and i are working on a little project and need your help. We are looking for imagery (taken by you or found elsewhere (archive imagery, scans, books, etc.)) of things that have been repaired, reinterpreted, rebuilt and/or adapted in curious ways. They could be objects or situations found in people’s homes, workplaces or out in public (anywhere, really). We are interested in moments when things are used for purposes not perhaps originally intended for.
We are thinking of the imagery gathered as a prelude to another project that is still in the works and hoping to use a selection of them to print some ephemera.
Please spread the word and send us what you find (with notes, credits or a story to go with it if applicable) to weliveonasunday@gmail.com with the subject “vernacular?”. If you would like to know more about the project, feel free to get in touch too, here or via email : )
Images:
1. Tower of books / projector at Triple Canopy @triple_canopy , New York
2. Artificial turf / manhole cover, somewhere in Berlin
3. Electric cable / towel at Cafe Tiergarten @cafetiergarten , Berlin (before their official opening)
4. Drinking straw / orange, somewhere in Japan
5. Traffic cones / towels, somewhere in Tokyo
6. Office chair parts / stones from Sitting in China, Michael Wolff
7. Tree / chair parts from Sitting in China, Michael Wolff
8. Shipping label / madeleines at an office in London
9. Tree branch / umbrella, somewhere in a park in Tokyo
My friend paul (@begia__ ) and i are working on a little project and need your help. We are looking for imagery (taken by you or found elsewhere (archive imagery, scans, books, etc.)) of things that have been repaired, reinterpreted, rebuilt and/or adapted in curious ways. They could be objects or situations found in people’s homes, workplaces or out in public (anywhere, really). We are interested in moments when things are used for purposes not perhaps originally intended for.
We are thinking of the imagery gathered as a prelude to another project that is still in the works and hoping to use a selection of them to print some ephemera.
Please spread the word and send us what you find (with notes, credits or a story to go with it if applicable) to weliveonasunday@gmail.com with the subject “vernacular?”. If you would like to know more about the project, feel free to get in touch too, here or via email : )
Images:
1. Tower of books / projector at Triple Canopy @triple_canopy , New York
2. Artificial turf / manhole cover, somewhere in Berlin
3. Electric cable / towel at Cafe Tiergarten @cafetiergarten , Berlin (before their official opening)
4. Drinking straw / orange, somewhere in Japan
5. Traffic cones / towels, somewhere in Tokyo
6. Office chair parts / stones from Sitting in China, Michael Wolff
7. Tree / chair parts from Sitting in China, Michael Wolff
8. Shipping label / madeleines at an office in London
9. Tree branch / umbrella, somewhere in a park in Tokyo
My friend paul (@begia__ ) and i are working on a little project and need your help. We are looking for imagery (taken by you or found elsewhere (archive imagery, scans, books, etc.)) of things that have been repaired, reinterpreted, rebuilt and/or adapted in curious ways. They could be objects or situations found in people’s homes, workplaces or out in public (anywhere, really). We are interested in moments when things are used for purposes not perhaps originally intended for.
We are thinking of the imagery gathered as a prelude to another project that is still in the works and hoping to use a selection of them to print some ephemera.
Please spread the word and send us what you find (with notes, credits or a story to go with it if applicable) to weliveonasunday@gmail.com with the subject “vernacular?”. If you would like to know more about the project, feel free to get in touch too, here or via email : )
Images:
1. Tower of books / projector at Triple Canopy @triple_canopy , New York
2. Artificial turf / manhole cover, somewhere in Berlin
3. Electric cable / towel at Cafe Tiergarten @cafetiergarten , Berlin (before their official opening)
4. Drinking straw / orange, somewhere in Japan
5. Traffic cones / towels, somewhere in Tokyo
6. Office chair parts / stones from Sitting in China, Michael Wolff
7. Tree / chair parts from Sitting in China, Michael Wolff
8. Shipping label / madeleines at an office in London
9. Tree branch / umbrella, somewhere in a park in Tokyo
will be baking 100 cookies at TAWKS, the coolest (and happiest, i think) coffee shop in tokyo on Saturday the 25th of January from 11 am to 6 pm!
there will be lots of great coffee and two types of cookies:
a. rye, dark chocolate, sea salt and a hint of miso
b. brown butter and white chocolate, laced with cinnamon and cardamom
TAWKS is part of SKWAT so you’ll also be surrounded by all the books and vinyl you need. come with your friends and hang out with us 🧡
1/25 (sat)11:00 - 18:00
@tawks___
@skwat.site
3-26-4 Nishikameari, Katsushika-ku, Tokyo 125-0002
will be baking 100 cookies at TAWKS, the coolest (and happiest, i think) coffee shop in tokyo on Saturday the 25th of January from 11 am to 6 pm!
there will be lots of great coffee and two types of cookies:
a. rye, dark chocolate, sea salt and a hint of miso
b. brown butter and white chocolate, laced with cinnamon and cardamom
TAWKS is part of SKWAT so you’ll also be surrounded by all the books and vinyl you need. come with your friends and hang out with us 🧡
1/25 (sat)11:00 - 18:00
@tawks___
@skwat.site
3-26-4 Nishikameari, Katsushika-ku, Tokyo 125-0002
will be baking 100 cookies at TAWKS, the coolest (and happiest, i think) coffee shop in tokyo on Saturday the 25th of January from 11 am to 6 pm!
there will be lots of great coffee and two types of cookies:
a. rye, dark chocolate, sea salt and a hint of miso
b. brown butter and white chocolate, laced with cinnamon and cardamom
TAWKS is part of SKWAT so you’ll also be surrounded by all the books and vinyl you need. come with your friends and hang out with us 🧡
1/25 (sat)11:00 - 18:00
@tawks___
@skwat.site
3-26-4 Nishikameari, Katsushika-ku, Tokyo 125-0002
will be baking 100 cookies at TAWKS, the coolest (and happiest, i think) coffee shop in tokyo on Saturday the 25th of January from 11 am to 6 pm!
there will be lots of great coffee and two types of cookies:
a. rye, dark chocolate, sea salt and a hint of miso
b. brown butter and white chocolate, laced with cinnamon and cardamom
TAWKS is part of SKWAT so you’ll also be surrounded by all the books and vinyl you need. come with your friends and hang out with us 🧡
1/25 (sat)11:00 - 18:00
@tawks___
@skwat.site
3-26-4 Nishikameari, Katsushika-ku, Tokyo 125-0002
will be baking 100 cookies at TAWKS, the coolest (and happiest, i think) coffee shop in tokyo on Saturday the 25th of January from 11 am to 6 pm!
there will be lots of great coffee and two types of cookies:
a. rye, dark chocolate, sea salt and a hint of miso
b. brown butter and white chocolate, laced with cinnamon and cardamom
TAWKS is part of SKWAT so you’ll also be surrounded by all the books and vinyl you need. come with your friends and hang out with us 🧡
1/25 (sat)11:00 - 18:00
@tawks___
@skwat.site
3-26-4 Nishikameari, Katsushika-ku, Tokyo 125-0002
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