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Tag Archives: Moss Gallery
artdaily features Giacometti’s Torse de Femme in Moss auction at Phillips
Posted in ArtAssure, Big News, design art, Franklin Getchell, Moss Bureau, Moss the auction, Moss: Dialogues between art and design, Murray Moss, Phillips de Pury, Uncategorized
Tagged ArtAssure, Asher Edelman, Franklin Getchell, fraternal twins, Moss, Moss Bureau, Moss Gallery, Moss the auction, Moss: Dialogues between art and design, Murray Moss, Phillips de Pury
Wall Street Journal sounds off on the Moss auction at Phillips
Can’t you just see that silver Sottsass centerpiece over at Rupert and Wendy’s? Writes itself, really.
Posted in ArtAssure, Big News, design art, Franklin Getchell, Moss Artists, Moss Bureau, Moss the auction, Moss: Dialogues between art and design, Murray Moss, Phillips de Pury, Shopping as entertainment, Sottsass
Tagged Franklin Getchell, Moss, Moss auction, Moss Bureau, Moss Gallery, Moss: Dialogues between art and design, Murray Moss, Phillips de Pury, Richard Woods, Sottsass
Moss Bureau is sooooo CULTURED
So naturally we’re in Cultured magazine, with a smasher of a piece by Linda O’Keefe. Read all about it. Well, read IT, in fact. Right here. And check out Jeanne Greenberg Rohatyn on the cover. Now that’s cultured.
SILENCE OF THE LAMPS
Also chairs, tables, rugs, vases and so much more. Yes, it’s the Moss Silent Bidding Event. Click on the pic to read all about it in the New York Times.
Yes, Willa, you’re right to be scared. Midway’s spooky. Very spooky
Little Willa holds onto her dad, as Cathy McClure’s Carousel and Ferris Wheel spin and twirl and grind away. The strobes can make you believe anything. We believe in carnivals. Look below for more extreme spook.
Come to the cabaret! I mean carousel. I mean Midway. I mean Moss Bureau.
Moss Bureau. Open for business again, for the first time

In honor of our move from one part of the city to another, and to make sure that you are always able to find us, no matter what, we are featuring the highly convenient and fairly hilarious Crumpled City Map. Like the name says, you can crumple it up and put in a tiny bag, and when you open it again, it’s good as new. Just like Moss. You can crumple us but you can’t crease us. As the old saying goes. Click on the map to get your own one.
Kiss today goodbye. Point me toward tomorrow.
Posted in Behind the Bloss, Big News, Franklin's Obituary Column, Holidays, mimes, Moss Artists, Moss Staff, Murray Moss, Prostitutes, Real Estate Public Service Announcement, Ripped from the headlines, Shop til you drop, Shopping as entertainment, Sport shopping
Tagged garment district, Greene Street, Moss, Moss Gallery, Moss shop, Soho, West 36th Street












