If you’ve been plowing through the seasons thinking that flowers, of all things, could never be political—vaunted New York City tastemakers are here to show you otherwise.
Eerdmans, a beloved emporium and archive of high-art and interior decor in the Greenwich Village, opened its doors on Tuesday for an invite-only garden soirée celebrating their newest exhibit called Bodega Bouquets.
The contemporary collection of lush pencil drawings by the New York native artist-writer-gardener Abbie Zabar, in essence, commemorates the often overlooked flower arrangements dotting the shelves of delis and supermarkets that lend an unexpected explosion of color and delicate foliage to nearly every city block, transforming our concrete jungle tapestry into an aesthetic feast.