On Friday August 22nd, Urban Cross Stitch will be making its X across the pond at New York City’s Con Artist Gallery.
This debut exhibition will feature some Urban Cross Stitch classics and a range of never-before seen limited edition and one off gallery works by the “Hitchcock of cross stitch” Phil Davison, whose work seamlessly blends traditional crafts with a street edge, infused with wit and humour that epitomises Urban Cross Stitches’ iconic style. Urban Cross Stitch makes the traditional craft of cross-stitching urban, timeless and accessible, with over sixty sewing kits available on their website suitable for men, women and children.
This exclusive event is available for one night only and space is limited, to ensure entry please request an e-vite from xxxstitchnyc@gmail.com or if you’re feeling lucky simply turn up.
The Con Artists Gallery is located on 119 Ludlow Street, New York, New York 10002. Doors open from 6pm.
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