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Nir Hod and Laura Currie cut the cake
Nir Hod and Laura Currie cut the cake

On September 12, Nir Hod cut the cake with Prospect and Cultured to celebrate the collection of home wares inspired by his work, The Night You Left. The evening was hosted at the Public Hotel by Prospect founder Laura Currie, Art Production Fund co-founder Doreen Remen, fashion designer Yigal Azrouel and curator Emie Diamond. Guests were invited to sip champagne and enjoy cake on sleek black plates carrying Hod’s signature motif of suggestive white lines. Among those in attendance were RoseLee Goldberg, Stephanie Raben, Pari Ehsan, Job Piston and Warren Elgort.

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