kidmodern by gale kaseguma | press | modern art for children

Gale Kaseguma and kidmodern® have made numerous print and televisions appearances.

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People Magazine

April 2007

Designer Annette Tatum chose Jellybean Tree for Marcia Cross' new nursery.

Child Magazine

February 2007

Pictured: Spring Jazz Panorama

Pictured: Blue Flowers in Pink Pot, Jellybean Tree, Flower Stalks

Child Magazine

February 2004

Pictured Right: Alphabet with Kooky Birds

Better Homes & Gardens

Spring 2006 - Kid's Rooms Edition

Pictured: Starry Sea (bottom left), Joanie the Snail, Summertime, Love Blocks (bottom right)

Simplicity Catalog

January 2006

Features kidmodern's first fabric collection: Alphabet with Kooky Birds (below left), Flower Stalks and Butterflies (below right).

Art Business News

May 2005

Pictured: Pink Flower in Dotted Pot, Alphabet with Kooky Birds

New York Resident

July 2002

An excerpt from the article:

Looking for a new way to brighten up your child's bedroom? Forget about Rugrats and PowerPuff girls and enter the world of Kidmodern – kid art for the 21st century. Designed by Brooklyn artist Gale Kaseguma, each original Kidmodern painting reveals an imaginary universe filled with colorful creatures, authentic wildlife, giant flowers, mystical birds, twinkling stars and rippling oceans. The dreamlike artwork is bright and translucent, with a warm blend of rainbow shades...

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Other Mentions

Gale Kaseguma has also been featured in the following magazines and journals:

Home Décor Buyer (September 2006)
The Licensing Book (May 2006 and June 2004)
Sunset Magazine (December 2005)
Kid's Today (March 2005 and Spring 2003)
Brooklyn Family (December 2002)
Brooklyn Journal of Arts & Urban Affairs (Aug 2002)
Brooklyn Heights Press (Aug 2002)
Interior Design Magazine (June 2001)
La Casa Magazine (Fall 1998)

Little Ida

May 18, 2007

LittleIda.com excerpt below:

Sunset Magazine

Fall 2005

Sunset Magazine profiled the first green-built "Idea House" in Menlo Park, California, which featured kidmodern prints in the girl's room. Take an online virtual tour of this brightly decorated room.
(Featured: Jellybean Tree, Rex the Dog and various small prints)