If you’re looking for something to do in the city over the long weekend, perhaps you should consider a trip to the Michali Fine Art Gallery on the Lower East Side to check out Hedi Ferjani’s exhibit “The Art of War”

Now, of course, Hedi’s not new to the scene having created the masks (recently shot by Steven Meisel) for Erin Fetherston’s show last season and directing the short film for her Target collection. (His mom even worked at couture houses like YSL and Lanvin.) And we hear there’s a W profile in the works.

What’s cool about this exhibit (and what has the fash crowd newly obsessed) is the ironic play between something glamorous and something destructive, as in pretty guns and grenades. But we’ll let you make your own interpretations.

Once you’ve seen the show, head on back here and let’s have our own little web discussion group, because we really miss that about college.

We commented on WWD’s Erin Fetherston story this morning - excited that the designer was jumping on the short film bandwagon and bringing Juliette Lewis along with her.

Unfortunately, Erin’s camp’s just asked us to set the record straight. There will be a film, made with filmmaker Marisa Crawford, but it will star the Calfornia native’s friends and muses - not Juliette Lewis.

And contrary to the WWD story, the one Hedi Ferjani confirmed, there’s no confirmed project in the works with QVC either.

So what we really want to know is, who’s talking to WWD and where can we find this Hedi Ferjani impersonator?

What do Erin Fetherston, Juliette Lewis, and Damon Dash have in common?

They’re all working on a short film for Erin that is shooting this week in the West Village. Dash is doing the music, of course. And Juliette is the star.

No word on exactly where it’s going to air or how it’s going to be used. But we’re really hoping Juliette embraces her inner quirk and brings us something incredibly viral-worthy.

Erin’s beau, Hedi Ferjani, does tell WWD that it will be less “fairy-tale” and more “contemporary”.

He also confirmed that Erin is doing a line for QVC that will arrive around Fashion Week. How very shrewdly Hollywood of them. It’s like doing the big budget action pic to finance your beloved indie project.