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Showing posts with label art. Show all posts

Thursday, February 12, 2015

California Modernists: Solo exhibitions by Chris Turnham and Loris Lora

Gallery Nucleus in Alhambra, California, has announced an upcoming art exhibition that is something many of you will want to attend. Illustrator and printmaker Chris Turnham will launch his new silk screens, while illustrator Loris Lora will exhibit paintings from her new Leporello-bound book Eventually Everything Connects. The show will celebrate California Modernism, from Eames to Disney.


February 21 through March 1
Opening Reception is February 21, from 7:00 p.m. till 10:00 p.m.
210 East Main Street
Alhambra, CA 91801
626.458.7482


Square House
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LAX by Chris Turnham
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Close-up from Eventually Everything Connects
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Eventually Everything Connects
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Monday, March 11, 2013

The Singing Fish

Kylie from Lucy Violet Vintage wanted to know more about the print in my recent post about the gifts my daughter and SIL gave me for my new apartment.

It's The Singing Fish by Joan Miró, and in that photo, it's leaning upside down against IKEA boxes. I'm happy to announce that it has found a new home in the bedroom my new modernist nest.





Yes, I'm finally moved in, 
and decorating has commenced!!!

Photos will be coming very soon, I promise. Just call me The Singing Dana, because I'm definitely doing a happy song and dance routine here as I unpack boxes. 

Tuesday, September 7, 2010

And speaking of artists...

I went to the Denver Modernism show the last weekend in August, and I met a fantastic artist that many of you may already know (but don't ask me how much fun a 14-hour trip in a Honda Insight with three adults, a baby, and two dogs was).

The artist's name is Steve Cambronne, and Stevotomic was one of the first entries in my list of favorites. Better known as Stevo to his fans, he does some of the coolest metal wall sculptures and mid-century style clocks I've ever seen.  His work is vibrant and beautiful and fun...and includes every iconic googie shape you can imagine.

He's also on Facebook, and you can find him there by searching "STEVO" Fabulous fifties inspired dimensional metal sculpture!  Look him up to see if he's coming to an event near you.  I plan to order a wall sculpture from him in a few weeks, but I'm still trying to decide which one I want.  There are so many fantastic pieces that it's hard to choose.  How cool are these?