I personally look forward to Lent. Lent forces me to stop and refocus my daily life as well as my spiritual life. I try to remember to sacrifice and pray throughout the year, but Lent is that big push to try even harder. Most of the year, life becomes
Last September, the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston opened an all women's exhibition titled "Women Take the Floor", to highlight how few women are in museum collections (including their own). In order to rectify these disheartening statistics, the exhibition has physical mass (hundre
As part of the Pictoplasma Academy All Stars group show at the Urban Spree Gallery in Berlin, 2015, I was invited to exhibit two pieces of work which grew from my involvement in the 2014 Pictoplasm…
In a new exhibition, the difficult process of protecting art throughout and after the second world war is examined and celebrated
Gerhard Richter
Bolivian Rosewood (Machaerium scheleroxylon), sometimes referred to as morado wood, is deep, dark, chocolate brown to purple-black in color with occasional strips of even darker grain patterns. This species is hard and heavy with a fine texture in variable tones and when worked, exhibits a smell reminiscent of walnut. It machines well with sharp hand and power tools. It is excellent for turning. Common uses include veneer, musical instruments, cabinetry, flooring, interior trim, turning, and other small specialty wood objects. Features: Dark chocolate brown When worked exhibits a smell reminiscent of walnut Turns and finishes well Native to South America Specifications: Thickness: 3/4” Width: 3” Length: 24” What's Included: (1) Bolivian Rosewood Dimensional Lumber Notes: Wood is a product of nature, and as such, no two pieces are alike to start with, the same wood growing in different locales can vary greatly even though it is the exact same species. Due to the nature of wood movement, shrinkage and expansion are possible. Please measure each piece carefully before starting any project. Cut from quality, kiln-dried stock. The grain runs with the longest dimension. Thin Stock is sawn to +/- 1/8" of the listed size. Carving and Turning Blocks are sawn to +/- 1/4" of the listed size. Plywood sizes are nominal, the dimensions are +/- 1/8" of the listed size. Larger blocks are sawn to +/- 1/4" of the listed size. Smaller blocks are sawn to +/- 1/8" of the listed size. Spindle stock, or stock that is 1-1/2" - 2" wide is sawn to +/-1/8" of the listed size.
This is not my design, but an homage to a pioneering German typographer, Jan Tschichold. His poster design for an exhibition of Constructivism in 1937, on which this wall sculpture is based, embodies everything that is modern, elegant, and refined. All typographic elements from his poster are faithfully rendered here in wood and metal. I consider this design a masterpiece of weight and balance.
Cet article est EN STOCK Boutique Retrait sur place le jour même: Gratuit159 rue du Faubourg Saint Honoré Paris Livraison France: Offerte Livraison Internationale: dès 19,99€ Expédition 24h - Livraison 48/72h -- Corduroy Spot sur Socle en or 24k de Fosfens Description La marque Fosfens propose une représentation fidèle de la lumière du jour allant de la bougie jusqu’au ciel bleu. Avec une qualité de perception des couleurs garantissant une expérience visuelle supérieure, afin que l’oeuvre exposée semble aussi originelle que possible lorsqu’elle est éclairée. Leurs luminaires ne génèrent pas de lumière infrarouge ou UV et s’avèrent idéales pour la protection et conservation des oeuvres & objects précieux. Leur éclairage d’accentuation propose un réglage du rayon lumineux allant de l’angle le plus serré au plus large. Le jeu d’ombre et lumière permet ainsi de créer des effets saisissants attirant tous les regards, qu’il s’agisse d’un petit objet posé, une sculpture ou un espace de grandes dimensions. La qualité des luminaires Fosfens surpasse celui qui a été exclusivement développé pour éclairer La Joconde. Il était jusqu’ici le plus élaboré et unique au monde. Caractéristiques Matériaux : inox, cuivre, laiton et aluminiumFinitions : OR 24kFonction : Pilotage Bluetooth intuitif avec un téléphone à partir de l’application disponible sur AppStore avec réglage très précis de la gradation à 0.1%.Sources: Module LEDs Interchangeable: 1750Lm - 20.6W - 2700°K - 3000Hz ( pas de scintillement sur toute la plage de gradation ) - IRC 98: R9 95 / IES TM-30: Rf96 & Rg103.Options : 2200°K / 3000°K/ 3500°K/ 4000°K / 5600°KAlimentation internationale: 120 - 230 - 277 V AC 50/60HZ avec la possibilité de choisir la longueur et le type de prise électrique en fonction du Pays. Autres finitions: OR Rose, OR Champagne, OR Clair, Argent, Palladium, Nickel Noir, OAS - Oxydation Anodique Sulfurique (Gris Sidéral, Noir et Couleurs) et autres combinaisons Options Lentille sur-mesure: texte et logo à partir d’un fichier vectoriel ou d’une simple photographie. Autres options: Sur-demande Dimensions Corduroy Lentille Diamètre 7.6 cmH 20 x Diam. 15.7 cm
Ok, by now you know that when I come across something that will put your weird shit-o-meter into overdrive, I have to write about it. I have no experience w ...
As more churches meet in temporary locations, reconfigure spaces designed for other functions, or simply choose designs with maximum fl...
See the crucifixion through the eyes of an observer as it happened. This phenomenal display will amaze and perhaps change your thinking about the crucifixion of Jesus.
Cruach Mhór is, in my opinion, the most beautiful of the Macgillycuddy's Reeks, the highest mountains in Ireland. While Carrauntoohil may be the tallest, nothing compares to the pinnacle of Cruach Mhór for sheer presence. The pointed object on the summit is actually a grotto built by a local man who hauled the cement, water and all other building materials up from the base of the mountain on his own back. A true demonstration of faith and resolve. The statue of Mary within is often smashed by the winter gales, but is replaced by climbers in the spring. This image was made on a changeable day where the clouds were swirling around the high peaks. From across Lough Leane I could see the summit being occasionally revealed and really enjoyed the mood of the scene. My favourite image was this one, made with a 200mm lens to really isolate the mountain.
Dogsai di Matteo Cibic per Bosa è una scultura in ceramica arricchita con decorazioni in oro, con una sfera in vetro che crea una mini serra e può quindi contenere al suo interno una pianta. Disponibile in 4 diversi modelli. Dogsai, il fedele compagno di Domsai, è stato creato nel 2016. Dogsai: 10 x h 20 cm “I Domsai sono dei fedelissimi consiglieri da tenere sulla scrivania dell’ufficio, per ricordarvi che le piante hanno un’anima e una loro personalità. I Domlite invece sono romantici Cupido per illuminare volti smaliziati in cene di mezza estate.” MATTEO CIBIC Matteo Cibic è un designer di fama internazionale con base in Italia. E’ conosciuto per i suoi oggetti dalle funzioni ibride e forme antropomorfe. I suoi progetti si caratterizzano per l’idea di nascondere funzioni e materiali inaspettati. Si può definire artista trans-mediale per la capacità di utilizzare materiali di ultima generazione attraverso antiche tecniche di rappresentazione. Alcuni dei suoi oggetti sono esposti presso musei internazionali come Triennale Design Museum, Shanghai Museum of Glass, Centre Pompidou Paris. Lavora indiscriminatamente per con processi industriali e piccoli artigiani per realizzare progetti speciali per istituzioni e aziende internazionali come Timberlend, Starbucks, Tim, Bosa e Dodo per cui è consulente creativo. Matteo è stato nominato International Young Talent of the Year 2017da Elle Decor. “La luce è la magia della vita.” BOSA In un angolo di campagna veneta reso quasi fiabesco dal gioco irregolare delle colline e dal percorso di vivaci corsi d’acqua, in un paese che riprende nel nome la cima montuosa più nobile ed elevata, Borso Del Grappa, è insediata da un tempo oramai considerevole Bosa Ceramiche, un laboratorio ceramico conosciuto in tutto il mondo. Non è un caso se in quest’area del Veneto pedemontano confluiscono la grande tradizione della ceramica bassanese, lo spirito veneziano di cultura cosmopolita e l’attenzione pionieristica all’innovazione asolana. È nel 1976 che Italo Bosa avvia la propria produzione ceramica seguendo le antiche tecniche di lavorazione per oggetti realizzati interamente a mano, valorizzati da una ricca palette cromatica, decorati con metalli preziosi -oro, platino, rame- e smalti dalle tonalità esclusive creati dall’azienda. Tecniche precise che sono ancora oggi alla base della produzione di Bosa e che conferiscono agli oggetti unicità, qualità e riconoscibilità. Gli oggetti e i complementi d’arredo in ceramica creati nella maison Bosa, oltre ad esprimere tutta la conoscenza del mestiere artigiano, trasmettono quell’incessante sperimentazione delle possibilità della ceramica che ha tra gli obiettivi la trasformazione di consuetudini formali e funzionali in nuove interpretazioni, nuove funzioni e mondi fantastici, missione che Italo Bosa ha saputo trasferire alle figlie Francesca e Daniela, alla moglie e a tutti i propri collaboratori. Ciò che contraddistingue Bosa, facendone un’azienda leader nell’ambito della ceramica di design in Italia e nel mondo, è proprio l’aver fatto della ricerca e dell’innovazione i punti di forza dell’azienda, tanto da riuscire a realizzare progetti quasi impossibili per la difficoltà degli stampi e le dimensioni over, che evidenziano la speciale propensione del fondatore a condividere avventure progettuali con i designer, per lo più giovani di provenienze europee, sperimentatori di linguaggi nuovi, che hanno contribuito a definire l’elevato posizionamento del marchio Bosa. Dall’iniziale collaborazione con Marco Zanuso Jr. e il consolidato rapporto con lo studio Palomba-Serafini, Bosa ha stretto amichevoli relazioni professionali con Satyendra Pakhalé, Patricia Urquiola, Marco Morosini, Manolo Bossi, Gualtiero Sacchi, Sam Baron, Luca Nichetto e un particolare feeling con Jaime Hayon, ideatore di tanti gioiosi universi e la bravissima Elena Salmistraro. Altrettanto importanti sono da considerare le collaborazioni con aziende leader quali Minotti, Moroso, B&B Italia, Baccarat e le forniture personalizzate per Ferrari, Escada, DeBeers e altri ancora. Bosa è attualmente presente in più di 50 nazioni del mondo, non solo per la sua reputazione, l’immagine del marchio e l’identità dei prodotti, ma anche grazie all’attuazione di una politica di marketing puntuale che consente all’azienda di presidiare diverse nicchie di mercato con un’ampia gamma. La distribuzione così capillarmente risolta si beneficia altresì della presenza sostanziosa di opere di art design nei musei internazionali più prestigiosi, attraverso mostre tematiche, esposizioni temporanee e bookshop che restituiscono all’azienda una continua e benefica visibilità.
This batch is composed of 2 POD (POD 223 - POD 232) faithfully reproduced as ILM had made them during the filming of the episodes of the saga, these 2 pods were made from different kits (photos of the kits in attachment) used at the time. The PODs are at the studio level, they rest on a base held by an articulated arm allowing different set up for the exhibition, on each basis is a plate with all the information regarding the POD presented. I remain at your disposal for more information and photos.
Description: -Religious Pendants. -Material: 18k Gold Filled (BGF). -Size: Width x Length. -A - H: 18.5mm x 25mm. -I: 16mm x 24mm. Select the Desired Style.
Anyone visiting friends for dinner for the first time will inevitably inspect the pictures on their walls for clues about their personality.
"Most people spend their lives living in dreary, beige conformity, mortally afraid of using colors. The main purpose of my work is to provoke people into using their imagination and make their surroundings more exciting." -Verner Panton In the mid-1950's, Verner panton converted a Volkswagen bus into a mobile studio and travelled across Europe. In 1958 he returned to Denmark full of unconventional ideas... one of which evolved into the iconic Heart Cone Chair. Defying gravity, the cone was both futuristic and shocking... so much so that when it was exhibited in a shop window in New York City police had to order its removal due to the traffic chaos its presence created. A comfortable club chair for everyday use, Vitra has faithfully re-issued this classic in close collaboration with the Panton estate. The Heart Cone Chair takes its name from its heart-shaped silhouette. Production notes: Glass-fibre reinforced shell with laminated plastic with light upholstery and seat cushion. Tonus wool fabric available in various colors. Brushed stainless steel crossed base with plastic glides.
Another special piece showing a 'personal' road to the cross, in my style - using Mallee Burr from Australia, or English Yew. I make each of these using my usual instinct and the leading of the HS. SO its essentially 'MY' road to the cross each time. The ideal for me would be for you to draw/sketch your own road and send me the sketch so I can interpret/copy the design as YOUR road. If you are wanting this personalised for yourself - send me a message - and I will send you an email so you can provide me with a sketch of the shape you would like your 'road' to be (which means you will need to get involved and DRAW/SKETCH your own road. An ideal gift for that special person in your life A very hard and dense burr which, under the surface is a composition of dense light and dark brown wood. It has a very prickly outside edge where the bark has been removed - and will draw comments form most of your friends, family, and visitors. In the right spot with plain wall and backlighting will look quite eye-catching, and will aid prayer, meditation, and mindfulness. The UK customer base has £2.90 ($3.92) built into the price which covers the postage. For US customers unfortunately the cost of postage is around £10.65 ($15.03).
Dogsai di Matteo Cibic per Bosa è una scultura in ceramica arricchita con decorazioni in oro, con una sfera in vetro che crea una mini serra e può quindi contenere al suo interno una pianta. Disponibile in 4 diversi modelli. Dogsai, il fedele compagno di Domsai, è stato creato nel 2016. Dogsai: 10 x h 20 cm “I Domsai sono dei fedelissimi consiglieri da tenere sulla scrivania dell’ufficio, per ricordarvi che le piante hanno un’anima e una loro personalità. I Domlite invece sono romantici Cupido per illuminare volti smaliziati in cene di mezza estate.” MATTEO CIBIC Matteo Cibic è un designer di fama internazionale con base in Italia. E’ conosciuto per i suoi oggetti dalle funzioni ibride e forme antropomorfe. I suoi progetti si caratterizzano per l’idea di nascondere funzioni e materiali inaspettati. Si può definire artista trans-mediale per la capacità di utilizzare materiali di ultima generazione attraverso antiche tecniche di rappresentazione. Alcuni dei suoi oggetti sono esposti presso musei internazionali come Triennale Design Museum, Shanghai Museum of Glass, Centre Pompidou Paris. Lavora indiscriminatamente per con processi industriali e piccoli artigiani per realizzare progetti speciali per istituzioni e aziende internazionali come Timberlend, Starbucks, Tim, Bosa e Dodo per cui è consulente creativo. Matteo è stato nominato International Young Talent of the Year 2017da Elle Decor. “La luce è la magia della vita.” BOSA In un angolo di campagna veneta reso quasi fiabesco dal gioco irregolare delle colline e dal percorso di vivaci corsi d’acqua, in un paese che riprende nel nome la cima montuosa più nobile ed elevata, Borso Del Grappa, è insediata da un tempo oramai considerevole Bosa Ceramiche, un laboratorio ceramico conosciuto in tutto il mondo. Non è un caso se in quest’area del Veneto pedemontano confluiscono la grande tradizione della ceramica bassanese, lo spirito veneziano di cultura cosmopolita e l’attenzione pionieristica all’innovazione asolana. È nel 1976 che Italo Bosa avvia la propria produzione ceramica seguendo le antiche tecniche di lavorazione per oggetti realizzati interamente a mano, valorizzati da una ricca palette cromatica, decorati con metalli preziosi -oro, platino, rame- e smalti dalle tonalità esclusive creati dall’azienda. Tecniche precise che sono ancora oggi alla base della produzione di Bosa e che conferiscono agli oggetti unicità, qualità e riconoscibilità. Gli oggetti e i complementi d’arredo in ceramica creati nella maison Bosa, oltre ad esprimere tutta la conoscenza del mestiere artigiano, trasmettono quell’incessante sperimentazione delle possibilità della ceramica che ha tra gli obiettivi la trasformazione di consuetudini formali e funzionali in nuove interpretazioni, nuove funzioni e mondi fantastici, missione che Italo Bosa ha saputo trasferire alle figlie Francesca e Daniela, alla moglie e a tutti i propri collaboratori. Ciò che contraddistingue Bosa, facendone un’azienda leader nell’ambito della ceramica di design in Italia e nel mondo, è proprio l’aver fatto della ricerca e dell’innovazione i punti di forza dell’azienda, tanto da riuscire a realizzare progetti quasi impossibili per la difficoltà degli stampi e le dimensioni over, che evidenziano la speciale propensione del fondatore a condividere avventure progettuali con i designer, per lo più giovani di provenienze europee, sperimentatori di linguaggi nuovi, che hanno contribuito a definire l’elevato posizionamento del marchio Bosa. Dall’iniziale collaborazione con Marco Zanuso Jr. e il consolidato rapporto con lo studio Palomba-Serafini, Bosa ha stretto amichevoli relazioni professionali con Satyendra Pakhalé, Patricia Urquiola, Marco Morosini, Manolo Bossi, Gualtiero Sacchi, Sam Baron, Luca Nichetto e un particolare feeling con Jaime Hayon, ideatore di tanti gioiosi universi e la bravissima Elena Salmistraro. Altrettanto importanti sono da considerare le collaborazioni con aziende leader quali Minotti, Moroso, B&B Italia, Baccarat e le forniture personalizzate per Ferrari, Escada, DeBeers e altri ancora. Bosa è attualmente presente in più di 50 nazioni del mondo, non solo per la sua reputazione, l’immagine del marchio e l’identità dei prodotti, ma anche grazie all’attuazione di una politica di marketing puntuale che consente all’azienda di presidiare diverse nicchie di mercato con un’ampia gamma. La distribuzione così capillarmente risolta si beneficia altresì della presenza sostanziosa di opere di art design nei musei internazionali più prestigiosi, attraverso mostre tematiche, esposizioni temporanee e bookshop che restituiscono all’azienda una continua e benefica visibilità.
There is something very special about a stack of good books—especially one that incorporates a mix of the old and new, the visual and literary. Books bring the personal, grounding, and inspiring into a space. With this in mind, we set out to curate the perfect library, stack by stack. Each hand-selected mix of titles, including some rare and vintage, is sourced in collaboration with the Los Angeles-based Maison Plage. The Red Studio Book Stack is a stack of art books in cream and red hues that includes a two-book collection on the art made for art lovers. This stack includes Henri Matisse 1 (Aragon Set) / Henri Matisse 2 (Aragon Set)Mark Rothko: Works On Paper by Bonnie Clearwater.
Sacred Heart of Jesus Earrings. Great for all your religious holidays ♥️♥️♥️ ~ Measures approx. 1.75-2 inches ~ Made of lightweight wood ~ Laser cut and printed with a matte glaze ~ Stainless Steel ear wires ~ Hypoallergenic ~ Processing time is up to two weeks as all items are made to order. May ship sooner if currently in stock. Thanks! follow us @iamsonotcoolvintage on instagram save 10% :)
Life is too short to wear boring jewelry!!! Geometric Art Deco Wooden Necklace. Each necklace is cnc cut in Greece from plywood, making the necklace eco-friendly and easy to wear. It is made of high quality plywood and covered with transparent protective varnish. INSPIRATION Art Deco is a style of visual arts, architecture and design that first appeared in France just before World War I. Art Deco influenced the design of buildings, furniture, jewelry, fashion, cars, movie theatres, trains, ocean liners, and everyday objects. It took its name, short for Arts Décoratifs, from the Exposition internationale des arts décoratifs et industriels modernes (International Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts) held in Paris in 1925. It combined modern styles with fine craftsmanship and rich materials. During its heyday, Art Deco represented luxury, glamour, exuberance, and faith in social and technological progress. Art Deco was a pastiche of many different styles, sometimes contradictory, united by a desire to be modern and was influenced by the bold geometric forms of Cubism and the Vienna Secession INFORMATION Pendant Dimensions: Height: 20 cm | 7.9 inches // Width: 31 cm | 12.2 inches The necklace's length is adjustable and varies. Please keep in mind that height and weight may cause fit to differ. AM ⊶ Statement Necklace AM ⊶ Made in a non smoke atelier by a Greek Designer based in Athens, Greece AM ⊶ Wood shade and grain will vary. Colours of products may not correspond to the actual colours, since they depend on the settings of your personal monitor. AM ⊶ MADE TO ORDER Read the processing time and shipping time AM ⊶ KEEP the necklace in a DRY area. ⊶ All items are shipped via Hellenic Postal Service with registered mail. Due to Covid 19 you should expect delays to shipping services. IF you want FAST SHIPPING put the item in your cart and choose upgrate shipping. You will be emailed a tracking number in both cases. In case of a refund of a product - even if it was sent with free shipping - I will deduct a fee equal to the cost of shipping the item. ⊶ There are no additional fees (import tax, customs duty or other taxes) for EU customers. Customers from other countries please note that your local government may impose import duties and/or other taxes on shipments from outside your country. You are responsible for paying any taxes, duties and/or customs fees charged by your government. See more Original Authentic designs for fashion at https://www.etsy.com/shop/AnnaMoraitou and for decor at my second shop https://www.etsy.com/shop/WoodenModernDecor QUESTIONS? Just use the "message Anna Moraitou" button below and I'll get right back to you! Thank you for supporting the ANNA MORAITOU Shop!!
Geometric Art Deco Wooden Necklace | Elegand Statement Pendant Each pendant is cnc cut in Greece from plywood, making the necklace eco-friendly and lightweight and easy to wear. It is made of high quality plywood and covered with transparent protective varnish. INSPIRATION Art Deco is a style of visual arts, architecture and design that first appeared in France just before World War I. Art Deco influenced the design of buildings, furniture, jewelry, fashion, cars, movie theatres, trains, ocean liners, and everyday objects. It took its name, short for Arts Décoratifs, from the Exposition internationale des arts décoratifs et industriels modernes (International Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts) held in Paris in 1925. It combined modern styles with fine craftsmanship and rich materials. During its heyday, Art Deco represented luxury, glamour, exuberance, and faith in social and technological progress. Art Deco was a pastiche of many different styles, sometimes contradictory, united by a desire to be modern and was influenced by the bold geometric forms of Cubism and the Vienna Secession INFORMATION Dimensions: Height: 12cm | 4.72 inches // Width: 14cm | 5.51 inches The necklace's length is adjustable and varies. Please keep in mind that height and weight may cause fit to differ. AM ⊶ Bib Geometric Statement Necklace AM ⊶ Made in a non smoke atelier by a Greek Designer based in Athens, Greece AM ⊶ Wood shade and grain will vary. Colours of products may not correspond to the actual colours, since they depend on the settings of your personal monitor. AM ⊶ MADE TO ORDER Read the processing time and shipping time AM ⊶ KEEP the necklace in a DRY area. ⊶ All items are shipped via Hellenic Postal Service with registered mail. Due to Covid 19 you should expect delays to shipping services. IF you want FAST SHIPPING put the item in your cart and choose upgrate shipping. You will be emailed a tracking number in both cases. In case of a refund of a product - even if it was sent with free shipping - I will deduct a fee equal to the cost of shipping the item. ⊶ There are no additional fees (import tax, customs duty or other taxes) for EU customers. Customers from other countries please note that your local government may impose import duties and/or other taxes on shipments from outside your country. You are responsible for paying any taxes, duties and/or customs fees charged by your government. See more Original Authentic designs for fashion at https://www.etsy.com/shop/AnnaMoraitou and for decor at my second shop https://www.etsy.com/shop/WoodenModernDecor QUESTIONS? Just use the "message Anna Moraitou" button below and I'll get right back to you! Thank you for supporting to the ANNA MORAITOU Shop!