Archive for the ‘Artists’ Category
Tilton Fenwick Curated Art Collection @UGallery!
Photo: Trevor Tondro for NYTimes
Sea Blossoms by Autumn Rose
Anne’s bedroom above, with art from a favorite artist, Autumn Rose, found on ugallery.com.
Today you can find our curated collection of art picks from the fabulous website, UGallery.com. We’ve joined with UGallery to select our top picks from their amazing collection of affordable art from paintings to prints. Check it out and get 20% off through Memorial Day with code memorial20!!
Another piece by Autumn Rose you’ll find in our curated selections….stunning!
Midsummer Night by Autumn Rose
Fabric and Wallpapers by Abigail Borg
Daylight savings time change from this weekend has us with spring on the brain. Are you counting down the days for better weather and sunshine? We certainly are which is why British illustrator Abigail Borg is the perfect visual indulgence for us today.
For now, we’re going to forget what it looks like outside our windows and focus on this incredibly talented work by Borg. We’re going to be filling our design library with her amazing fabrics and wallpapers stat!
Why not go all out with these fabrics and papers? Here’s how we’d like to use Borg’s amazing product line in a country house. Would you?!
Oh Christmas Tree!
A holiday themed print post! Are you enjoying the festivities of the season?
Vintage Framed Tree Silhouette, via Haven Vintage
Belmont Harbor Tree II, Chicago, by Daniel Seung Lee via 20×200
Cathedral, 2012 by Peter Hoffer, via Kathryn Markel
Hipster Christmas, DUMBO, photo Tilton Fenwick Instagram
Snowball by Gerrard Holtz via UGallery.com
Swayed by Sandy
“Spanish Rain” by Gregor Hochmuth, photograph, multiple sizes starting at $150
Hope all of our East Coast friends are staying safe today and tomorrow through Hurricane Sandy.
While we all wait it out, a Sandy inspired round-up of art for sale online via UGallery, a great resource to find smartly priced work by emerging artists. Will you be shopping e-commerce today to pass the time??
An underwater photo with rich colors and a fun abstract pattern.
“Sunbrella” by Leslie Morgan, photograph, multiple sizes starting at $85
Don’t you just want to know the story behind this photograph?
“Cotton Rain” by Emre Kuheylan, photograph, 16″ x 24″ $350
Completely drawn to this rich color palette and love this large scale (60″H x 36″W).
“Fluid Underbely” by Alaina Sullivan, oil painting, 60″x36″ $3,200
Love these two paintings in artist Sarah Beth Goncarova’s “Rainy Season” series – they look like photographs!
“Rainy Season VIII” by Sarah Beth Goncarova, acrylic painting 30″ x 36″ $1,800
“Rainy Season XVI” by Sarah Beth Goncarova, acrylic painting, 30″ x 36″ $1,800
Ominously gorgeous.
“Pino Suarez, Oaxaca, Mexico” by Hal Robert Myers, photograph, multiple sizes starting at $150
Update: 20% off through 10/31! Use code candy20.
Columbus Circle Living Room
Christopher Columbus’ Living Room by Tatzu Nishi, photo via Zimbio
We loved seeing the art installation of a living room surrounding the Christopher Columbus monument more than 70 feet in the air by artist Tatzu Nishi. Apparently, Mr. Columbus has pink print wallpaper. We like! Anyone know the pattern?
“For this project, the wallpaper is pink, and the reason I chose pink is, I thought that pink is the color that is most different from Columbus Circle.” - Tatzu Nishi, via NYTimes Home.
View of Christopher Columbus and his wallpaper, photo via Zimbio
Yet this is not a room to consider from a design prespective, but as an art installation.
“Sometimes people who look at my living rooms say, “You have really good taste,” but it’s not really true. My concept of the art project is to make the interior exterior, and the exterior into the interior, and also make some public thing private or domestic, and the other way around.” - Tatzu Nishi, via NYTimes Home.
A great photo which shows just that…an exterior turned interior:
The statue of Christopher Columbus, enclosed by a living room on a scaffold. photo via NYTimes
Open now, 25 people at a time can enter the living room and view the 1892 marble figure of the Italian explorer inside his 810 square foot Living Room. Yet art-goer be prepared, bring your sneakers for the scaffold-encased 70 foot stair climb! Talk about a New York City walk-up!