Sunday Selects | twists and turns

two large aaron wexler abstract collages behind a yasha butler ceramic vesssel — aaron wexler

vertical sculpture of steel and wood made by morgan robinson — morgan robinson

a teak erosion piece on a stand made a of wood sitting on a white pedestal against a white wall — objects

hunt slonem oil on canvas bunny in purples and pink hombre in a dark wood gilded frame — hunt slonem

rem koolhaus home — READ | how one french modernist vision was realized

close up image of green salad with cucumber and peaches — EAT | cucumber and peach salad with herbs

bloody mary with ice and tomato in front of a bar area — DRINK | frozen yellow marys

interior of very narrow home by luke tozer — WATCH | luke tozer at home

model wearing casual outfit in front of abersons store — SHOP | abersons

ralph pucci in his mannequin factory — LISTEN | ralph pucci's jazz spotify playlist

Vol. 07.16.2020 | Lines

The quality of the line is in itself a fundamental visual language, to an extent that cannot be claimed for any other single element. Its use is so universal that we are all profoundly sensitive to it. Even without an artist’s training, we can extract considerable meaning from the kind of line used in a drawing.

Jeri Ledbetter
Erbe Tessute (Woven Grasses)

This Michelle Y Williams cut is black, grey, and cream mixed media in bolted plexiglass frame. The piece has abstract forms and much texture.

Vol. 07.09.2020 | Modern Botanical Influence

Botanical design is influenced by nature. Rather than stopping at simple nature-inspired themes, botanical and organic design aims to be holistic in the sense that it seeks to harmoniously integrate both human and natural motifs. Taelor Fisher, Fabio Modica, Jeri Eisenberg, Bill Claps, and others take their views of nature and plant life and transform that into artwork. Bring their reflections on nature into your space to create an organic feel.

This is an colorful impressionist painting of a pinewood forest with blue,red, pink, yellow and green trees.

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Jeri Eisenberg
Till It's Time to Go, No. 8

Vol. 8.4.2020 | Artist Spotlight Pascal Pierme + Objects

French-born sculptor, Pascal Pierme is inspired by his surroundings. For the last 20 years, those surroundings have been Santa Fe, New Mexico. A lover of the outdoors, his work is directly influenced by the magical landscapes of his Southwestern home. Pierme’s pieces reflect a dialogue and love of his desert city that involves simplicity, nature, architecture and organic elements. “Coming here 20 years ago with expectations that I had to let go very early, I understood the humility and respect I owe to this land, an essential capital of the West.”

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Vol. 7.14.2020 | Artist Spotlight Kellie Lawler + Objects

I am inspired by structured design, patterns and textiles and mixing that with the freedom of a Picasso style continuous line technique to create a graphic perspective on human figures, nature and other subjects. This process offers me both the recklessness in creating a subject in one continuous line with no worry over proportion or perfection and then the controlled hard edge painting. In the end, with its imperfect form one of my paintings may be seen differently in the viewer’s eyes than it did in mine when I created it.

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