Tag: Design

Art Log January 23, 2024: No fancy curtains, a tag for book shelves and paint made from mummies. 

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Was it just me or was I noticing more chandeliers visible from the sidewalk? An article in The Atlantic, Why Rich People Don’t Cover Their Windows, may have the answer. It seems "Americans who earn more than $150,000 are almost twice as likely to leave windows uncovered as those making $20,000 to $29,000," according to … Continue reading Art Log January 23, 2024: No fancy curtains, a tag for book shelves and paint made from mummies. 

Ceramic Sculptor Aneta Regel Makes Her American Debut at Jason Jacques Gallery, September 5 through 29

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New York: Jason Jacques Gallery is pleased to present Second Nature, an exhibition of recent work by contemporary ceramic sculptor Aneta Regel—the artist’s first solo exhibition in the United States. “With an approach similar to artists of a century ago represented by my gallery, Aneta pushes the boundaries of the ceramic medium, using clay and … Continue reading Ceramic Sculptor Aneta Regel Makes Her American Debut at Jason Jacques Gallery, September 5 through 29

New Show Replaces TAAS, Adds Photography and Design to Americana

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The Art Fair Company recently announced the launch a new art and antique fair in place of The American Antiques Show (TAAS), formerly organized by the American Folk Art Museum. The event adds to the line-up for Americana Week, New York for 2012. “The Art Fair Company will build upon the strength of The American Antique Show, which has … Continue reading New Show Replaces TAAS, Adds Photography and Design to Americana