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New York- and Boston-based jewelry showroom Succarra (remember Samantha Faye?) has just launched the shopping site NIC + DYLAN featuring pieces by up-and coming-accessory designers. Lines include Adorn by Sarah Lewis, Camilla James, Temerity, Kimberly Baker, Sophie Blake, L.O.V. Project, and Courtney Lee Collection. Here’s a roundup of 15 pieces. As you can see, they’ve got that raw, edgy look I adore.
S H O P P I N G
1 OROPOPO Luna Bonita Handmade Silk Scarf, $200
2 Adorn by Sarah Lewis Quartz Crystal Necklace, $128
3 Claudia Rowe Callie Hammered Collar, $78
4 Temerity Aurora Brass Earrings with Silver Band, $112
5 Adorn by Sarah Lewis Golden Moonstone Ring, $98
6 Temerity Hand-forged Brass Corona Bangle, $105
7 Claudia Rowe Skull Bangle $55
8 Evouni Walnut iPhone Case, $50
9 Camilla James Malin Silver Ox Earrings, $150
10 Kimberly Baker Stingray Sterling Bangle, $220
11 L.O.V. Project Handmade Organic Dye Silk Scarf, now $73
12 Sophie Blake Pyramid Studs with Austrian Crystals, $85
13 Alexandra Satine Cow Hair Wristlet, $160
14 Courtney Lee Collection Rex Spike Stud Earrings, $45
15 Claudia Rowe Silver Bungee Wrap Bracelet, $38
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I put Montage: 54 Living Rooms with Gray Sofas together last summer, but never provided a shopping guide. I created the roundup when I started to work on my friend Meredith’s NYC condo. We did it all remotely, and I haven’t even seen it yet, but she recently sent me a photograph and I’m happy to report that it looks really good, especially the living room, for which we spent a lot of time looking at modern grey sofas. We wanted one that looked great but was still plenty comfortable.
We used a gray sofa with clean lines, the Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams Nicholas sofa along with turquoise Addison chairs by Jonathan Adler, a tufted wool rug by Angela Adams, and a mirrored console she purchased years ago from Horchow.
And now for your 22 modern gray sofas.
S H O P P I N G
1 Alicia’s Sofa, $2,475 at Mitchell Gold+Bob Williams.
2 Bevin Grey Linen Sofa, $3,999 at One Kings Lane.
3 Cleveland Leather Sofa, $4,199 at Thrive.
4 Mid Century Modern Pace Sofa, $638.75 at LexMod.
5 Aidan Sofa, $2,199 at Crate & Barrel.
6 Sutton Sofette, now $699 at West Elm.
7 Verona Sofa by Eurostyle, $2,223 at Bellacor.
8 Karlstad Sofa, $499 at IKEA.
9 Curved Back Sofa, $2,950 at Lawson-Fenning at Dering Hall.
10 Frank Gehry Sofa, $1,300 at Hive.
11 Penzance Grey Sofa by Baxton Studio, $1,659 at Wayfair.
12 Lampert Sofa $3,595 at Jonathan Adler.
13 Twilight Sleeper Sofa by Flemming Busk, $2,100 at DWR.
14 Club Grey 3-Seater Sofa, $1,499 at CB2.
15 Oscar Sofa by Matthew Hilton, $4,650 at Woonwinkle.
16 Panoramic Sofa by Established&Sons, $19,145 at Matter.
17 Neue Sofa by Baker Furniture.
18 Luma Sofa by Modern Outdoor, $4,299 at 2Modern.
19 Logan Sofa by Gus Modern, $2,199 at Lumens.
20 Cini Boeri Lounge Sofa by Knoll, $6,357 at Yliving.
21 Nyle Loveseat, $849.95 at Pier1 Imports.
22 South Cone Madame Tufted Sofa, $2,099.99 at Hayneedle.
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Sofa styles run the gamut, from low-slung and sleek, to those with wide arms or roll arms. If you really want to get comfy, opt for modular sofas, with corner sofas uk.
Here is my second installment of works that will be on exhibit at The Armory Show in New York this coming weekend. All pieces are pulled from the show’s online partner, Artsy. If you missed yesterday’s of 20 pieces from The Armory Show, you can see it here.
Laura Letinsky, Untitled #27, from the series “Ill Form and Void Full,” 2011
Archival pigment print on paper; edition of 9
$5,000 – $7,500; Yancey Richardson
Niele Toroni, Untitled, 1973
Oil on paper
Armand Bartos Fine Art
Paul Feeley, Alioth, 1964
Oil-based enamel on canvas
Gary Snyder Gallery
Rachel Perry Welty, Lost in my Life (luxuries), 2012
Archival pigment print; edition 5/6
Yancey Richardson
Rafael Carneiro, Sem Titulo, 2013
Oil on canvas
Luciana Brito Galeria
Will Barnet, Untitled, 1961/83
Oil on canvas
Driscoll Babcock Galleries
Ragnar Kjartansson, Night-swimmer, 2011
Oil on canvas
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Takehito Koganezawa, Untitled, 2013
watercolor on paper
$2,000, Loock Galerie
Richard Diebenkorn, Green, 1986
Etching with aquatint and drypoint; edition of 60
$400,000 – $500,000, Craig F. Starr Gallery
Allison Miller, Spines, 2012
Acrylic, dirst and pencil/canvas
$16,000, Susan Inglett Gallery
Ron Nagle, Topbana, 2013
mixed media
Rena Bransten Gallery
Sharon Core, 1695, 2012
Archival pigment print, edition of 7
Yancey Richardson
Tom Wesselmann, Monica Nude with Mondrian, 1989
Screenprint
$30,000 – $40,000, Allen Cristea Gallery
Tomas Saraceno, Tucana, 2013
Aluminum, plastic mirrored panels, stainless steel wire, nylon rope, adhesive
Andersen’s Contemporary
Tomma Abts, Untitled (Brushstroke), 2009
Color water bite aquatint, hard ground etching and drypoint
$2,000, Crown Point Press
Ed Panar, Early July, 2010
Archival pigment print
Spaces Corners
Polly Apfelbaum, Love Alley 4, 2012
Woodblock
$8,000, Durham Press, Inc.
Michal Chelbin, Xenia, Janna & Alona in the woods, Russia, 2003
C-print, edition of 30 + 5AP
$1,000 – $2,500, Aperture Foundation
Rochelle Feinstein, Wonderful Body
On Stellar Rays / Higher Pictures
Nathalia Edenmont, Requiem, 2011
C-type print mounted to glass in a black wooden frame; edition of 6
$30,000, Wetterling Gallery
Last week I got an email from The Armory Show announcing its partnership with Artsy. Oddly, I haven’t really explored the site before. I haven’t quite yet either (will revisit with a post on Artsy very soon), because I was preoccupied with browsing the 2400+ works that will be exhibited at The Armory Show 2013 in New York City, March 7 – 10.
The works are predominantly by established and iconic artists, though I also discovered a number I wasn’t personally familiar with, and a few that were even affordable. (Not all list prices, but there’s an “inquire” button if you’re so inclined.) I found 40 pieces on Artsy from The Armory Show that I really liked, keeping in mind a mix of medium and era. (My absolute favorite, love, love, love, is Gary Hume’s “The Beach.” It’s probably tens of thousands… afraid to check.) Here’s the first batch. More later. I’ll also go back add in the medium of each. Off to an appointment now. . .
Anish Kapoor, Blue Shadow, 2013
4 color etchings; edition of 39
$32,000, Senior & Shopmaker Gallery
Alexander Calder, Macarons Multicolores, 1969
Gouache on paper
Hirschl & Adler Modern
Charles Freger, Caretos Lazarim, Portugal, 2010-2011
Inkjet print; edition 5 + 2AP
Yossi Milo Gallery
Carla Chaim, Three folds, 2012
Oil bar on folded Japanese paper
Galeria Raquel Arnaud
Alex Prager, 3:14pm, Pacific Ocean & Eye #9, 2012
Edition 5/9
Yancey Richardson
Peter Halley, Untitled, 2012
Acrylic and Roll-a-Tex on canvas
$36,000, Galeria Senda
Bjørn Båsen, Taffel (Undead) II, 2012
oil on canvas
$11,000, Galleri Brandstrup
Augusta Wood, Susan Front-Hall (1979,2012,2012), 2013
Chromogenic print
$2,500 – $5,000, Angles Gallery
Fred Wilson, Promise, 2012
Acrylic on canvas, blown glass
Rena Bransten Gallery
Gary Hume, The Beach, 2008/12
Charcoal on paper, UV perspex & gloss paint
Galleria Lorcan O’Neill
Georg Baselitz, Junge Susanne, 2010
Pen, watercolor and indian ink
Galleri Bo Bjerggaard
Gil Heitor Cortesão, Piscina Interior, 2011
Pedro Cera
Henri Matisse, Formes, 1947
Pochoir printed in colors
Sims Reed Gallery
Joel Meyerowitz, Truro, 1976
Chromogenic print; printed 2007; edition of 10
Howard Greenberg Gallery
Dennis Marsico, Summer Stock: Mature couple in search of single bi-fem, 2012
Archival pigment print
$2,500 – $5,000; Spaces Corners
John O’Connor, Portrait of a Psychopath, 2012
Graphite, colored pencil on paper
Pierogi
Julie Cockburn, Quietude, 2013
Yossi Milo Gallery
Jun Kaneko, Untitled dagno (09-04-11), 2009
Ceramic, glass
Rena Bransten Gallery
Justin Almquist, Studio, 2011
Collage and acrylic on canvas
Galerie Crone
Max Ernst, Les-jeunes et les jeux twisstent, 1964
Oil on canvas
Die Galeri