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Snake Mirror II is a mesmerizing sculptural mirror by French artist and glass alchemist Nathalie Ziegler, and part of her ongoing series of serpentine mirrors. Born in Paris in 1970 and entirely self-taught in the demanding art of glass sculpture, Ziegler has carved out a singular niche in contemporary design by fusing traditional craftsmanship with a highly personal, nature-driven mythology. Continue reading Eye On Design: Snake Mirror II By Nathalie Ziegler
The Catskills hold a character that’s deeply tied to the outdoors. Every trail, river, and overlook invites movement without hurry and discovery without demand. The area’s natural beauty gives people the space to step away from routine and experience something that feels steady and genuine. This beautiful region continues to welcome those who find purpose in exploring the land.
Continue reading Echoes of Adventure – The Outdoor Spirit That Defines the Catskills
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Sometimes the best design surprises aren’t found in a restaurant’s dining room at all, but tucked away behind a door marked “Ladies.” While visiting the delightfully kitschy Trailer Park Lounge on 23rd Street, I squealed with delight to find the restroom so unexpectedly fun, it deserved its own Pink spotlight.
Continue reading Pink Thing of The Day: Hand Dryer, Trailer Park Lounge Ladies’ Room
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Created over a span of two years, Bathroom Sink (1994) is based on a tableau the artist meticulously arranged in her home bathroom. Catherine Murphy went to extraordinary lengths to leave the scene of cut locks of hair undisturbed, including building a second bathroom, so that this one could be exclusively dedicated to painting.
Continue reading Modern Art Monday Presents: Catherine Murphy, Bathroom Sink
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Here’s a holiday sight that stopped me in my tracks: a larger-than-life Santa Claus statue on display at Tangram Mall, nestled in the heart of Flushing’s Chinatown. Picture this — jolly old St. Nick towering in his classic red suit, set against the glow of vibrant Chinese neon signs reflected in the glossy mall windows. It’s the ultimate mash-up of holiday cheer and cultural flair!
Continue reading Merry Christmas, 2024!
