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Monthly Archives: November 2012
Mark di Suvero at the San Francisco MOMA
I’m usually completely unmoved by the type of large industrial sculptures you find at Storm King or Dia Beacon but I make an exception for a few. Sculptures like Torqued Ellipse (or others by Richard Serra) that physically impose upon … Continue reading
Posted in All Posts, Craftsmanship
Tagged David Calligeros, Ed Osborn, Mark di Suvero, San Francisco MOMA
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Chas. J. Weinstein and The Loew’s Kings Theater in Brooklyn
I got a call from a friend of mine who’s bidding on the restoration of one of the massive old movie palaces in New York City. The Loew’s Kings Theater opened in Brooklyn in 1929 with marble, crystal, velvet, and … Continue reading
Posted in Antique and Vintage Lighting, Architecture
Tagged Chas. J. Weinstein & Co, David Calligeros, Loew's Kings Theater, Remains Lighting Brooklyn
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