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Broome Street se situe directement entre le quartier historique de Little Italy et le quartier branché de SoHo à New York. C'est dans une résidence huppée de cette rue que GRADE New York, firme d'architecture et de design intérieur nous présente leur projet. J'aime particulièrement les fauteuils vintage cognac et le dessin humoristique de l'artiste américain Thorston Dial, décédé en 2016 Behind the dining table at the Broome Street Residence, a corner sitting area is eclectic and artful—the perfect spot for simply welcoming guests or for an apéritif. Rust and terracotta tones add warmth amid the Perla inlaid table, stained and cerused white oak millwork, and Grigio Argento floor. #Repost @grade_newyork Drawing (left) "Ballroom Dancing (Diana and Charles)" (1997) by #ThorntonDial @marianneboeskygallery Photograph (right) "Comet Hale-Bopp" by #NeilFolberg @vnfgallery Photo: @richardpowersphoto Styling: @anitasarsidi @grade_newyork @cassie_arison @thomasjhickey @edward_yedid #gradenewyork #archdigest https://www.instagram.com/p/ChzYQFNM6TN/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
Royal Flag, Thornton Dial, 1997-1998, Minneapolis Institute of Art: Paintings
Look for the yellow-haired rag doll in the upper right of the painting. Arms and legs stretched out, the doll seems to be either flung or in motion. The doll likely represents British royal Princess Diana, whose death in 1997 inspired artist Thornton Dial to make Royal Flag. Dial used twisted bedclothes and rags, shreds of the American flag and pieces of rope, to construct a strangled interpretation of the flag of the United Kingdom. One in a series of seven works, the large-scale assemblage (an artwork made from disparate, often every day, objects) is meant to describe the state of Princess Diana’s world. Size: 78 × 80 × 7 in. (198.12 × 203.2 × 17.78 cm) Medium: American flag, toy doll, toy bull, string, fabric, industrial sealing compound, oil, enamel, spray paint on canvas mounted on wood
https://collections.artsmia.org/art/131454/
Bird Catcher Ladies, Thornton Dial, 1992, Brooklyn Museum: Contemporary Art
Size: sheet: 29 15/16 × 22 1/2 in. (76 × 57.2 cm) frame: 33 7/8 x 26 1/8 in. (86 x 66.4 cm) Medium: Water-soluble crayon, transparent watercolor, charcoal and color pencil
https://www.brooklynmuseum.org/opencollection/objects/212194
Royal Flag, Thornton Dial, 1997-1998, Minneapolis Institute of Art: Paintings
Look for the yellow-haired rag doll in the upper right of the painting. Arms and legs stretched out, the doll seems to be either flung or in motion. The doll likely represents British royal Princess Diana, whose death in 1997 inspired artist Thornton Dial to make Royal Flag. Dial used twisted bedclothes and rags, shreds of the American flag and pieces of rope, to construct a strangled interpretation of the flag of the United Kingdom. One in a series of seven works, the large-scale assemblage (an artwork made from disparate, often every day, objects) is meant to describe the state of Princess Diana’s world. Size: 78 × 80 × 7 in. (198.12 × 203.2 × 17.78 cm) Medium: American flag, toy doll, toy bull, string, fabric, industrial sealing compound, oil, enamel, spray paint on canvas mounted on wood
https://collections.artsmia.org/art/131454/
The Town, Thornton Dial, 1987, Brooklyn Museum: Contemporary Art
Size: overall: 99 lb. (44.91kg) storage (on pallet): 178 in. (452.1 cm) Medium: Welded metal, broken glass, window screen, gravel, wire, concrete, Splash Zone epoxy, enamel, spray-paint, wood
https://www.brooklynmuseum.org/opencollection/objects/224561
New Veteran's Day, Thornton Dial, 2004, Brooklyn Museum: Contemporary Art
Size: overall: 86 × 73 × 16 in., 228 lb. (218.4 × 185.4 × 40.6 cm, 103.42kg) storage (with t-frame): 93 × 89 × 16 in., 440 lb. (236.2 × 226.1 × 40.6 cm, 199.58kg) Medium: Woven rugs, carpet, cotton rags/shirts, velvet, wood (plywood, composite, solid wood, hollow core door), tin cans, nails, enamel, and spray paint, plastic, galvanized steel, wire, electrical cord, staples.
https://www.brooklynmuseum.org/opencollection/objects/224560
Royal Flag, Thornton Dial, 1997-1998, Minneapolis Institute of Art: Paintings
Look for the yellow-haired rag doll in the upper right of the painting. Arms and legs stretched out, the doll seems to be either flung or in motion. The doll likely represents British royal Princess Diana, whose death in 1997 inspired artist Thornton Dial to make Royal Flag. Dial used twisted bedclothes and rags, shreds of the American flag and pieces of rope, to construct a strangled interpretation of the flag of the United Kingdom. One in a series of seven works, the large-scale assemblage (an artwork made from disparate, often every day, objects) is meant to describe the state of Princess Diana’s world. Size: 78 × 80 × 7 in. (198.12 × 203.2 × 17.78 cm) Medium: American flag, toy doll, toy bull, string, fabric, industrial sealing compound, oil, enamel, spray paint on canvas mounted on wood
https://collections.artsmia.org/art/131454/