Here are some new things at pine street art works
And don't forget to come over for FIRST FRIDAY ART WALK.
The next one is June 2nd and we'll be open until 8 pm.
I hope to see you soon.
Cheers, Liza Cowan, Director
- Alison Bechdel's Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic
>BIG>Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic is available at pine street art works.
If you haven't read about Alison Bechdel's new book, Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic you will soon. Time Magazine listed it as one of 5 Memoirs That Are Worth Your Time (May 24, 2006), and the ciritcs are raving.
"If David Sedaris could draw, and if Bleak House had been a little funnier, you'd have Alison Bechdel's Fun Home" Amy Bloom, author of A Blind Man Can See How Much I Love You."
Alison will be exhibiting her work at pine street art works for two months, starting in September during Art Hop Weekend, September 7th.
- Chair by John B. Marius
There are always surprises for me on pine street. This week I found John B. Marius's studio, a few blocks away from pine street art works. I am pleased to announce that pine street art works is now carrying his indoor/outdoor rocking chair, made of iron and sepele wood. $600.00
- Maira Kalman mannequins. Photo by Liza Cowan.
These guys are not for sale, but they are a treat to look at. They are mannequins made by Ralph Pucci, from the Maira Kalman line. Kalman wrote and illustrated Sayonara Mrs. Kalman, Max Makes A Million, What Pete Ate A-Z to name a few. She's done New Yorker covers and she illustrated the new edition of The Elements Of Style. Major fan, me.
- Flurry, by Cara Barer
Cara Barer's wonderful book series will be up until the end of June.
- David Putnam photograph.
David Putnam's photographs will be here until the end of June.