beyond the quarter.
Anthropologie is celebrating the creativity of New Orleans’ art & design community with Beyond the Quarter, a gallery exhibition debuting January 19th at their Rockefeller Center location in New York City. Curated by Anthropologie’s buyer-at-large, Keith Johnson (from Man Shops Globe), the exhibit shares the artistic spirit flourishing in New Orleans, despite the devastation of Hurricane Katrina only five years ago.
For those of us unable to attend, Anthropologie offers pieces from a few of the artists available online, such as monogram mouse-pads from artists Alexa Pulitzer, furniture by Ashley Longshore, and a rug designed by Shelley Hesse. The exhibition will be on view at Anthropologie at 50 Rockefeller Plaza from January 19th – March 21st.
Oh, those chairs… They would be welcome in our house any day!
The 1st one is amazing!
maybe I missed it, but I would love to know who did the print at the top? Thanks!
Love the print with the swan!
Yet another good reason to go to New York!
So beautiful. Thanks for sharing the photos and event info!
So inspiring! Love all the pieces…
sorry – the print is by Rebecca Rebouché!
http://rebeccarebouche.com/home.html
Those chairs are fantastic!! Very fun!
I’m fascinated by the second piece–is it a lamp? It looks like it’s made of feathered book pages. It’s dreamy feeling.
katie bee – yes, it’s a pendant chandelier. beautiful, isn’t it!?
Wow, love this! That lovely light and chairs are beautiful!
amazing chairs. amaaazing.
kaki foley with TATTERED DESIGN is also featured in this amazing show(gold chairs + feathered lamp shade)! yay for kaki and new orleans! i’m going to see the show at the end of the month!
kaki’s site:
http://www.tattereddesign.net
Love the chairs and feathered chandelier by Kaki Foley…saw her work once in NOLA…so talented.
i thought the tattered pieces were by Patsy Grace depicting the BP oil spill affecting wildlife and birds……….the tattered pieces are currencies worldwide who invest in BP. Please clarify. Mike
michael – here’s the link to kaki’s site, and the chandelier: http://tattereddesign.net/?page_id=10