Living Room Interiors: Living Room Paintings

Step inside an Ann Toebbe painting, and the world around you becomes a two-dimensional It's clear you're standing amidst the components of a living space, as evidenced by the random pieces of domesticity flattened in every direction. Art is not something static that belongs only on gallery walls. It's a living, breathing thing that permeates every part of life in a community. That philosophy is behind a new event to Burnaby: Living Room Art in the Heights. The Living Room Art event is Most have three or four bedrooms (there are a few single units) with shared bathrooms and a common living area. The new suites are the 54,000-square-foot building will feature a state-of-the-art trading room, 10 classrooms and 150 offices and The party is over at the Gresham Central Transit Station's "Living Room" -- a sculpture that includes a table, chair, couch, mosaic “rug” and TV made of concrete and bronze. TriMet will remove the installation by the end of October and return it to Graffiti is coming in off the streets and into the house. "Five years ago, it was all about graffiti in the galleries. Now, it's about showcasing it in your home," says Gabriel Specter, a 35-year-old Brooklyn street artist who for the past 16 years has had If you’re like most homeowners, it’s important to you to find the right wall art for your living room, and finding the right theme for your artwork may be the biggest challenge of all. One option that many people overlook when seeking out home wall art .

When Art House Coffees started roasting out of the back of an art studio in Maplewood four years ago, the focus wasn't really on coffee. It was started as an arm of Bridges Support Services to give jobs to people with disabilities or barriers to employment. The second annual Artorama convenes on Nov. 2, in the home of artist and curator Vicki Bruner, who lives in the downtown Richmond Dairy condos at 401 Brook Road. The artists will be on hand from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The event is free. The group includes Regina is an architect who lives with her husband and children in Lawrence, KS. As a LEED Accredited Professional and longtime contributor to Apartment Therapy and The Kitchn, her focus is on healthy, sustainable living through design. The old Living Room is now an art room. Indeed, identity of the gallery replacement at 154 Ludlow Street is now public. Having been vacant for some two years, the ground level will soon welcome Richard Taittinger Gallery. Plywood shed and its curbside .