Length: 10 min 38 sec.
>From the series "Spark" by KQED, PBS affiliate in N. California.
Episode: "Elevating the Everyday," aired 23 Feb 2005.
Profile of a famous art furniture guy and his famous art furniture.
There's wood involved, and plastic, formica, bricks, and who knows
what.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5105717328013350639
Andrew Barss wrote:
> boorite <[email protected]> wrote:
> : Length: 10 min 38 sec.
> :>From the series "Spark" by KQED, PBS affiliate in N. California.
> : Episode: "Elevating the Everyday," aired 23 Feb 2005.
>
> : Profile of a famous art furniture guy and his famous art furniture.
> : There's wood involved, and plastic, formica, bricks, and who knows
> : what.
>
> An artistic vision that results in very precious and cloying work?
I was gonna say "funny looking chairs," but OK.
boorite <[email protected]> wrote:
: Length: 10 min 38 sec.
:>From the series "Spark" by KQED, PBS affiliate in N. California.
: Episode: "Elevating the Everyday," aired 23 Feb 2005.
: Profile of a famous art furniture guy and his famous art furniture.
: There's wood involved, and plastic, formica, bricks, and who knows
: what.
An artistic vision that results in very precious and cloying work?
-- Andy Barss
boorite <[email protected]> wrote:
: Andrew Barss wrote:
: I was gonna say "funny looking chairs," but OK.
"Twee" is the word I'd pick for a lot of the stuff. Or "self-consciously artsy".
I wonder who buys his stuff.
-- Andy Barss