Aug 20, 2011

Pictures from The Art of Artisans

Looking to furnish your home, office, apartment? Don't you dare go to a big box store to buy mass produced, disposable home furnishings! That was a bit harsh, wasn't it? Sorry about that. But you would feel passionate too if you saw the pieces in The Art of Artisans. Each piece is worthy of gracing a pedestal in a fine museum yet it tells you it wants to go home with you instead.

To see more of an artisans work, buy or commission a piece, simply click on their name. If there isn't a link then contact Wall Eye and we'll happily get you in touch with the artist!









Cristian Schmitt


David Smith


Bottom: Walnut Credenza by Michael McMillin
Top: Stained glass rubbings by Peter Billington & David Smith




Left: Jason Radcliffe. Right: Michael McMillin


Lou Erste & Grant Smrekar
Back left: David Smith. Back right: Peter Billington


The Art of Artisans is up through September 4, so give us a call or e-mail to set up an appointment to see it in person!
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2 comments:

  1. PeggyAugust 22, 2011 at 8:32 PM

    Great minds think alike. I just wrote a post about the show on my blog. I had the opportunity to see it Saturday and it was amazing!!!

    I even said you'd never want to buy mass produced again after seeing this show. :) Here's the link if you are interested:

    http://creativeinfluences.blogspot.com/2011/08/art-of-artisans.html

    Do you have a link for Michael McMillian, and can you tell me who made the tall lamp.

    I'm really going to miss you guys. Are you still going to be publishing Pink Eye?

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  2. LindaAugust 28, 2011 at 12:11 PM

    Thanks for writing about the show!And thanks for the sentiment! We'll miss the fun too.

    We don't have a link for Michael, but I can send you his contact info if you'd like.

    We don't publish Pink Eye. That would be http://pinkeyemag.com. They haven't published a magazine since 2009, I believe, but their gallery and shop, The Rag Refinery, are on Lorain Ave in Cleveland. Check put their website http://ragrefinery.com. AND they've opened a chili restaurant next door! http://palookavillechili.com

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