
last month my friend susan alerted me to a pretty cool project taking place within the historic alcoa house in minnesota. minneapolis artists amy rice and terrence payne decided, in collaboration with sotheby’s real estate group, to create a join exhibition within the alcoa home called nest. amy and terrence translated their work from 2d form into three dimensional objects like furniture to outfit the living space within the home. the goal is to create a live-able art installation that allows viewers to move through the home and experience the artists’ work first-hand. the final results are now up and amy posted some fantastic photos on her flickr site that i had to share. you can read more about amy and terrence’s next project right here, or view the full flickr slideshow right here. [thanks, amy!]



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Yay! Being from Minnesota, I always love a shout out to some of the amazing talent we have here. Thank you for this! :)
Wow, that pink overhead light is fantastic!
wow, i love the flower paintings in the first photo!
I like in Mpls and didn’t know about this, so thanks for the info! I’ll try to visit this weekend since it sounds interesting. Go MN!
What a fun idea! I’d love to see that.
that hanging lamp is saawweeet
the chandelier is amazing. i want it pronto! and i love the standing birdcage. although i think i’d try to find another use for it besides caging birds.
i would love to be able to buy those long flower paintings…
yippppeeeee- way to go, amy and t!can’t wait to see the show tonight!
xo-jd
yeay, minny!
gorgeous…
cutest house ever
I’m in love with that desk!!
Oh Wow! What a brilliant project!
Thank you for sharing it!
V.
So beautiful
Love. And those embroidery hoops are rockin’ my socks!
The top image with panels and desk is stunning!
WOW WOW WOW!!!! I love the first photo. But the entire home is to die for.
If there was a heaven, that would be it.
It is simple, elegant, and clean.
And oh so girlish.
le sigh.. I WANT IT!
what a great pink lamp! is it fabric, felt maybe? i can’t tell.
Great creative lighting. Is the chandelier in the bird cage or in front of it?
Suzanne
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