July 18th, 2008 by BallerHouse
Unconventional urban artist Andrew Lewicki’s Gold-plated Skate Rail and Walnut Skate Ramp delivers a new level of luxury to the skate world. The artist put the one-of-a-kind pieces together in 2007, undoubtedly intended for display purposes over practical use. If you’re really into skating and have the cash, we could see either of the pieces making a nice addition to your art collection. Or, if you really want to flaunt your baller status, you could always take your board to the over-the-top skate art. Whatever your intention, Andrew Lewicki looks to be the go-to man the next time you’re in the market for a gold rail or a walnut launch ramp. Follow the jump for an image of the ramp.
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July 3rd, 2008 by BallerHouse
Want a custom chandelier for your crib? How about a large crystal Dick? Or the weapon of your choice? Based in Rotterdam, The Netherlands, Rock and Royal has been hooking up elite homes with one-of-a-kind luxury chandeliers and photo realistic mosaics since 2005. While many of Rock & Royal’s custom chandeliers push the limits, like those we’ve pictured above and in the thumbs, the company has also produced a number of tamer chandelier designs. Artist Hans van Bentem crafts all of the unique chandeliers, while Arno Coenen pieces together all of the mosaics. No matter where you live in the world, Rock and Royal’s employees will work with you to translate your vision into reality.
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June 23rd, 2008 by BallerHouse
Looking to give your walls some more flavor? The current inventory at Brooklyn gallery Factory Fresh is full of ill sign art pieces from NYC street art duo SKEWVILLE. Many of SKEWVILLE’s signs were constructed from reclaimed materials, like fridge doors, old wooden panels, air vents, and oil lids. We’ve selected a handful of our favorites to give you a quick glimpse at what Factory Fresh has got on display. Check out the gallery below for an up close view and pricing. Continue reading for purchase info and a heads up on Factory Fresh’s upcoming show.
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June 19th, 2008 by BallerHouse
Nothing says baller like a Picasso hanging on your wall, and Sotheby’s upcoming Impressionist & Modern Art Evening Sale in London on June 25 has seven Picasso’s you can add to your collection, assuming you’ve got the six to seven figures each piece is estimated to fetch at the auction. The time line on the Picasso’s up for grabs spans the artist’s lifespan, and the mediums range from oil on canvas to crayon.
Even if your friends know nothing about the art world, there’s a good chance they’ll recognize your Picasso. And if you just want to make sure everyone knows what you’ve got on display, you can always throw a museum-style description underneath. Check out a list of the Picasso’s up for auction down below along with their estimated prices and an accompanying image gallery.
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June 16th, 2008 by BallerHouse
This past Saturday, June 14 Brooklynite Gallery hosted the grand opening of BAST’s solo show, Nose Candy. The show features a wild collection of twisted collage and installation pieces from the Brooklyn-based artist. Each of BAST’s new works is sure to make a sick addition to your art collection. Even if you’re not in the market, Nose Candy is worth a look if you’re going to be in the New York area before the show ends on July 12. And if you can’t peep the show in person, check out a preview of the show in our image gallery below.
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