Some posts from Chairblog.eu up to 10/09/2017

I don’t know, but could not choose between these two photo’s I took from this Polyether Chair by Gunnar Aagaard Andersen from 1964 in the Danish Design Museum in Copenhagen Gunnar Aagaard Andersen (14 July 1919, Ordrup — 29 June 1982, Munkerup) was a Danish sculptor, painter, designer and architect whose work belongs to the … Continue reading "Polyether Chair by Gunnar Aagaard Andersen"

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I came across this Ice Cream Chair by Verner Panton in the Danish Design Museum in Copenhagen.

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Hans Hollein was an Austrian Architect who also studied extensively in the USA (Chicago and California). For me he rose to fame with Haas House in Vienna, just opposite the Stephansdome….he drew a lot of fuzz and critique when it was built, but now every Wiener is glad it mirrors the Stephansdome so nicely. He … Continue reading "Marilyn Sofa by Hans Hollein"

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Chair Car is a famous chair painting by Edward Hopper from 1965. In 2005 at Christie’s it fetched a whopping USD 14,016,000 When you follow this link to Yatzer, you can read an interesting story about the making of a short film about this whole Hopper project.

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For the SingaPlural exhibition, we were invited to participate and re-interpret the iconic “Kopitiam” Chair. Using parts from another chair, we transformed our piece into a 3-legged seat with the third leg styled to resemble a walking stick. Our intent was to personify the chair as an elderly man who is in serious need of … Continue reading "Elderly Chair by &Larry (and Larry)"

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