Esoteric Survey

These guys More Eames Smalls

John Mason: Sculpture 1958 - 1964 Curated by Frank Lloyd at Kayne Griffin Corcoran Vase, 1958 The other side of the same vase Peter Voulkos, John Mason, and Paul Soldner at Otis Art Institute in 1956. Peter and John would share a studio space just a couple years later.  Image courtesy of Soldner Enterprises and Stephanie Soldner Sullivan via Getty.edu John Mason installation at the Ferus Gallery patio, 1957. This was the first of two Mason solo exhibitions held at the gallery. Mason at Ferus in 1959 Source:  The Ferus Gallery: A Place to Begin Mason at work in 1960 Source:  Photo: Robert Blacknum via   Kayne Griffin Corcoran 1960 1963 Orange Cross, 1963 1961 Or maybe 1960, according to the 1966  Abstract Expressionist Ceramics exhibition catalog White Cross, 1964 White Cross Late 1950s - early 1960s The exhibition ends August 26th

Lamp by Ridi & Otto Kolb  Books Paul McCobb and stuff

Milo Baughman for Murray "Fibre" chair and a table he designed for Arch Gordon Kinetic sculpture by Russell Secrest Carl Aubock Giorgio Belloli chair Alvar Aalto Chair 69 More iron!

In 1949, Frank Lloyd Wright was Commissioned by the Southwest Christian Seminary to build a University on 8 acres in Phoenix, AZ. The design was complete and made public in 1950, but the bible college shut down and the project never started. Wright died in 1959, but his widow allowed the plans to be used for the First Christian Church. It was completed in 1972. The bell tower was built in 1978. The moody monsoon skies.

Jack Boyd critters and an Eames LTR  David Stewart and  Edmund Ronaky Ceramics by Akio Nukaga and wood by Hideki Takayama Lamps by Gerald Thurston Laurel and a Danish duck 1970s Mies van der Rohe for Knoll.  It sold fast.