It seems like everyone and their grandmother is into midcentury modern art these days. Who doesn't love Ray and Charles Eames? For heaven's sake they even got their own set of United States Postal Service postage stamps recently (and yes, I bought a sheet and display them in my home, what can I say?).So you say you love anything "modern" and you are a "modernist". Well, I have something new and different worth checking out. They are called DebMobiles and they are a... Read Full Story

A new different approach to Alexander Calder inspired hanging modern art mobiles. Fun, whimsical, furry!? No plastic - no paint - nothing toxic! These modern art mobiles are made with the highest quality stainless steel and soft natural nylon fiber that floats in the air in the slightest breeze. Each art mobile is handmade.  A perfect addtion to any modernist home, Eichler home, baby nursery, office, atrium, waiting room, hallway or kitchen. See them at http://www.Hanging-Mobiles.com Read Full Story

Take one part Alexander Calder and one part faux fur and what do you get? A marvelous modern art mobile by Debra Ann. A different approach to Calder inspired hanging mobiles, these creations use no paint and no plastic - nothing toxic. Made from high quality stainless steel and nylon fiber, these modern art mobiles are available in a wide variety of colors and textures and move in the slightest breeze. Moving kinetic art for modern home decor, baby's room, office, Eichler homes, waiting r... Read Full Story

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Alexander Calder was born in 1898 and created the first kinetic moving art in 1931. This amazing art was called "mobiles" by his friend and Dadaist artist Marcel Duchamp. Calder also created table top mobiles which were named "stabiles" by artist... Read Full Story