Broad Bend Creative

04/08/2021

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04/06/2021

04/06/2021

Social media deliverable for the wonderful Friends of Elysian Park in Hoboken, including a custom map illustration. What can we create for you?

04/06/2021

More than just lavish vessels of opulence, Fabergé eggs are unique works of art steeped in royalty, love, mystery, and political intrigue.

04/06/2021

William Eggleston (American, b. 1939): Untitled, (Grocery Store), 1965-68.

Cheim & Read, New York, Dye-transfer print, 16 x 20 in./40.6 x 50.8 cm. © William Eggleston. IRequireArt.com

04/06/2021

New bed at the Luna!

04/04/2021

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Following Nag’s Head Pub's closing, a new endeavor called The Backyard Bar is opening with outdoor space and a focus on craft beers and specialty cocktails.

04/04/2021

Norman Rockwell
(American painter and illustrator)
1894 - 1978
Sunday morning (Easter morning)
1959
via Norman Rockwell Museum

04/03/2021

Casual and fun!

Sally Breer and Jake Rodehuth-Harrison of ETC.etera design a jubilant Napa Valley home buoyed by delirious color and pattern for vintners Samantha Rudd and Mason Garrity

04/03/2021

Swing by the Hoboken Dune and Salt to see the new merch as well as selected photos from Broad Bend Creative!

04/03/2021

Alice Neel. People Come First.
Now at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.

American, 1900–1984: Carlos Enríquez, 1926.
Oil on canvas, 30 1/4 × 24 in./76.8 × 61 cm. IRequireArt.com

04/03/2021

‘The whole mass was abandoned here in the fallout of Brooks Brothers’ bankruptcy filing and sale last year, the scraps of a retailer that made nearly $1 billion in sales in 2019. Ever since, the couple that owns the warehouse, Chip and Rosanna LaBonte, has been scrambling to figure out how to get rid of it all. Junk removal companies have told them it will cost at least $240,000 to clear the space, which Brooks Brothers had rented through November. In order to pay the bill, the LaBontes are going to have to sell their home.’
Staggering.

After the retailer filed for bankruptcy one couple was left with a warehouse full of abandoned mannequins and a price tag of nearly $250,000 to dispose of it.