Showing posts with label bar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bar. Show all posts

Sunday, February 27, 2011

Employees must wash hands before returning to work

Last spring (April 2010), I began a commission, embroidering neighborhood scenes on pieces of linen 11" X 11". These panels sit in front of light boxes, and are one of the more decorative aspects of the decor at 61 Local, a new public house or "pub" at 61 Bergen Street in Cobble Hill. The bar features food and craft beers that are locally produced. The decor is spare and minimal, and the atmosphere is friendly and low key.

Here are links to some articles about the opening:

Stop by if you're in the area!

Monday, August 10, 2009

He Disappeared into a Whiskey Night

"Friday night at local bar, tall, dark-haired guy dropped napkin in my lap with partial sketch of me, then disappeared into a whiskey night still holding my sketch."

Piece at top left:
Ink and embroidery on bar napkin from Sample on Smith Street. 2009. Ink by Phil Lockerby; embroidery by Iviva Olenick.

Thanks to Phil Lockerby for introducing himself to me at Sample, and for giving me the idea and the napkin for this piece. (BTW-he still has the sketch.)