A big part of the energy behind the scenes comes from the scene itself. No one visits Pulse offices without commenting on the décor, largely driven by the art Nada has collected over the years.
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“Heavy Metal” mask approx. 36” x 36” by Slim Cook (formally of Long Island)
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Paint on canvas, approx. 30” x 45” by an artist Nada met while in Asilah on the Northern coast of Morocco.
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“Considering Global Warming” enamel on canvas, 36” x 60” by Scott McIntire, Greenport, one of our 2011 9 in Art
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“Sing Sing,” digital collage 24” x 36” by Owens of Stony Brook, part of our 2011 9 in Art
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“Britney and Paris” photograph by Brian Rawson
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Our affectionately called “blue woman” is part of the “Red Hair” series by Finnish sculptor Timo Solin who crafts these 20” metal works in Sweden
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Collage and resin, 54” x 54” by Jay Kelly, California
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“BBCRD” Acrylic paints and pastes on bent aluminum panel, 56” x 48” x 1/8,” by Kings Point-based Louise P. Sloane, part of the 2013 9 in Art. Created 2013. Photo: Etienne Frossard
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Nada brought this piece home from Africa. It’s been reported to be a birthing recliner and a chief’s lounger. We use it to display magazines in the Roslyn reception area. The species of wood is unknown but the source is definitely Mali.