Pirouette Ballet Table Lamp
JMA was commissioned to design a restaurant and jazz club adjacent to Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts in New York City. The Pirouette Lamp was one of several components made for Iridium inspired by dance.
The project imagined accompanying Clara in her Nutcracker dream and was populated with elements inspired by dance and Goethe's thought that "architecture is like frozen music.” The entrance door handle, for instance, was a bronze sixteenth note in second position.
PROCESS + MATERIALS
Made in Chicago: Base and finial – hand-carved maple, investment-cast red bronze, hand-polished; Blown glass formed in a cast metal form.
DIMENSIONS
H 13.25 in. x W 6.5 in. x D 7.5 in.
(W 16.5 cm. x D 19 cm. x 33.67 cm.)
VARIATIONS
Please inquire for options currently available
DATE OF DESIGN/MANUFACTURE
1992/2005
CREDITS
The first three photos by Monica Kass Rogers are of the actual lamp offered in this listing. The other photos are its siblings: no two are the same. The photos against a brick wall are by John Stewart Clark. Watercolor study by Jordan Mozer.
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