This Week in Miniatures
Welcome to the latest WEEkly round up of the latest news and reports from the MiniWorld! (Photo: Hereditary starring Toni Collette)
Hereditary Opens and Miniacs Applaud!
Hereditary, a new film directed by writer/director Ari Aster, may be considered one of the scariest movies of the year, but it's the miniatures featured in the film which are taking center stage. More here on the miniatures and visual effects which are creating a buzz in the miniWorld.
D. Thomas Miniatures on Instagram TV!
Check us out on new Instagram TV - - we'll be posting new, original content (miniatures!) to keep you entertained. If you're don't already use Instagram, this is a great reason to start!
Modern Miniatures at MOMA!
Bodys Isek Kingelez: City Dreams opens at the Museum of Modern Art in NYC. The show features "vibrant, ambitious sculptures created from an incredible range of everyday materials and found objects—colored paper, commercial packaging, plastic, soda cans, and bottle caps —all meticulously repurposed and arranged." On view through January 2019.
Mr. Kingelez in featured in this YouTube interview:
BadAss Makes News!
A Big Thank you to Journal News/LoHud and writer Michelle Falkenstein for covering our little show! The online version can be found here. (Photo: BadAss Pottery by Carolyn Nygren Curran)
BadAss Miniatures – Causing a Little Trouble is on view by appointment at our studio/gallery through July 22 in Yonkers, New York. For a full details, along with additional images from the show, head here.
Petite Pride!
Gulliver's Gate NYC celebrates Pride Month with this BIG little vignette featuring marchers outside The Stonewall Inn, the epicenter of the gay rights movement! The full story is here from MetroSource Magazine.
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ABOUT D. THOMAS MINIATURES
D. Thomas Miniatures is a retail and gallery destination featuring top quality collectibles including 1/12th scale structure, furniture and accessories. The concept, designed to appeal to collectors, crafters and enthusiasts was created, in part, to raise awareness of miniatures as a decorative art form and to introduce the discipline not only to a new generation but to those who may just be discovering it! The gallery space showcases work in miniature by well-known artists from all over the world.
