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Soule’ Gibson, founder and president of the firm, began his building career working for a large commercial contractor. After seven years working hands on in commercial construction, he returned to Michigan State University to finish his degree in building construction management. Even before graduation, Gibson was offered a position with Barton Malowe, one of Michigan’s largest and most respected construction companies, as an assistant superintendent. Recognized for his past experience and working knowledge of the business, Gibson was immediately added to the management team in charge of a $13 million project to renovate Warren Fitzgerald schools. Many in his shoes would have felt a great sense of accomplishment for having completed such a complicated project.
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Like many of Gibson’s figures, they are intentionally indeterminate; their beaded skin and intricate hair cannot be ascribed to any one specific culture or aesthetic. The busts also blur the boundaries between historical eras—integrated among the swirling beads are vintage pinback buttons with the language of advocacy groups and organizers, such as the slogan ‘If we settle for what they’re giving us, we deserve what we get! Surrounding the busts are related works on paper and large-scale paintings, including THE RETURNED MALE STUDENT FAR TOO FREQUENTLY GOES BACK TO THE RESERVATION AND FALLS INTO THE OLD CUSTOM OF LETTING HIS HAIR GROW LONG (2024).
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Presenting your information in an accessible and easily consumable fashion, both on individual pages as well as from an overall information architecture standpoint is critical to designing an effective, engaging website. We bring a passion for user interface and user experience design to all of our work. The Ebony Block Vibrola tailpiece distinguishes the 1962 Les Paul SG Custom, a feature specific to that year’s SG™ Standards and Customs, marking a distinct moment in Gibson’s history. This Gibson Custom model, enhanced with Murphy Lab Light Aging, boasts gold-plated hardware, a “Les Paul Custom” truss rod cover, Grover® tuners, and three unpotted Custombucker pickups, offering a perfect mix of historical detail and premium quality. Guaranteed to turn heads, other features of the 1959 ES-355 Reissue, Diamond F-Holes model include a luxurious ebony fretboard graced with mother-of-pearl block inlays and 22 medium jumbo frets.
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Completing this exquisite package is a vintage-inspired brown and pink 50s-style Lifton™ hardshell case. We are proud of the work we have done over the years and we like to show it off. From logos to lanyards, websites to wine labels, print to promotional products, and business cards to brands, we take your needs and combine them with our ideas to create marketing products you will be proud of too. The space in which to place me considers Indigenous histories within an American and international context, expanding upon the varied materials and forms that Gibson has employed over the past two decades. The title references Oglala Lakota poet Layli Long Soldier’s Ȟe Sápa, a poem whose geometric shape parallels Jeffrey Gibson’s meditation on the physicality of belonging.
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Gibson sourced examples of traditional Native beadwork, which includes bags, belts, and medallions from websites and estate and garage sales. Applying them first to a felt base and then to painted cotton rag paper, the objects are attached to the surface of the paintings with care and kept intact in their original form. In the next gallery, Gibson’s enduring exploration of hybridity takes a new form with I’M A NATURAL MAN (2024), Be Some Body (2024), and Treat Me Right (2024), three busts elevated to eye level on marble bases.
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The Les Paul Standard 50s Figured Top returns to the classic design that made it relevant, played, and loved – shaping sound across generations and genres of music. It pays tribute to Gibson's Golden Era of Innovation and brings authenticity back to life. It boasts a solid mahogany body, an AA figured maple top, and a distinctive translucent custom color nitrocellulose lacquer finish that showcases the figured maple top.
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As a home builder, they are my go to for home designs whether it's a 2,000 square foot home or 5,000 square foot home. Conveniently located in the Decorative Center of Houston, we have the finest textiles, lighting, accessories, and a wide variety of furniture from a curated collection of the most prominent luxury global brands at our door step. Our conscientiously selected vendors have reputations that speak volumes, which correlates directly with our work ethic, quality craftsmanship, honesty, and a strong design aesthetic. Our goal is to create a living environment you will relish for the ages. We incorporate our client's personal collections and treasures while updating their homes with modern pieces.
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Discover the unique charm of this ES-335 with its “Custom Made” plaque and Bigsby®, a guitar brimming with character that beckons for daily play. For more than fifteen years, Gibson Design Group, Inc. has proven itself time and time again as a firm that can handle any job, large or small, and do so with a great flair and within budget. On the web, a good user experience is even more critical, as website visitors are notoriously ready to move on to other sites or various distractions that the internet has to offer.
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While he enjoyed commercial construction, what he really wanted was to found and run his own company. In the final gallery of the exhibition, Gibson immerses viewers in a multi-channel video installation, She Never Dances Alone (2020), a work initially shown in New York’s Times Square. Here, the video is projected simultaneously across nine screens and features artist and dancer Sarah Ortegon HighWalking (enrolled Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho) performing the Jingle Dress Dance, a powwow dance originating with the Ojibwe tribe. The centuries-old dance is traditionally performed by women to call upon ancestors for strength, protection, and healing.
I found those conversations, even when very short, to be extremely helpful in staying calm during the build process. Andrea holds a Bachelor of Science in Interior Design from the University of Maryland and a minor in textiles and urban sociology. She has studied landscape architecture, also at the University of Maryland. She loves living in Central Virginia and always has a Scottish Terrier running under her feet.
Although based in Houston, Rosenberg + Gibson Design has designed and installed a variety of projects across the country. With over 20 years combined experience within the design industry, RGD is committed to meeting the aesthetic and functional goals of their clientele. Our diverse Portfolio includes projects of all sizes, ranging from full design service for multi-million dollar homes to simply helping a client select the perfect paint color. Surrounding the exterior facade are eight flags, each mounted on twenty-foot-tall teepee poles and patterned in their design. Flags have been a part of Jeffrey Gibson’s practice since 2012, when he first built them from recycled army blankets and painted them directly on wool.
Dancing to the beats of First Nations electronic group The Halluci Nation, Ortegon HighWalking performs in a series of her dresses adorned with jingles or rows of ziibaaska’iganan (metal cones). As the dance progresses, her image multiplies within each screen and across the gallery, representing generations of Indigenous women and acknowledging their persistence for years to come. Gibson’s exhibition, the space in which to place me, engages concepts that have shaped his practice over his 20-year career.
Gibson Design Group has built a number of these wine cellars, from a smaller one that held 4,500 bottles to another which holds a collection of 30,000 bottles and includes a sitting room for tastings. Two of the wine cellars which were designed and built were later featured in the popular magazine Better Homes & Gardens . Gibson continues to approach these ideas in the next gallery, where two beaded bird sculptures, we are the witnesses (2024) and If there is no struggle there is no progress (2024), perch atop stone pedestals. A consistent motif in Gibson’s practice, the birds are partly inspired by ‘whimsies,’ Victorian-era Native-made objects, which were originally created to appeal to the taste and aesthetics of the period. Once viewed as kitsch, the objects fell outside of culturally specific definitions, which drew Gibson to them initially. More than just a source of inspiration, Native-made objects are integrated into the paintings on paper on view in the second and fourth galleries.
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