Reductive Art Collector Space

30/10/2025

20/10/2025

For a sale 19k. Titled Hebron 1974 by Sydney Ball. Currently this made in Greenwich village study 'Stain Painting' in unusual stunning deep tones has been in an artists private collection for many years. Condition excellent. Free delivery in Sydney. Pm for details.

13/02/2025

If you think politics is fair in Ausyralia, der it's not, please read this, its like a crime spree for major parties...

An affront to our democratic process: the Electoral Legislation Amendment process

02/11/2024

The 1963 Studebaker Avanti was a bold and innovative sports coupe that aimed to redefine American automotive design. Created during a turbulent time for Studebaker, the Avanti was intended to be a halo car that showcased the company’s engineering prowess and modern design aesthetics. Designed by Raymond Loewy, the legendary industrial designer behind many iconic products, the Avanti stood out with its sleek, aerodynamic fiberglass body, making it look like nothing else on the road.

Beneath its futuristic exterior, the Avanti packed serious performance. It came equipped with a powerful 289-cubic-inch V8 engine, available with either a supercharger or naturally aspirated. With the supercharged R2 version, the Avanti could achieve impressive speeds for its time—over 160 mph—making it one of the fastest American cars of the early 1960s. Studebaker also introduced advanced safety features in the Avanti, such as front disc brakes, a rarity among American cars at the time.

Though the Avanti was ahead of its time in both design and performance, it couldn’t save Studebaker from financial troubles. Production of the original Avanti ended in 1964, but the car's legacy endured. Its distinctive design and engineering innovations made it a collector’s dream in later years, with multiple attempts to revive the Avanti brand by independent manufacturers. Today, the 1963 Studebaker Avanti stands as a symbol of daring creativity, pushing boundaries, and maintaining a lasting appeal to enthusiasts who appreciate its blend of style, speed, and forward-thinking design.

30/07/2024

In 1973, a man charges an electric AMC Gremlin in Seattle, USA. The electric version of this compact car highlights early efforts in electric vehicle technology and reflects the growing interest in alternative energy during the 1970s.

14/07/2024

1960s turn key mcm style projects homes like Nino Sydney's Beachcomber from Lease cost as much two family cars to pay off, including land. And fetch a premium today because they are, well, still totally awesome!

27/06/2024

Duttons plan for the Eiffel Tower gathers momentum

In 1936, French engineer André Basdevant proposed an ambitious project to make the second floor of the Eiffel Tower accessible by car. The plan involved constructing a spiral roadway that would allow cars to ascend to the second level, providing an extraordinary experience for visitors. However, the project faced several technical and logistical challenges, including structural concerns and the potential impact on the Tower's aesthetic and historical integrity. Ultimately, the idea was deemed impractical and never came to fruition. This proposal, however, reflects the innovative spirit of the time and the constant quest to blend modernity with tradition.