In a fusion of artistic expression and ultra-premium tequila, Tequila Avión recently hosted an unforgettable evening to unveil their exclusive art collaboration with acclaimed artist, muralist, and painter Gustavo Zermeño Jr.
All the art enthusiasts entered into Koons’ magical world at Bernardaud’s location on Park Avenue.
Multimedia Artist Hisham Akira Bharoocha Debuts Custom Art Installation Cristina Grajales Gallery NYC.
The widely anticipated and celebrated burger showdown in the heart of New York City continues, where the marriage of beef and buns creates a night of burger indulgence like no other. Now in its 16th year, this iconic event, known for its succulent burger experiences, is a highlight of the Festival.
The Knocturnal attended Tatter’s new flagship at 230 Ashland Place a new home to their library and exhibition galleries, providing gathering space for special events, artist openings, public workshops, and retail.
They’ve built a new space in the heart of Brooklyn’s cultural district, to convene people and conversation, exploring textile’s unique ability to bring people together. The demand for what they do has never been greater. Centrally located to invite foot traffic, shares a streetscape with other compelling organizations and cultural destinations like BAM and MOCADA.
This new gathering space in the heart of Brooklyn’s Cultural District will help TATTER to create a home where we can continue to champion textiles, build community, and celebrate one another. TATTER programming and library are used by hundreds of artists, scholars, historians, and designers each year
Textile arts have, for decades, longed for a centralized community space and an organizational steward to advance underrepresented textile artists, promote learning, engage social questions, preserve heritage, and encourage joy. Brooklyn does benefit from having hubs like this which keep our creative community connected and enrich all the surrounding areas.
We made it to the auspicious occasion at a speakeasy, The Back Room. Transported to a Rock & Roll Revolutionary Era setting filled with Hercules Mulligan libations, a signing and talk by Aaron, a Hamilton mash up performance and talk by Fergie Philippe (the original Hercules Mulligan from the musical HAMILTON), Irish Modern Traditional live music as well as many other unexpected moments to indulge in.
On October 5th, I had the pleasure of entering into the enchanting world of Lily Martinez’s “Siempre en mi Corazón” Catrina Costume Exhibit at the Gateway to Nature Center & Museum in Los Angeles. This opening marked the commencement of the Día De Los Muertos season. It was a captivating journey into the heart of Mexican Catrina culture, as seen through the eyes of a true native Angeleno. 
As I strolled through the exhibit, I was immediately struck by the exquisite craftsmanship that graced every corner of the room. Each of the 25 Catrina costumes on display, handcrafted over the years by Lily Martinez, was a breathtaking testament to her dedication and passion. The attention to detail was nothing short of awe-inspiring, making me wonder how someone could create such intricate, delicate works of art. Each costume told a unique story, a vivid portrayal of the Catrina tradition that continues to thrive today.
Walking through “Siempre en mi Corazón,” it was clear that the entire exhibit was a love letter to the culture. The vivid colors, the elegant designs, and the genuine care in every piece resonated with the warmth and love with which this tradition is held. The atmosphere was more than just an art display; it was a celebration of life and a tribute to those who have come before us.
Tequila CAZADORES, known for its commitment to authenticity and tradition, was the perfect partner for this event. Their premium tequila offerings added a delightful touch of Mexican heritage to an already remarkable evening, turning it into a proper fiesta.
It was a chance to immerse yourself in the rich culture of Mexican Catrina tradition and celebrate life in a way that only Los Angeles can offer.
On a rainy evening in New York City I stepped into a cozy and lively Paint and Sip event at the 33 Seaport Hotel!
The elegant Paris Cafe brought the timeless class of Paris to New York City’s seaport.
The movie Killers of the Flower Moon is setting the tone for the future creation of film.