Beyond the Looking Glass, presented by the UTA Artist Space in Beverly Hills, California, is a surrealist art exhibit running from June 25 – July 31, 2021.
This Friday, we joined UTA Artist Space for their opening night event in Beverly Hills presenting bold and surreal artworks by 14 female artists. With live music by DJ SOSUPERSAM, an open bar, and a group of eclectic guests, the exhibition drew attention as the highlight event in the community.
Nestled into a corner of Manhattan right by the edge of the East River, the long-anticipated Immersive Van Gogh Exhibit is finally opening in NYC this week, on June 10th – we got to catch an inside look at this colorful, mesmerizing display of the artist’s famous body of work.
As part of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum’s return to live performance, visitors gathered in a spiral around the rotunda at the Guggenheim on Wednesday night to watch 10 talented performers celebrate the NYC Underground club life of decades past.
New York’s Museum of Arts and Design hosted a Patron’s Preview on Thursday, May 20th!
On a warm evening marking New York City’s approach to a rejuvenating post-pandemic summer, internationally recognized dancer and choreographer LaTasha Barnes led an ensemble through an exploration of jazz dance. A fusion of improv and arrangement, the thirty minute program ran as part of Works & Process, the art performance series commissioned in-person at the Guggenheim museum through June.
Last Friday, we stepped into the Salomon Arts gallery for a first look at artist Donald Hershmann’s new collection, inspired by and in tandem with photography by the late Victor Arimondi. As the Tribeca studio’s cool, laid-back atmosphere slowly filled up with people, we had the chance to explore some of Victor and Donald’s work and chat with those close to the artist for an inside look behind this collection.
On May 3rd MvVO Art opened announced Ad Art winners for 2021 by hosting a virtual art show opening. The Ad Art show opening was hosted by Red Hot CHilli Peppers, Chad Smith, and is currently on display on the large screens in The Westfield World Trade Center Oculus.
Exhibits and art fairs are back in the Big Apple.
Art lovers rejoice – exhibits are back!