On the 80th floor of 3 World Trade Center, a reception was hosted to introduce a performance called “TOWERING!!” commemorating the 50th anniversary of Philippe Petit‘s wire walk between the Twin Towers.
Last Thursday night, we had the pleasure of attending a Wine and Draw event celebrating the exclusive collaboration between Caran d’Ache and the renowned Northern Irish illustrator and writer, Oliver Jeffers.
As a burgeoning writer, I was deeply honored to attend the 2024 Native Son Awards, an event that celebrates the outstanding achievements of Black gay and queer men during Pride Month.
This extraordinary collaboration embodies innovation of luxury fashion across varied realities.
Celebrating Black Music Month: “ECHOES OF TOMORROW” Exhibition at The Oculus.
Wednesday, June 5th, 2024. 7 World Trade Center, 40th Floor — The NYC Culture Club, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, hosted their 1st Annual Benefit in support of Arts programming at the World Trade Center on the 40th Floor of 7 World Trade Center with breathtaking and sweeping panoramic views of New York City.
The Invisible Collection debuts a of artworks carefully curated by Docent’s AI-powered recommendation system and aligned with the themes of Invisible Collection’s current exhibition with French designer Thierry Lemaire at their NYC Gallery.
We are thrilled to announce the opening of Sweet Fire Cafe & Studio, a new cafe, photography studio, and event space in Bushwick, Brooklyn. Chris Sidwell, passionate about the culinary arts, has partnered with Micaèla Verrelien to create a unique venue for hosting community events. Chris’s culinary talents shine through his exceptional ingredients, as demonstrated by the delicious texture of the blueberry cookie I sampled at the cafe’s entrance.
With a special tribute to Richard Roundtree and the 1971 film Shaft, stunning performances, and a historic auction sale.
On Monday, May 5, 2024, The Knockturnal attended a tasteful luncheon hosted by Barbara Tober, MAD’s Chair Emerita, at the Museum of Art and Design at Columbus Circle in Manhattan. The event focused on the museum’s new ongoing collection, OUT of the Jewelry Box, and kicked off the annual MAD about Jewelry sale taking place on the museum’s third floor.