A two-hour event produced by dick clark productions, Eye2Eye Media and Anders Media Inc.
On Saturday night in Los Angeles, the ACE GALLERY was full of drinks, fun and laughter.
Microblogging platform Tumblr and arts commission Electric Objects have come together to develop a materialized version of the online ‘art club’ Electric Objects has maintained, amassing nearly $50,000 in commissioned work by Ai Wei Wei, Bjork and others. The Soho location is sufficiently chic enough (and surely pricey enough) to make it all feel real and validated.
But, frankly, it’s time for digital art to materialize in a ‘real’ way, and get some chic locale for validation as a ‘real medium’. Sometimes it’s the apparently superfluous details that make it all feel more official. Digital art has certainly had a positive reception, it seemed natural in the progression of the whole of art, but exactly how to get digital art ‘right’ in the real world has been challenging. Electric Objects seems to be the nearest thing to practical digital representation of art. Electric Objects has conceived the EO1, which is an Internet-connected display designed from the ground up for discovering and enjoying digital art and ideally will be the ‘go-to’ display medium for art of this nature in the future.
Catch the gallery and see the EO1 in action in downtown NYC at 72 Spring Street or at the New Museum Shop on Bowery.
Zarin Fabrics doesn’t seem real in this day and age. The Lower East Side institution celebrates nearly 80 years of success in NYC.
Marie Claire will host the inaugural Image Makers Awards on Jan. 12 presented by L’Oreal and AG Jeans.
Piora is hosting Caliche Rum’s Guest Bartender Series competition this holiday season.
After five highly successful years, TOWN Residential, founded by Andrew Heiberger, has every reason to celebrate in style. On Tuesday, December 15, 2015, TAO Downtown was taken over by TOWN for a massive holiday bash celebrating records and securing TOWN’s position as New York’s leading luxury real estate services firm.
With The Cultivist, Marlies Verhoeven and Daisy Peat hope to reach out to a much broader and diverse audience of art lovers.
Currently on view in the Met’s Arts of Korea Gallery is Korea: 100 Years of Collecting at the Met (through March 27, 2016), which showcases more than 70 masterworks in a variety of media.
James Allen hosted an event with Whitney Port to celebrate holiday romance with their first ever pop-up shop at Time Warner Center’s The Shops at Columbus Circle.