Jimmy Lion and WHiT revealed collections at Seaport Studios on a rainy NYC evening. An enormous Christmas tree glowed in the center of the Seaport area, but it was a chilly night. The rain began to fall, and we were inclined to go into Seaport Studios, which looked positively warm and inviting, with blond wood tones and soft lights spilling into the streets.
NYC – The Museum of Feelings presented by Glade, opened on Monday, November 23rd, 2015 is a new approach to the idea of ‘museum’, with highly curated, multi-sensory ’emotional experiences’.
Burton Morris has always been right on the pulse of pop culture. His art surrounded approximately 150 guests at Soho Contemporary Art Gallery in NYC, who came to celebrate race horse syndicate owner Sheila Rosenblum’s Resident Magazine cover on November 19th, 2015.
Timed conveniently amid the Latin American art sales week in New York, VivArte pulled some big names for its Colombian Arts charity auction this year, artists including Olga de Amaral and Edgar Negret and guests including the chair of the event, the Columbian Ambassador to the UN, and many artists, including abstract artist Fanny Sanin.
Del Toro Luxury Brand Opens NYC Project Space
On October 29th Partnership with Children hosted UNCORKED – its 13th Annual Food & Wine Tasting. The event was held at the historic Broad Street Ballroom in New York City.
The dust surrounding the massive warehouse rave that took place in the Bronx last weekend, ushering in a new era for the northernmost NYC borough, has finally settled (figuratively and literally).
On Monday, October 21st, anyone who’s anyone in the art world shuffled down to the grand Cipriani at 42nd Street to celebrate The Americans for the Arts 2015 National Arts Awards (now in it’s 55th year!), first with cocktails then a dinner and an awards presentation. This evening in particular featured visual arts by Kerry James Marshall, an american painter.
Brazilian designer UMA celebrated a new shop on NYC’s Bleecker Street on Thursday, October 15th, 2015.
7 Days + 300 Artists + 20 Concerts + School Programs = HONK NYC!