Kazumi Takamatsu made a ripple at Scope Miami last year during Art Basel and has been on my radar since. While there are other depth mapping artists out there, Google those bold words together and ultimately you will end up back spending more time than you should looking at his impressive work. Hashtag the artist’s name [...]

The Great Gatsby was exactly what I expected from Baz Luhrman. I was sold by the graphics and glimpses in the previews before going to the theater. It even inspired some graphic work back in February, thanks to Academy Award winning designer Catherine Martin, who is the visionary that makes Luhrmann’s films so alluring. The casting was pretty close to what [...]

Happy 10 years of the Roppongi Hills Mori Tower! The tower is a skyscraper located in Tokyo 238 meters high. Thanks to this anniversary, the Tokyo City Symphony offers a spectacular campaign & experience that’s based on the building of 3D projection mapping art on a miniature model of Tokyo at a 1:1000 scale. I [...]

MANHATTAN: The Dream Hotel on 16th and 9th Ave by HACULLA QUEENS: 88th St A Train Station, Ozone Park QUEENS: Liberty Ave and 89th St, Ozone Park BROOKLYN: Flatbush Ave & Lenox Rd BROOKLYN: Crown Heights [...]

BROOKLYN: Crown Heights BROOKLYN: Fulton St & Irving Pl BROOKLYN: Prospect Park BQS Station BROOKLYN: Prospect Pl & Bedford Ave BROOKLYN: Beekman Pl BROOKLYN: Atlantic Ave Station [...]

Its 2013, and countless significant moments have been jotted down into the American art history books, but sometimes certain moments float to the surface and are worth a second look. In 1986 two artists were brought together to make a historic collaboration. Famed commercial pop artist Andy Warhol and New York based neo-expressionist Jean-Michel Basquiat [...]

When we think of art we usually picture the artist toiling over his work, which ultimately ends up before groups of pretty, well dressed, intelligent people; maybe at a fancy opening drinking champagne or good cocktails, and enjoying fancy Hors d’oeuvres at a Couch Sessions event. Or possibly a Saturday afternoon stroll though the galleries. Works are collected, hung, exhibited, [...]

BROOKLYN – Prospect Park BQS Station BROOKLYN: Children’s Museum MANHATTAN: Midtown by SK BROOKLYN : Prospect Pl & Nostrand Ave BROOKLYN : Wythe Ave bet N11th & N12th [...]

Growing up, I remember the tchotchkes that different older women collected. Our baby sitter collected clowns; a high school sweet heart’s mom collected cow themed stuff, that rivaled any curated exhibition I have seen in its attention to detail, throughout her kitchen - including a set of udders I custom painted on her ceiling; and another who was obsessed with pig themed objects; and my [...]

The Design Museum has selected its The Designs of the Year awards winners. Considered ‘The Oscars of the design world,’ this list includes the cutting edge of design over the past year. The categories include: Architecture, Digital, Fashion, Furniture, Graphics, Transport and Product. Category winners and the overall winner were decided by a jury and announced on 16 April 2013. [...]

Last week in collaboration with NYC’s Public Art Fund, Swiss born, New York based artist Ugo Rondinone installed his project Human Nature in NYC. The project includes nine blue stone figures along the full length of Rockefeller Plaza between 49th and 50th Streets. Ranging in height from 16 to 20 feet, and weighing in at up to [...]

  For the second year, Frieze Magazine and Deutsche Bank will be hosting Frieze New York, it’s international contemporary art fair, on Randall’s Island Park, from May 10–13, 2013. Housed in a structure designed by New York-based SO – IL architects, an idea-based architecture and design office based in Brooklyn, the fair will offer over 180 galleries, a sculpture [...]