Phantosmia -all but the smell Dillon Gallery exhibited scent sculptures developed by Christophe Laudamiel that express key moments in his perfumery life declaring scent is it’s own form of art. The installation featured seven independent microcosms ( tents), each representing a specific olfactory trip: At Your Own Risk, Fear, Fragile, The Last Virgin, The Monkey and the Banana, Remembrance of Things Lost and my favorite- The Whip and The Orchid Read More ...
In love with the playful feminine collection with original artwork and print of Brooklyn based designer Margarita Saplala. The designer was born in Manila, Philippines, before moving to Chicago with her family at the age of 2, where she ultimately studied fashion design at the School of the Art Institute in Chicago. After working as a freelance designer in New York for larger corporations such as Banana Republic, Gap, Guess Read More ...
Ok maybe her performance sucked on SNL but I still really like Lana Del Rey ( LDR) and don’t understand why the internet is giving her so much beef, there’s been a lot worse on that stage. So instead of talk about her videos, I just want to share my obsession for flower crowns she’s made popular. I wonder how many girls will be rockin this look this year at Coachella? Read More ...
Created by David Abir for the Westway
New Yorkers forget clubs, forget taxis, forget money for drinks, spend your New Years in a private loft by Union Square and dance dance dance. Dress theme: Black & White http://www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?320365 PART with Brandt Brauer Frick from Uros Otasevic on Vimeo.
Francesco Masci is the artist/graphic designer behind this incredible piece , Techno Da Da, we saw at Haired in Miami this past Art Basel. The exhibition was creatively curated by Virginia Villari, co-founder of Creamhotel. Francesco originally from Rome began drawing before he could speak his first words. He began as a satirical cartoonist for newspapers in Italy before he dedicated himself completely to painting. One of the highlights has been Read More ...
Birds chirping, leaves rustling, fountains splashing – they’re the sounds that make parks so perfectly indulgent for for the ears. They’re the same sounds Openhouse Gallery is gonna use during its pop-up park called Park Here. Starting next week, Openhouse Gallery’s 201 Mulberry St. pop-up space will be transformed into Central Park during springtime. There will be beautiful foliage, murals, plush grass, a fountain, natural-sunlight lamps and plenty of furniture Read More ...
Brendan Wenzel is a New York-based illustrator with a great interest in all things furred, feathered and scaled. He is an ardent conservationist and a proud collaborator with many organizations working to ensure the future of wild places and threatened species, especially within Southeast Asia. His work has been shown internationally and regularly appears in McSweeney’s weekly section THE GOODS. Brendan is a graduate of Pratt Institute and is the Read More ...
Melissa Pinto is a Colombian born designer who graduated in 2003 from the Art Institute of Miami with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Interior Design. She began her career in Miami working with local designers on residential projects all over the city. She then handled projects on her own in buildings such as: Santa Maria Building, Murano Grande and a private residence in Key Biscayne. She also completed a Read More ...
Artist Roy Nachum’s ( 1979) exhibition “Blind” is being exhibited at Openhouse Gallery so check out his artwork that incorporates Braille encouraging viewers to not only see but to also touch the works of art. Nachum has always felt frustrated that when visiting a museum or gallery, no one can touch the art and during one in particular he took notice of the Braille signposts on the staircases and bathrooms. He Read More ...
