Next to Google NYC Headquarters and many other tech companies and start-ups, you will find, under a scafolding, the entrance of ARTECHOUSE NYC (439 W. 15th Street, NYC), in the heart of the Chelsea Market, in the exciting Meat Packing District. Just getting into ARTECHOUSE NYC is a misterious, seductive endevour, making you wonder what is waiting forContinue Reading
The Algonquin Hotel, a historic landmark in Midtown Manhattan, has long been a hub for literary and theatrical figures. It is particularly famous as the meeting place for the Algonquin Round Table of the 1920s, that brought together luminaries such as Dorothy Parker, Robert Benchley, Harold Ross, Alexander Woollcott, FranklinContinue Reading
Flora Yukhnovich’s exhibition, “Four Seasons,” at The Frick Collection is a site-specific installation that directly responds to the museum’s permanent collection of paintings by French Rococo artist François Boucher. Flora Yukhnovich, born in 1990, is a British painter known for her contemporary interpretation of the Rococo style. She developed herContinue Reading
Mercer Labs Museum of Art and Technology, is an innovative museum spanning 36,000 square feet, it features 15 interactive exhibition spaces that blend art and technology to create immersive, multi-sensory experiences and a collaborative plataform where artists, musicians, filmmakers, designers, and creatives design ecosystems where diverse forms of creative expression thrive.Continue Reading
Gregg LeFevre is a New York-based artist known for his extensive body of public and private art, often incorporating cast metal reliefs that delve into the history and character of specific locations. With many permanently installed public artworks across numerous American cities including New York, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, and LosContinue Reading
The Frick Collection in NYC has unveiled its renovation, marking the most significant upgrade since its 1935 opening. Led by Selldorf Architects, the multi-year project has not only restored the historic first-floor galleries but, for the first time, opened the original Frick family home’s second floor to the public. ThisContinue Reading
“ROLLING STONE PRESENTS: AMPLIFIED” at ARTECHOUSE NYC, a virtual museum, nestled within the vibrant Chelsea Market, home of the big techs and various NYC tech start up hubs, promises an “immersive rock experience” and delivers on that front with a dazzling visual feast. Are you a music lover? Love liveContinue Reading
After an extensive five-year, $220 million renovation, the venerable Frick Collection has once again opened its doors to the public at its historic Fifth Avenue location. The meticulous project has breathed new life into the Gilded Age mansion, offering visitors expanded gallery space, now incorporating the once-private second floor ofContinue Reading
Thousands flocked to Fifth Avenue this past Sunday for the annual Easter Parade and Bonnet Festival, a vibrant New York City tradition that dates back to the 1870s. The avenue, stretching from 49th to 57th Streets, transformed into a dazzling display of creativity as participants donned elaborate and whimsical hatsContinue Reading
The Industrial Evolution Collection is an imaginative and dark projection of a post apocalyptic future where the human species has lost control over what it had previously manufactured. The products of industry that were formally used as vital pieces in the construction of the human’s built environment are now aliveContinue Reading
