All men’s shows are not the same. They are a great place to see the latest in men’s fashion that will be coming soon to your favorite retailers. But finding brands and with the right point of view and products to match in not always easy when shows feature a multitude of brands. PROJECT presents:… Continue reading Men’s Fashion In Your Neighborhood
The Winter Show At 70 Years
The Winter Show in New York had another run this week featuring over 70 leading dealers from many different countries. As with past shows, there are new, returning, and longtime exhibitors showing museum-quality works in the fine and decorative arts from international makers and artists. All ticket proceeds from the fair and benefit events, directly… Continue reading The Winter Show At 70 Years
Fashion Trends at TEXWORLD NYC
What’s the start of fashion trends? For many designers even before the concept is set, they look to first the fabrics and other raw materials to spark their imagination. TEXWORLD NYC at the Javits Center this month is a great place to start exploring materials that will soon turn into the latest fashion trends. This… Continue reading Fashion Trends at TEXWORLD NYC
MAGIC in Miami: Latest Fashion Trends Heat Up The City
It is MAGIC in Miami, in more ways than one this January. Fashion trends in womenswear (apparel and accessories) are brought together at the Miami Beach Convention Center by Informa Markets Fashion. It was magical to see so many contemporary brands represented – international, across the USA and locally, showcase their products under one roof.… Continue reading MAGIC in Miami: Latest Fashion Trends Heat Up The City
Art In Miami Experience
This week marks the beginning of more great art in Miami, seen at special events throughout the city along with public art seemingly everywhere. With all the festivities going on a great place to start is at Mana Wynwood Convention Center, for Spectrum Miami and Red Dot Miami. The convention center has over 150,000 square… Continue reading Art In Miami Experience
The Disappointment Engine
Here’s to looking up at Jacob Hashimoto‘s immersive exhibition at the Miles McEnery Gallery in New York. The Disappointment Engine exhibit features eleven sculptural pieces made up of viruses, stained-glass windows, Atari circuit-board patterns, and leaf structures. Hashimoto explores what it means to build an understanding of oneself through the investigation of radio telescopes as… Continue reading The Disappointment Engine
Afro-Caribbean American Portrait Artist Kandy G Lopez Explores Identity
There aren’t that many surprises when wandering through art galleries in New York City neighborhoods. I was lucky enough to stumble upon works from Afro-Caribbean American portrait artist Kandy G Lopez with her innovative works. Ms. Lopez offers a personal perspective of those around her not with chiseled stone, paint on canvas or some other… Continue reading Afro-Caribbean American Portrait Artist Kandy G Lopez Explores Identity
Italian Pride
Celebrating in New York City the many contributions of Italians past, present and future.
Sunday With Gerhard Richter
The always spectacular artworks of Gerhard Richter, this time from a past exhibition at David Zwirner in New York. Below are pencil drawings, abstract paintings and colored ink drawings interpreted into inkjet prints. The Zwirner exhibition brought together a few of Richter’s last oil paintings with some of them shown in New York for the… Continue reading Sunday With Gerhard Richter
Nigeria Independence Parade Celebration
Nigerian Independence Parade celebrating 63 years of independence in New York City.
