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NOT JUST HIPSTERS: A Sampling of Art From Bushwick Open Studios
Bushwick, Brooklyn, New York – Monday, Jun 16, 2014 The neighborhood is filled with formal and renegade artists, performers, and merchants pouring from the streets, galleries, salons, bars showing arts...
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Cartoonist Lynda Barry’s First NYC Solo Fine Art Exhibition
New York – Wednesday, June 25, 2014 Lynda Barry, one of my all time favorite cartoonists (Marlys, The Good Times Are Killing Me, Cruddy), is finally having her first NYC solo show “Everything: Part...
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The Harlem Renaissance is back in the 2014 Harlem Arts Festival
Harlem, New York City – Thursday, June 26, 2014 Harlem has had its ups and downs throughout its history, to say the least. One of its shining times was the Harlem Renaissance in the 1930s, in which...
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Context is Everything: Summer Art Festival at Waterfall Mansion
New York – Thursday, June 12, 2014 When Kate Shin invited me to the opening of the Summer Art Festival at the Waterfall Mansion I had to come back to the city. Not that Manhattan was in absolute need...
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Making The Independent Artists Voices Heard
Clio Art Fair has been and still is the main art fair for independent artists in New York and was born from the idea of Founder and Director Alessandro Berni in 2014, of celebrating and promoting...
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The Nautilus, a Constellation of Lights in the City of Lights
The Nautilus, a Constellation of Lights in the City of Lights The Nautilus, NYC. Credit: Monica Herrera Summer is in full swing in New York City, a time of the year when outdoor activities take center...
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Clio Art Fair: The Interesting Highlighted Ninth Edition
Clio Art Fair, the Manhattan Anti-fair for independent artists just ended last week and, as usual, we were there. For the ninth edition, Asya Rotella (the daughter of the unforgettable master Mimmo...
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Clio Art Fair is Taking a Sabbatical Year
This week we had a chat with Alessandro Berni, the founder of Clio Art Fair. What is Clio Art Fair? Can you please describe Clio Art Fair to me? Clio Art Fair is a marketplace that allows independent...
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Glow-Art: Expanding Imaginations
Today we would like to introduce you to the Art photographer and Fashion Designer Ron Vestal, a hidden gem who connects the art world and fashion. Before we get into the informational questions, could...
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Meet the Artist Michael Alan Alien
Today we met the talented and creative Michael Alan Alien from NYC. You are an artist and you also perform in shows. Which side of the job do you like and enjoy the most? I like when everything blurs...
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THE (UN)FAIR is Back, Bigger, & More Popular Than Ever – Opening (Photos)
New York – Friday, March 7, 2014 After checking out the opening reception for the first ever Clio Art Fair Jamie Martinez from Artefuse and I grabbed a train up to 55th street for the opening night...
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Belly Full Of Artifacts: Performance Art At The (UN)Fair Sunday
New York – Sunday, March 9th, 2014 Sunday between 8pm – 10pm I will be performing two 10 minute butoh inspired pieces at THE (UN)FAIR. Belly full of artifacts by Betty T. Kao A scientist and a monk...
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SPRING/BREAK Art Show Is Your Elementary School On Psilocybin
New York – Saturday, March 8, 2014 This year the first of the Armory Arts Week press previews was for Spring / Break Art Show in an old school house (called The Old School) in Little Italy. It’s a...
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Triangulism @ Con Artist Collective
New York – Wednesday, March 26, 2014 One of the only Manhattan art collectives, Con Artist Collective, has currently on exhibit a trio of artists who’s work pushes the humble triangle to it’s extremes....
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Johnny Leo Projects Presents: Charity Art Auction Benefiting Dana-Farber...
New York – Friday, March 28, 2014 Last night my second art crawling stop was at The Lodge Gallery on Christie Street in Manhattan’s Chinatown for Johnny Leo Projects Presents: Charity Auction...
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It’s International Pillow Fight Day!
New York – Saturday, April 5, 2014 This afternoon in cities around the globe, people are gathering in town squares to beat the shit out of each other. Luckily they are using weapons purchased at Bed...
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Mark DeMaio’s Priests, Stilts, Clowns and Freaks – Nothing’s Sacred @ Sacred...
New York – Thursday, April 17, 2014 Hanging new work next to old painter Mark DeMaio‘s new show Priests, Stilts, Clowns and Freaks at Sacred Gallery, acts as a mini retrospective of sorts as we are...
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FRIEZE 2014 Art Week – May 8th -12th Your Artiholics NYC Art Fair Guide
New York – May 8 – 12, 2014 Navigating Frieze Art Week (May 8th -12th) in New York City isn’t easy. Three years ago when Frieze London decided to branch out and leap over the pond to Manhattan...
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A First Look at Cutlog Art Fair 2014
New York – Wednesday, May 7, 2014 Cutlog is the first of the Frieze Week Art Fairs to open their doors to the press and VIP’s. It’s hard to turn down an opportunity to check out the work before anyone...
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Is This Bushwick’s First Hipster? Meryl Meisler Photographed The Neighborhood...
New York City – Thursday, June 12, 2014 Meryl Meisler is a Brooklyn based photographer who captured a very tumultuous, dangerous, and simultaneously glamorous era in NYC history – the 1970s and 80s....
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