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Hamptons Luxury Art Scene

Bridgehampton, NY, July 7, 2015-- Art collectors, influencers, and the local Hamptons elite came out to support the annual charity art exhibition -- ArtHamptons this fourth of July weekend. On hand to share their wares and masterpieces were artists and agents from 70 fine art galleries across the globe. The venue was a sprawling private estate…

ByRich ValdesJuly 7, 20150Comments

Arts Cities Culture New York City

Fashion inspired art galleries in New York City

Whether it's pop culture, global fashion or the history of fashion in New York City, these art galleries will take you through the past and around the globe. Global Fashion - Fashion & Textile Gallery Capitals The Museum at FIT, Seventh Avenue at 27th Street, New York, NY 10001 212.217.4558 June 2 - November 14, 2015 As globalization…

ByOlivia RahimJune 29, 20150Comments

Arts Cities Culture New Jersey

“GlassBook Project: Provisions”

The Gateway Project will present “GlassBook Project: Provisions” a collaborative project by artists Nick Kline & Adrienne Wheeler with Endless Editions, Samantha Boardman and Rutgers University-Newark Book Arts Class from June 4 –August 14, 2015 . Provisions is an exhibition of artist books inspired by the recordings of the Krueger-Scott African-American Oral History Collection, consisting…

ByOlivia RahimJune 24, 20150Comments

Arts Cities Culture Dubai New York City

The F.A.B. new way to buy and sell art wherever you are

NEW global online auction house Fine Art Bourse (F.A.B.) is challenging the centuries old business model established by Sotheby’s and Christie’s as it slashes fees and simplifies the process. Just launched at www.fineartbourse.com, F.A.B. will charge a buyer’s commission of just 5%, compared to the 25% fee commanded by most of the traditionalists, as it offers…

ByGuest ContributorJune 23, 20150Comments

Arts Culture Music

INTERVIEW WITH LA POP/TRAP ARTIST LITTLE TRIBE POW!

Find out how this artist pushes the creative envelope through her music and fashion, one pair of 6” platforms at a time. Photo Credit: Rosella Fontes Can we just take a minute to thank the Internet for so many things, like being able to read up on the latest news, checking to see…

ByMateo PalacioJune 13, 20150Comments

Arts Cities Culture New Jersey

Bringing Art to Newark

The Gateway Project, in Newark’s Gateway Center opens their doors to a newly renovated and expanded 3-level 50,000 square foot art hub. Connected to the Newark Penn Station, the location could not be anymore perfect as 30,000 commuters pass through the concourse and the open space gallery daily. The gallery will have a roster of…

ByOlivia RahimMay 11, 20150Comments

Arts Cities Culture New York City

Art Expo is back in New York City

Artexpo New York, the world’s largest fine art trade show for the last 36 years. Each year hundreds of top contemporary artists, galleries, art dealers, collectors, architects, interior designers and other industry professionals gather at this four-day event. Artexpo is held every spring showcasing over 400 innovative exhibiting artists, galleries and publishers from across the…

ByOlivia RahimApril 24, 20150Comments

Arts Cities Culture Entertainment Movies New York City

The Devil Sees Red – A Daredevil Bootleg Review

A Daredevil by any other name would be just as sweet, as this homage to the Hell’s Kitchen native proves. With such a short runtime, The Devil Sees Red is able to establish itself as many things. It is a love letter to Daredevil, a homage to the streets of New York that lends itself…

ByJohn LorenApril 11, 20150Comments

Arts Cities Culture Entertainment Los Angeles

Louie Is Back with Season 5! Rejoice!

Louie is back for Season 4 and he returns with more a whimper than a bang (not that that is a bad thing as I will explain). However, in that whimper there’s moments of heart and alienation more attuned to real-life than just about anything else on TV. It’s rare for a premiere to be…

ByJohn LorenApril 9, 20150Comments

Arts Celebrity Cities Culture Entertainment Los Angeles

Inside Oscar Week in Hollywood with Edward Bass

Whiplash Stars Miles Teller and J.K. Simmons Many years ago I worked with Michel Litvak at a company called Bold Films and I can tell you, without a doubt, that his films Whiplash and Nightcrawler definitely reflect his talent on understanding scripts and picking the kind of things that many in the mainstream would pass.…

ByEdward BassMarch 19, 20150Comments

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