The Pony Effect: A 90s Sexy Cowboy Style Guide for a 30 Year Celebration
1996 was a very special year for hip hop and R&B—so many amazing songs came out. We’ll never forget “One in a Million” by Aaliyah or “Twisted” by Keith Sweat. Don’t forget “Ascension” by Maxwell. Nas came out with his second album. It was truly just a special year.
Creativo’s Top Picks from Armory Show 2025
Walking through the Armory Show this year, certain booths stopped me in my tracks. Here are the galleries and pieces that made the strongest impression.
Guild Hall’s Dual Exhibitions Featuring Mary Heilmann and Joel Mesler Through October 26
Guild Hall, East Hampton presents Mary Heilmann: Water Way and Joel Mesler: Miles of Smiles, exhibitions on view through October 26, 2025. Open Thu–Sun
Hamptons Fine Art Fair 2025: Our Favorite Artists and Booths
The Hamptons Fine Art Fair opened its doors on July 10, 2025, bringing together an eclectic mix of established and emerging artists in one of the most prestigious art destinations on the East Coast.
Amy Sillman at Dia Bridgehampton: An Innovative Take on Site-Specific Art
Amy Sillman’s Alternate Side (Permutations #1–32) at Dia Bridgehampton is the kind of exhibition that makes you rethink what art can do in a space. Instead of simply hanging paintings on walls, Sillman has painted and screenprinted directly onto the gallery walls themselves.
Guild Hall: A Cultural Renaissance in East Hampton
What sets Guild Hall apart from other cultural institutions isn’t just its storied past, but its unique synthesis of museum and theater under one roof. This weekend presents a perfect opportunity to experience the theater firsthand, with a Jazz Guitar concert scheduled for Saturday, July 5th.
The Ark: A Transformative Journey Through Art and Mythology at The Church in Sag Harbor
“The Ark,” currently on view at The Church in Sag Harbor through September 1, falls decisively into the latter category. Curated by Eric Fischl…
Phoenix: Cloe Galasso’s Rebirth into the Art World
“Phoenix”, deliberately misspelled to acknowledge that our realities require adjustment to rise from the ashes of change, is a solo show presenting Cloe Galasso’s most compelling and cohesive body of work to date.
“[Un]framing Gender”: Culture Lab LIC’s Dialogue on Identity and Expression
The opening reception of [Un]framing Gender at Culture Lab LIC on June 5th was nothing short of electric. The gallery buzzed with an energy that only comes when art speaks to the zeitgeist and challenges viewers to reconsider fundamental assumptions about identity, culture, and self-expression.
An Evening of Art and Advocacy: Celebrating Ariane Hafizi at Victor Gallery
The Victor Gallery in New York City has long established itself as more than just an exhibition space—it’s a cultural beacon that transforms evenings into meaningful encounters between art, community, and purpose.
