Dean Street Brooklyn Townhouse : From Sketch to Street with Brad Li
Anyone who knows the streets of brownstone Brooklyn will be astonished to
discover a standout contemporary townhome on Dean Street, the brainchild of Brad Li
(Li and Design Associates) and Ted Kane (Kane Aud Architects).
Inside the Mosaic Tile House: L.A.’s Most Unique Art Attraction
Bored of visiting the same museums? For those seeking a unique art experience in Los Angeles, look no further than the Mosaic Tile House.
The Immortal Bouquets of Anna Volkova: The Master of Porcelain
In an art world impacted by endless scrolling, stunt art, and immediate gratification, Anna Volkova’s work—and, by extension, her social media—stops viewers in their tracks.
Whispers Across Time: Urhobo + Abstraction
The newly renovated Michael C. Rockefeller Wing at the Metropolitan Museum of Art has opened, with a focus on the ancient Americas, sub-Saharan Africa, and Oceania.
Draped in Defiance: The Radical Elegance of Black Dandyism
The highly anticipated Costume Institute’s Superfine: Tailoring Black Style is now on view at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. A curation dedicated to Black dandyism and menswear, the unique exhibit covers centuries of Black history.
Floating Fixtures and Fibers: Galerie Maria Wettergren
Nestled in a side corner of TEFAF, a glow emits from Galerie Maria Wettergren. The soft, delicate nature of the space calls you in. Entering the gallery, one is drawn to its spacious layout and sparse work.
TEFAF RECAP: FOUR FAVORITES
With grandeur and heavy hitters, TEFAF rolled in as the finale to NY art week. Spanning two floors of the Park Avenue Armory, The European Fine Arts Fair welcomed the art and design industry’s crème de la crème and some fantastic newcomers.
Superfine : A Night of Black Style and Menswear
On a rainy first monday in May, The Costume Institute rolled out the flower-speckled midnight blue carpet to celebrate its newest exhibition – Superfine : Tailoring Black Style.
An American in Paris: Sargent Takes the MET
Known for capturing “the most fashionable people at the most fashionable place at the most fashionable time in the world”, John Singer Sargent has been described as America’s finest portraiture.
The Frick Reopens: The Must-See Museum for Spring
With a line around the Upper East Side block, museumgoers waited with excitement and anticipation to be let into the newly reopened Frick Collection. Yes, the Frick is finally back in its original home.
