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.
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.
Art Bath Review: An Evening of Artistic Immersion A Multisensory Celebration at the Historic Blue Building
Last Friday evening, April 25, the historic Blue Building on East 46th Street transformed into a haven for artistic expression as Art Bath presented its latest immersive performance salon.
Weaving Space: Identity, Memory, and Resilience in the Art of Qinza Najm
In the exhibition “Weaving Space,” artist Qinza Najm invites viewers into a deeply personal exploration of identity, memory, and resilience through striking works hand painted directly onto reclaimed Persian carpets—not just any carpets, but ones the artist herself has lived with, sat upon with family and friends, and carried through her own personal journeys.
Living Art and Orchids: A Breathtaking Journey Through Mexican Design at NYBG
The New York Botanical Garden’s 22nd annual Orchid Show transformed the winter landscape into a breathtaking Mexican-inspired paradise, proving once again why this exhibition has become a must-see cultural event.
Dieter Roth. Islandscapes shines at Hauser & Wirth during IFPDA week
Hauser and Wirth’s current exhibition, “Islandscapes,” offers a mesmerizing journey through Dieter Roth’s transformative approach to printmaking and artistic expression.
Rhyme with Reason: Irish Tapestry Studio puts Sustainability First
“Ninety percent of carpets are made with non-sustainable synthetic fiber. That same percentage also goes to waste.” Leading a sustainable campaign to revitalize wool production and design heritage in Ireland, New York-based Dubliner Claire McGovern is the voice behind the award winning Rhyme Studios…
WAX: The African Fabric at the Heart of Fashion and Art
As the curtains fall on Paris Fashion Week, the city’s artistic energy continues to thrive, seamlessly blending fashion with art. This season, museums across Paris have embraced this synergy, showcasing exhibitions that celebrate the intricate relationship between these two realms. Notably, the Musée de l’Homme has unveiled WAX…
Grasslands: The Afrofuturistic Journey of Mwinga Sinjela’s Artistic Evolution
Wells is gracious and indulges me on the query I’m sure her entire immediate circle has asked her. Nonetheless, in Corbet’s sweeping immigrant story about a genius architect, one her favorite scenes takes place at an Italian stone quarry, where the material’s sheer magnitude takes over the screen.
Australian Visions: Coma Gallery Makes Impressive Debut at Felix LA
In the bustling landscape of Los Angeles art fairs, the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel once again transformed into a vibrant hub of contemporary art for the annual Felix LA.
