Bridging High Art and Popular Culture with “Match with Art’s” Salome
In the often intimidating world of high art, where pristine gallery walls and hushed museum spaces can feel exclusionary to many, one content creator is breaking down barriers with an innovative approach: matching her outfits to artworks.
From Ballet to the Bronx: The Inspiring Journey of Chef Sam Lopez
In the heart of the Bronx, along the Grand Boulevard that was once meant to rival Paris’ Champs-Elysees, Chef Sam Lopez has created something extraordinary. His dining concept, Ocho Plato, isn’t just about serving meals – it is about healing, connection and the transformation of both food and community.
Francesco Arena’s God sculpture Debuts in Thailand’s Art Forest
In the verdant expanse of Thailand’s Khao Yai Art Forest, Italian artist Francesco Arena has created a striking dialogue between human intervention and natural space. His work, “GOD” composed of two monumental stones found on the grounds…
Fired Up: Why Hot Glass is the Coolest Exhibit in Delray
For those in the Palm Beach area for the season, look no further than the Cornell Art Museum’s Hot Glass Exhibit to immerse yourself in the warm embrace of local and international glass art. Discover surprising and stunning glass creations in Delray, curated in collaboration with Benzaiten Center for Creative Arts.
From Portugal to the Big Apple: Lotty Carrington’s Journey to Find her Voice
In the bustling heart of New York City, 18-year old Lotty Carrington is crafting a musical identity that bridges continents, generations and genres. Currently studying at the New School of Jazz and Contemporary Music, this Portuguese-born artist brings a fresh perspective to R&B and pop…
Performance Review: Nai-Ni Chen Dance Company’s Lunar New Year of the Snake
Nai-Ni Chen Dance Company’s Lunar New Year of the Snake Nai-Ni Chen Dance Company Dominique Aronson February 3, 2025 4 min read Youtube Instagram Link In a dazzling display of local artistic excellence, the Fort Lee-based Nai-Ni Chen Dance Company’s 2025 Lunar New Year celebration at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center showcases the incredible […]
Singing in the Rain : 070 Shake Petrichor Tour
On a hazy and rainy February 1st night, myself and a legion of devoted youth ventured out of our warm corners of the city. Our roads intersected at the historic King Theatre in Flatbush, where we congregated in the hallowed cultural landmark to hear 070 Shake wail about the triumphs and pitfalls of love.
Francie Cohen: Journey to Art Basel and how She is lifting up Women and Non-Binary Voices
Francie Cohen, originally from Milwaukee, Wisconsin and currently a senior at The New School, is New York’s ultimate Renaissance woman. From modeling, social media marketing, painting, and everything in between…
Made in L.A.: Rising from the Ashes the Hammer Museum’s Biennial Moves Forward
The Hammer Museum in Los Angeles has announced 27 artists for its influential Made in L.A. biennial, opening in October. The 2024 edition brings together established artists such as Carl Cheng, John Knight, Patrick Martinez, Will Rawls…
Movie Review: A Complete Unknown
Bringing the story of Bob Dylan, one of the scrawniest American singer-songwriters to be a sex symbol in music, to the screen was truly a treat for the eyes and ears I cannot rave about enough.
