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Opening night at CUE ART CUE Art Foundation Has a Rowdy MFA Crowd at their Summer Opening The Joan Mitchell Foundation MFA Grant Recipients: CUE Art Foundation is currently hosting the tenth annual Joan Mitchell Foundation MFA Award exhibition. The exhibition artworks are all pictured below. Daniel Jackson, Rocket Pops – Oil on panel. 31.5″ x 33.25″ […]

Kasia Domanska’s oil paintings show us life at the beach during summer. ART It’s hot outside! “ENDLESS SUMMER” Paintings at the beach by Kasia Domanska 532 Gallery (Thomas Jaeckel Gallerist)A salty warm breeze, the sound of waves crushing and people playing, the beach during the summer is a place where life is “go-with-the-flow”. So forget […]

Tara Donovan’s “FOG” is made from clear drinking straws stacked together. When seeing the work, it is hard to know whether you are looking at a solid, a liquid or a cloud – your eyes simply cannot focus on it, when viewed straight on.   ART The FLAG Art Foundation shows works from a different perspective! […]

Title: “Jasmine/Never Sorry (for Ai Wei-wei)” Photography by Vicki DaSilva         ART     An event to promote an online art site makes it to a “BIG Screen” in Times Square. Thirty-five-thousands artists, from all over the globe, submitted art for a shot at having it displayed the evening of June 18, […]

ART Yoga is a beautiful site to behold, with the practitioners twisting and stretching the human body into shapes and line. It is so athletic as to it being considered as a sport for the Summer Olympic Games. Below please view some of the surreal theater that is “Competitive Yoga”.            […]

The painting, “The Rocky Mountains, Lander’s Peak” by Albert Bierstadt, as it looks in the museum. It was donated to The Metropolitan Museum of art in 1907, where it remains on permanent display.   ART The Rocky Mountains, Lander’s Peak Albert Bierstadt (1830-1902) 1863 Oil on canvas The Rocky Mountains, Lander’s Peak is a major work by […]

“THE USE AND ABUSE OF TECHNOLOGY” an installation/performance piece by Chin Chih Yang Technology is neutral in itself, but is utilized in art to realize an aesthetic presentation and it becomes a part of the message – while at the same time making a statement about technology’s role in how humans communicate, today. ART VERGE […]

At Pulse Art Fair 2012: Annie Han’s “2 Lead Pencils” a large installation at entrance to the fair.   ART Enjoy our tour around the Art World, literally, as we finish-up our coverage of the May 2012, NYC Art Fairs. This issue we look at PULSE ART FAIR, NY 2012. Ivan Capote’s “Happiness” created from […]

ART The Frieze Art Fair pitches collectors some great contemporary art and their new tent in NYC. A week ago, the Frieze Art Fair ended their first New York Fair in a $1.5 million, 1/2 mile long, white, twisting-snake-like tent on Randall’s Island.Randall’s Island, as it turns out, is the most difficult place to get […]

Christopher Walken reads & comments on “W.T.W.T.A.” Maurice Sendak  (1928-2012) Sendak was the best known children’s book author/illustrator of the last half of the 20th century. He was “The King of Children’s Picture Books” and what every children’s book author who followed him wanted to emulate. The only problem being, the process dramatically changed and […]