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Born in Nantong, China, in 1963, contemporary artist Xiangdong Chen is most widely recognized as the first artist to successfully infuse porcelain with painting. He has created visually remarkable works that demonstrate his unparalleled proficiency of painting, glazing, kiln firing, and porcelain, and his distinctive rendering of the symbols of Oriental culture with New York’s creative […]
Continue ReadingSummer is right around the corner and everyone will be looking for a nice way to enjoy the warm days ahead. With so many things to do in and around the city, it’s easy to get overwhelmed by the number of things to do in a single day, let alone three months. Here are a […]
Continue ReadingLisa Rosenbaum, Anthoula Katsimatides, Hunter Avery and Michele Peacock Hunter Mountain Film Festival Awards Gala The Hunter Mountain Film Festival (HMFF) recently took place in Hunter and Tannersville, NY and one of the highlights was the Gala Awards where the very best of the festival were honored. Anthoula Katsimatides (Actress from CBS’s, FBI and producer of the HMFF Best Documentary winning Olympia) was the emcee of the event […]
Continue ReadingYou Are Invited David Datuna’s “Closing Eternity” unveiling Friday May 31st 8am – 8pm 2. David Datuna Gallery Opening Thursday June 20th 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM 43-05 Vernon Blvd Long Island City Cloning Eternity New York based artist David Datuna will be unveiling his two-part installation entitled “Closing Eternity” at a day-long “Art Happening” […]
Continue ReadingIt doesn’t matter who you ask or what you read, the sentiment about Explora properties is unanimous. With luxury lodges in some of the most sensational locations across South America, it was the original and is still the best. Typically nestled within landscapes that you thought existed only in the pages of National Geographic, Explora […]
Continue ReadingPhoto Credit: Dan Keinan Gardening in Sag Harbor Noble Black is one of Manhattan’s top residential real estate brokers. Ranked at number eight in the city by the Wall Street Journal, and number 44 nationwide with more than $1.2 billion in sales to his name, he was the winner of the Top Broker Award at […]
Continue ReadingText by: Daniela Gentile New York City-based artist Robert Cenedella is known mostly for his satirical work, which depicts changing rituals and myths of contemporary American society. Amongst his famous paintings is “The Tourist,” which features a parody of L.L. Bean catalogue with, a giant lobster sitting at a table with a steamed tourist on his plate. In the ‘60’s, […]
Continue ReadingKeith Powers, Lucia Hwong Gordon, and Ben Kallos Stride Arts, a brand-new art and exhibition space in the heart of Manhattan held its Grand Opening, before opening to the public on Friday, May 17. Founded and directed by Angel Zhang, the gallery specializes in working with modern and contemporary artists and presents some of today’s […]
Continue ReadingStride Arts is a brand-new art and exhibition space in the heart of Manhattan that will open on Friday, May 17. The gallery will present some of today’s most notable and passionate emerging and established artists while offering a variety of ownership options for art aficionados. Founded by, and under the direction of, Angel Zhang, […]
Continue ReadingMuseum Shows Lighting artist Bentley Meeker opened two exhibitions almost simultaneously in two different countries. “Exploring Light” opened with Garvey|Simon gallery in New York City to coincide with Armory Week, and “Immaculate Refraction,” a museum exhibition, launched at Penticton Art Gallery in British Columbia. The two shows are similar in size, each with 40 illuminated […]
Continue ReadingHope for Depression Research Foundation Style icon and depression advocate Audrey Gruss perfume hope – “the uplifting fragrance,” continues to garner critical acclaim. The collection, which is developing new products […]
Continue ReadingA New York Moment Just eight months into her acting studies, Anthoula Katsimatides landed a role with Oscar-winning director Ang Lee in “Taking Woodstock.” “I was like, well, this isn’t that hard. I was only doing this for eight months, and I got a job. What are people complaining about?” she laughs. Katsimatidis quickly realized […]
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