Spoons, matchsticks, and ballet slippers are just some of the odds and ends that artist Lyle Reimer intricately assembles—and adheres to his face and neck—to create his opulent and genre-bending photographic self-portraits. The Saskatchewan-born artist, who works under the name Lyle XOX, spends hours upon hours cutting, gluing, and shaping […]
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Sign up for our COVID-19 newsletter to stay up-to-date on the latest coronavirus news throughout New York City Following a six-month closure, the Queens Museum is welcoming back the community on Wednesday, Sept. 16, with four new exhibits free of admission, as well as the unveiling of a citywide public […]
NEW YORK, Sept. 22 (UPI) — Cassilly Adams’ 1888 painting Custer’s Last Fight — copies of which still hang in drinking establishments across the American West today — was the inspiration for author Craig Johnson’s latest Sheriff Walt Longmire adventure. His novel Next to Last Stand hits bookshelves Tuesday. “The […]
Corina Larpin’s Repulse Bay flat. Photography: John Butlin. Styling: Flavia Markovits. Photo assistant: Timothy Tsang House hunting in Hong Kong can be a long-drawn-out process but not, it seems, if you are Corina Larpin. The uber-glamorous owner and creative director of luxury jewellery brand StefEre, whose client list reads like […]
DAMARISCOTTA — River Arts Gallery will present Jacqueline Johnson in a solo show in the River Room, located at 36 Elm St. This exhibition will run from Friday, Sept. 11 through Wednesday, Sept. 23. Johnson’s work, deeply inspired by nature and her concern for climate change, combines her fine technical […]
Work by Jacqueline Johnson Submitted photo DAMARISCOTTA — River Arts Gallery presents Jacqueline Johnson in a solo show in the River Room. The exhibition runs from Friday, Sept. 11, through Thursday, Sept. 23. Johnson’s work, deeply inspired by nature and her concern for climate change, combines her fine technical skill […]
AMSTERDAM — Couples who want children of their own got a brief taste of parenthood by creating their own “digital babies” during a virtual reality art exhibit in the Netherlands. Visitors selected the baby’s character traits, physical appearance and other features by answering questions on a computer tablet. They sat […]
Image: NeoText In a not-entirely-unfamiliar world harshly divided along class lines, where elections are canceled and the wealthy keep a tight hold on power, a young basketball star who just happens to be descended from the legendary rebel queen Boudica decides enough is enough. That’s the set-up for Ho Che […]
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Hillary Peckham Photo Courtesy: Etain LLC Etain Health, New York’s only family-run, women-owned vertically integrated agribusiness and medical marijuana dispensary, has opened its new flagship facility at 242 East 58th Street on August 6, 2020. The Peckham family, which owns the premium cannabis company, transformed the 5,000 square foot street […]
Susan Chen, Aric, Eric, Alex Chen, 2019 Oil on linen. Susan Chen In an art world that mirrors the country’s overall inequality in terms of distribution of wealth, it’s undeniable that artists have been drastically tested by the crises of 2020. Starting out during a state of emergency has put […]
* Sandra Williams and Toan Vuong, Gomez Art Supply, 122 N. 14th St. * Sarah Jones, A Novel Idea Bookstore, 118 N. 14th St. This piece by Hannah Demma is one of the works she’ll display in the window at Tsuru in Tugboat Gallery’s “Gawk” outdoor art walk Friday. Tugboat […]
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Much like other mysteriously named decor movements, art deco is one of those styles you hear about again and again—without ever catching exactly what it means. The art deco design revolution of the 1920s and 1930s symbolized the optimism and rapid change of the industrial age—with an emphasis on clean […]
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Sand Art is a fun activity to do, and it’s so easy and effective! With Sand Art you can make a statement in your home and show how much you like the beach! When thinking of the beach, of course you have to think of sand! To me the beach […]
Darius LeBeaux Bachelor of Interior Design Darius LeBeaux didn’t come to LSU intending to study interior design. “I was a biology major first, and I found myself unhappy,” he shared. When he was young, Darius was interested in interior design without necessarily realizing it: he would re-arrange the furniture in […]