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One Year Later, Screwed Up MLK Memorial Remains Unfixed
You know what they say about government in these parts. And while I don’t necessarily share the sentiments of a certain platform, I can say that when it comes to art, the government doesn’t
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Boston AHTS Festival Is Back
It’s back! I always love this weekend for a few reasons. 1. It’s bringing together the city’s wealth of artists, from the established to the new round of art school students, and they are
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ICA UK Brings Us Art on Wheels with ART DRIVE!
It all started when French race car driver asked his buddy Alexander Calder to do a little project: marry artistic excellence with an ‘already perfect object’. The Art-Car was born and BMW brings us
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Exhibition Alert: Rodin Museum Re-Opening
Great news for everyone! The Rodin Museum in Philadelphia is reopening this July 13th! Newly renovated, re-imagined and restored to it’s glory when it first opened in 1929, the Rodin Museum is the most
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Inspriation Nation: Jonas Burgert
German artist Jonas Burgert is just wonderful. There, I said it. He has a way of mercilessly blending iconography and ritual with urban exploration, civilization (re)discovery and dangerous whimsey. It’s as if someone slipped
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Adventures in Art: Black Tie Black Out
True Story*. About a year ago, I was invited by my boss and friend, Leigh, to attend a black tie gala with her and two other friends. The event: Oscar night! Naturally, I was
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Steve Martin Set To Score ‘As You Like It’ in NYC this Summer
Here’s Steve Martin tearing up some bluegrass and taking on a job that pretty much carves my trip to NYC this summer in stone. Let’s just say, something fantastic this way comes&#
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Gallery 1988: Art to Laugh With & At
Gallery 1988, the preeminent showplace for pop-culture contemporary art that normal people can enjoy, appreciate and understand and not feel intimidated going into the actual space, is a gallery after my own heart. They
Read More »Annie Leibovitz ‘Pilgrimage’ at the Smithsonian
After some devastating financial issues rocked the photographer, Annie Leibovitz took a look around. Around her life, the people that are surrounding her and around the country. The result is Pilgrimage and it is
Read More »Want A Banksy? Go Ahead & Steal One
The Art Series Hotels in Melbourne, Australia have hosted quite the contest: if you could steal a Banksy off their walls, you could keep it. Ok then!
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