October 26, 2012 – 2:49 pm
Anyone who has lived in New York long enough can walk through SoHo and play the game. Donna Karen’s DKNY used to be Sonnabend and the Leo Castelli Gallery, Ellie Tahari used to be the Mary Boone Gallery, Adidas the Gagosian Gallery, and so on. But, last month, if you arrived at Ennio Capasa’s flagship [...]
By Rena Silverman
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Posted in Art, Design, Events, Exhibits, Fashion, Film
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Also tagged 40 Minutes, Aarong Young, Adidas, Al Pacino, Avant-garde, BFA, Billy Farrell Agency, Cannes, Casper, Cindy Sherman, CoSTUME NATIONAL, Cruising, Daniel Firman, Donna Karen’s DKNY, Ellie Tahari, Ennio Capasa, Fashion Week, Frédéric Beigbeder, Frieze, Galerie Perrotin, gay rights, Graham Rawle, iller Diamond Engagement Ring, james franco, Kenny Komer, Lea, Linda, Mary Boone Gallery, Metro Pictures, Natacha Polaert, New No Dark Wave, New Wave-No Wave-Dark Wave, New York, Nouvelle Garde, NYFW, S.P.Q.R, SFMOMA, tobias wong, Travis Mathews, Untitled Film Stills, Val Lauren, waow, William Friedkin, Woman’s World
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London’s perennially popular Frieze Art Fair descended on New York City for the first time last week with a roar, bringing with it Frieze’s famous custom-designed tent (this iteration designed by Brooklyn-based SO-IL), and unique programming around the fair’s temporary home on Randall’s Island. The Frieze Art Fair, organized by the inimitable duo Amanda Sharp [...]
By Pip Deely
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Posted in Architecture, Art, Dance, Design, Dossier, Et cetera, Events, Exhibits
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Also tagged Adam Reich, Anniversary Gala, Ben Schmacher, Billy Farell, Billy Farell Agency, Bortolami, Bortolami Gallery, Brennan & Griffen, Bureau, Creative Time, David Adamo, Essex Street gallery, Frieze, Frieze Projects, Helmut Lang, Henry Codax, Jacob Kassay, Justin Matherly, Kalika Farmer, Leif Ritchey, Linda Nylind, Liturgy, Lucio Fontana, Martos Gallery, Mary Weatherford, Mykki Blanco, NADA, New York, NYC, Olivier Mosset, Pip Deely, Randall’s Island, Ryan McGinley, Team Gallery, The Journal Gallery, Untitled Gallery, Uri Aran, Virginia Overton
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March 25, 2012 – 12:33 pm
A portrait of a frenetic Christopher Walken takes over both the psychic and physical space on the second floor of the old Dia Center for the Arts in Chelsea. The actor appears contemplative, his life experience revealed through lines on his face rendered in a volcano of warm reds, yellows and oranges; his facial hair [...]
By Yasha Wallin
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Posted in Art, Events, Exhibits, Features, Film
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Also tagged Agnes Gund, Alex Hank, Ana Lerario, Ana Sokoloff, Anh Duong, Billy Farrell Agency, Carmen Dell'Orefice, Charlotte Rampling, Christopher Walken, Dia Center for the Arts, Dree Hemingway, Gay Talese, Joe Schildhorn, Karen Wong, Miguelina Gambaccini, Natacha Polaert, Nouvelle Garde, Richard Flood, Robert Geller, ROOMMATES, Rossana Lerdo, sokoloff + associates, Wet Heat Project, Yasha Wallin, Yvonne Force Villareal, Zani Gugelmann
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December 4, 2011 – 10:59 am
Maybe more interesting than what happens at the Art Basel Miami Beach fair during the day is what happens at night during the parties. Here are photos from some of those events that have taken place over the past few days. Above photo: Friday, December 2: Gagosian Gallery party at The Standard Hotel Thursday, December [...]
By Hans Longo
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Posted in Art, Events, Performing Arts
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Also tagged Andre Balazs, Barbara Sukowa, Delano Hotel, Dzine, Jerry's Diner, Jon Kessler, Le Baron Miami, Performa Ten Great Years Celebration, Robert Longo, The New World Symphony, The Standard Hotel, The X-Patsys, visionaire
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November 17, 2009 – 5:51 am
Spending a night in Roger Ballen’s Boarding House is not for the faint of heart. Since the 1970s, Ballen has built his artistic career upon twisted, soul-wrenching photographs that depict South Africa’s pain and poverty through a distorted, dream-like lens and through his new book, named for an abandoned Johannesburg warehouse-turned-impoverished residence he dubs “the [...]
