Akishino’s Japanese Princess Mako Komuro has been spotted out with her usual husband Kei Komuro in New York City. The happy couple walked hand-in-hand through Midtown on Thursday. Mako, 30, cut a causal figure in a green skirt with black shirt and sweater paired with simple lace-up boots. She tied her long brown hair into … Read more
JT Besins – Maggio Cipriani – DJ Nick Cohen – Andy Valmorbida Carmen Jorda & Andy Valmorbida Vladimir Restoin Roitfeld & Fernando Garcia River-Labs introduces audiences to the future of art by building confidence in a landscape filled with uncertainty. Art is the Utility River-Labs is an incubator for contemporary artists and offers them a … Read more
Artist Rich Tu combines culture, education and community in his work. Rich Tu The visual arts sector continues to grow rapidly, integrating applications of artistic and technological talent into the entertainment, fashion and marketing industries around the world. Students are demanding more educational opportunities to get a head start on careers that often begin long … Read more
The brotherhood of artists behind the impressive collection included leading names such as Tadeusz Pruszkowski, Antoni Michalak, Bolesław Cybis, Jan Zamoyski and Jan Gotard. NAC A series of historically significant Polish paintings completed on the eve of World War II as a commission for the Polish Pavilion at the 1939 New York World’s Fair will … Read more
Art has fascinated Ed Gowen for as long as he can remember. “My mother told me that I draw since I was tall enough to hold a pencil,” said the Appomattox-based artist. He remembers getting his first oil painting set when he was 12, a gift from a school teacher, but he says he only … Read more
William Klein ‘Autoportrait’ (1993) © William Klein, courtesy of Gallery Howard Greenberg From everyday people on the streets of Manhattan and Brooklyn, Moscow, Rome, Tokyo and Paris, to boxing legend Cassius Clay on the brink of fame and Black Panther activist Eldridge Cleaver hiding from the FBI in Algeria, William Klein ” Yes” said. to … Read more
William Klein ‘Autoportrait’ (1993) © William Klein, courtesy of Gallery Howard Greenberg From everyday people on the streets of Manhattan and Brooklyn, Moscow, Rome, Tokyo and Paris, to boxing legend Cassius Clay on the cusp of fame and Black Panther activist Eldridge Cleaver hiding from the FBI in Algeria, William Klein has “Yes” said. to … Read more
The Center for the Latter-day Saint Arts, an independent non-profit organization, is bringing LDS artists of color and their works to downtown Salt Lake City for a June 18 performance and exhibition at the Convention Center. The event, which coincides with the closure of the Center’s New York gallery, represents the culmination of the organization’s … Read more
Co-organized with the Rauschenberg Foundation, Gladstone Gallery’s Robert Rauschenberg: Venetians and Early Egyptians, 1972-1974 drew unexpected attention during Frieze New York, showcasing rarely seen minimalist sculptures by the artist, best known for his mixed media canvas is known. But should we be surprised? The show coincided with the sale of Thaddeus Ropac at the Frieze … Read more