From September 8th to October 21st, Galerie Perrotin will be presenting Daniel Arsham’s latest exhibition, 3018. Daniel’s interest in materials-synthetic and natural, manmade and geological—pervades all the work on view, and with 3018, Arsham remains committed to his signature gesture: transposition. He casts common objects in geological materials that render them as obsolete as they are recognizable, thus…
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Listing: Sustainable Fashion Discussion at French Embassy
Fashion and sustainability could be considered contradictory by essence. Fashion is not meant to be durable, seasons and trends make it ephemeral. Taking this into account, is it possible yet to conceive a system where slow fashion, recyclable fashion and sustainability can have a relevant place in our society? Many initiatives have already been established…
Written For Dance, RIOULT Dance NY’s 2018 Season
Living Separately, Thriving Together ; A look into the creative minds of Pascal Rioult and Polina Nazaykinskaya By Sarah Badham When asked about transitioning from dancer to choreographer, Pascal Rioult, of RIOULT Dance NY, recalls working with Martha Graham. He remembers her saying that she was put on this earth to be a choreographer, and…
Listing: MIA Screening at 9th Annual SoHo International Film Festival
Feature film from, writer-director-actress, Galia Barkol sets NYC Premiere! In an era and city that is pushing for more inclusion actresses, like Galia Barkol, have found empowerment to tell the stories that, until now, women have struggled to tell. MIA (Sundance Screenwriter’s Lab Semi-Finalist Script) is the story of an immigrant woman in NYC during an “in-between”…
Listing: Joshua Beamish/MOVETHECOMPANY Presents The Masque of the Red Death
Joshua Beamish/MOVETHECOMPANY Presents The Masque of the Red Death Inspired by the Edgar Allan Poe June 28, 2018 at 8pm June 29, 2018 at 8pm The Joyce Theater Since their last appearance at The Joyce Theater’s Ballet Festival in 2015, Joshua Beamish/MOVETHECOMPANY has continued to thrill audiences, most recently at Canada’s National Arts Centre and in…
The Best and Worst Looks of the 2018 Met Gala
The Costume Institute’s spring 2018 exhibition—at The Met Fifth Avenue and The Met Cloisters— features a dialogue between fashion and medieval art from The Met collection to examine fashion’s ongoing engagement with the devotional practices and traditions of Catholicism. Serving as the cornerstone of the exhibition, papal robes and accessories from the Sistine Chapel sacristy,…
Fittingly Themed ‘Save The World’ Mural Comes To Brooklyn
Overlooking the East River, a new four-story mural was unveiled last weekend at 188 Eagle Street in Brooklyn by British artist, D*Face. Appropriately titled for the moment, ‘Save The World’, it was created in conjunction with the first U.S edition of the Moniker International Art Fair and underwritten by Kaspersky Lab — their newst collaboration…
PHOTOS: YAGP Gala Brings Out Hollywood and Ballet Stars
Advancing young ballet dancers is Youth America Grand Prix’s mission. Last evening at their ‘Stars of Today Meets the Stars of Tomorrow’ gala at Lincoln Center NBC’s Hoda Kotb took to the stage and addressed the standing room only crowd, “YAGP bridges the gap between young dancers and their education and performance opportunities. It sends…
Listing: Museum of Arts & Design Annual Gala, Jewelry Expo
From April 16 – 21, 2018, The Museum of Arts and Design will present LOOT: MAD About Jewelry, its annual exhibition and sale featuring designs from 35 emerging and acclaimed international jewelry artists. Now in its 18th edition, LOOT has become known as the ultimate pop-up shop for contemporary artist-made jewelry, where collectors and jewelry enthusiasts…
The Best Places To Buy Unique Holiday Gifts
Everybody has gotten a sweater, socks, a candle from Jo Malone… you know the drill. It’s always nice to receive but not something to write home about. So, what’s the secret? Where do you find creative, inspiring gifts to gush about? Museum gift shops! They always have the move unique items. All the way from…
Dance Magazine Awards Honoring Rennie Harris, Diana Vishneva, Linda Celeste Sims & Marika Molnar
Have you ever taken a moment to marvel at the concept of an art museum? Each room is filled with works of art that have a rich history, bring different feelings to fruition, have the ability to transport you back in time or expose you to a concept you never knew existed. With a mere…
Art Basel with Michael Wein’s ROYGBIV
ROYGBIV was Michael Wein’s first solo exhibition during Art Basel. Displaying many facets of the “prism” is symbolic to the way Michael lives his life; beliefs stemming from the fluidity and color of life which associates him with the Growth Mindset. He doesn’t see life’s challenges with one fixed solution. This is how Michael shifts his…
