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New Westward Eye Exhibit Opening this Month

Posted by: Marie Condry on October 7th, 2011

The Westward Eye is opening on October 21 at the McNeill Art Group Tribeca Space. Curated by Beth McNeill, this exhibition looks into the current state of the Los Angeles modern art scene. [...read more]

Haute 100 Update: Frank Gehry to Design $66M Performing Arts Center – NYC’s Largest [PHOTOS]

Posted by: Pauline Sung on September 27th, 2011

World famous architect Frank Gehry, who was been hired to design some of the globe’s most high-profile luxury buildings, has signed on to design the Signature Center at the Signature Theatre Company in New York City. The 20-year-old company with its critically acclaimed programs will open the new center in February 2012. [...read more]

Los Angeles County Museum of Art’s New Piece: 340-ton Boulder

Posted by: Alison Cavatore on September 26th, 2011

Michael Heizer’s massive outdoor sculpture, “Levitated Mass” has a centerpiece that the Los Angeles County Museum of Art is performing an intricate, complex, expensive and potentially dangerous process that has required more than a year of logistical preparations. [...read more]

Haute Culture: French Institute Alliance Française Presents “Diane Venet: The Artist as Jeweler,” in Conjunction with MAD Museum’s “Picasso to Koons: Artist as Jeweler”

Posted by: Benjamin-Emile Le Hay on September 26th, 2011

On Thursday, September 22, New York’s premiere French cultural institution, French Institute Alliance Française (FIAF) hosted a talk with Diane Venet, guest curator of the Museum of Arts and Design’s current exhibition, Picasso to Koons: Artist as Jeweler. [...read more]

Art Basel Installation of Will Ryman’s 65th Street” Rose Sculpture to Debut at the Sagamore Hotel in Miami

Posted by: Casey Brooks on September 21st, 2011

This year, Miami's Art Basel gets a little brighter with the addition of a colossal rose bed, soaring at over 20 feet high, over the beach front of the Sagamore Hotel. Artist Will Ryman's towering rose sculptures have been seen all over the US and across New York's Park Avenue. Set to "bloom" on November 27, the rose will remain on display though December 4, the last day of the celebrated Art Basel Fair. [...read more]

Haute 100 Update: Pop Artist Romero Britto to Hold Solo Exhibition to Benefit Show Your Hearts

Posted by: Pauline Sung on September 21st, 2011

World-renowned pop artist Romero Britto will be holding an exclusive exhibition – with the entire collection available for acquisition – in Houston’s Off the Wall Gallery at the Galleria. The self-taught Brazilian artist is based in Miami but is bringing an incredible collection to Texas for his solo exhibition with a portion of all proceeds to benefit the Show Your Hearts organization. [...read more]

Haute Art: Time Lapse Video With Giorgio Armani for Richard Hambleton: A Retrospective

Posted by: Haute Living on September 16th, 2011

After a star studded party last week thrown in partnership with Giorgio Armani, a new video has been released that takes you behind the scenes of Richard Hambleton: A Retrospective installation process. [...read more]

The New Gypsies by Iain Mckell Opening Tonight At Clic Gallery

Posted by: Ashley Joy Parker on September 15th, 2011

Fashion and social documentary photographer Iain McKell’s The New Gypsies exhibition opens in New York today at Clic Gallery, with a reception tonight from 6pm-8pm McKell has tracked and befriended a ‘small tribe’ of New Gypsies for over ten years. [...read more]

Last Days To Bid On Peter Tunney’s 10th Anniversary 9/11 Memorial Auction AMERICAN FLAG (COURAGE)

Posted by: Ashley Joy Parker on September 14th, 2011

It's the final Days to Bid on the 10th Anniversary 9/11 Memorial Auction AMERICAN FLAG (COURAGE), 2011 by Peter Tunney. [...read more]

New York’s Vanishing Mom-And-Pop Stores

Posted by: Alison Cavatore on September 13th, 2011

The mom-and-pop stores that line the busy streets of New York City are slowly but surely disappearing. Authors James and Karla Murray shot photos of bakeries, delis and record store across the city that are either closed or fighting to survive. [...read more]