A Room With A View: Hanging Out In The Elevated Living Room In Columbus Circle
A few months ago I noticed that the Christopher Columbus statue at Columbus Circle was being taken over by layers of scaffolding. Figuring it was either another one of NYC’s construction projects or that Chris really needed a bath, I didn’t think much of it until I read an article about an elevated living room being [...]
The St. Agnes Library Presents The Art Of Bobbi Beck
The Big Apple! A wonderful place, you can meet so many interesting people in this city. People who are wise, people who are fun, people who are creative and you even meet those people who are exceptionally special. Speaking of exceptionally special, a familiar face is returning to The St. Agnes Library for a new Spring Exhibition, [...]
The Munch Gallery Presents The Work Of Frodo Mikkelsen
This spring, treat yourself by visiting the Munch Gallery and immersing yourself in the paintings, sculptures, and installations of Danish artist Frodo Mikkelsen. Frodo is one of the rising artists in Scandinavia and has been shown in Denmark, Sweden, Germany, Italy, Russia, South Africa and the USA. His works are also represented in museum collections [...]
The Jewish Community Center Presents “Distant Relations” Art Exhibit
The opening reception for Distant Relations: A Collaboration Between Lori Grinker and Richard Grinker was held last night at the Jewish Community Center in The Laurie M. Tisch Gallery. On view in the wonderful Upper West Side November 18th through January 5th, this exhibit is an exploration of the dispersal of a single family, originally [...]
Storylights Exhibit At The Mid-Manhattan Library
Among all the events in The Big Apple, I find myself overly attracted to one which resides in The Art and Picture Collections at Mid-Manhattan Library, Storylights. Storylights is a three-part exhibition revealing the work of artist Katherine Jackson. The exhibit consists of physical structures conveying “stories” that mankind tells itself. You’ll find edge-lit or [...]
