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Category: Art
Armin Morbach: Position before Pose Exhibition in Berlin
German stylist Armin Morbach has worked with some of the fashion industry’s most important designers and photographers (Demarchelier, Lagerfeld, Testino) on fashion shows and editorials, but in 2008 he… Read more “Armin Morbach: Position before Pose Exhibition in Berlin”
Happy Birthday Oscar Wilde!
Happy Birthday to Oscar Wilde, my favorite writer! A gentleman known for his brilliant (and sarcastic) wisdom. #oscarwilde
Inside Moncler’s ‘Art for Love’ photo exhibition during #NYFW
I really hate I missed this. Curated by Fabien Baron, Interview magazine’s editorial director, a new exhibition was hosted by Monclear titled ‘Art for Love’ for the New York… Read more “Inside Moncler’s ‘Art for Love’ photo exhibition during #NYFW”
“How Would It Have Been?” by Romina Ressia
“How would it have been?”, by Argentinian photographer Romina Ressia, is a project inspired by the nostalgia for the past
Sunday Funday: Crazy Pop Eyewear
by Daniel Rodrigues
by Patricia Imbarus
by Karl & Craig
by Karl & Craig
TRUSSARDI CELEBRATES THE REALITIES OF MATERNITY IN ‘LE GRANDE MADRE’
The Nicola Trussardi Foundation has become famous for using the city of Milan as its own roving art-space.
‘Seward Johnson in New York’: Sculpture homage to American Life
The Broadway Sculpture Series by ‘Seward Johnson in New York‘ is an homage to American life and history. The public art installations are in the heart of… Read more “‘Seward Johnson in New York’: Sculpture homage to American Life”
Lazy Saturday in Milan: Tony Cragg Contemporary Sculptures at the Duomo
Today is a lazy day. And if you are stuck in the house, I’m so sorry… Me, I’m out and about and currently playing tourist at the… Read more “Lazy Saturday in Milan: Tony Cragg Contemporary Sculptures at the Duomo”
Maison&Objet Paris & Japan: An Interactive 3-D Zen kôan, part-fable, part-poetic Buddhist enigma
After last season’s dreamy banquet of birds and flowering cherry branches, the Japanese techno-artists return to Maison&Objet Paris Villepinte with an amazing botanical fairyland. 2,300 suspended flowers, with… Read more “Maison&Objet Paris & Japan: An Interactive 3-D Zen kôan, part-fable, part-poetic Buddhist enigma”
Maison&Objet Paris: The Golden Age of Innovation
The Maison&Objet Paris is one of the most innovative home and design markets in the world. For the past 20 years they have pioneered a visual spectacle for… Read more “Maison&Objet Paris: The Golden Age of Innovation”
Elegance: By Yuliana Mendoza
In this series Yuliana Mendoza, an abstract/ambient photographer based out of La Spezia, Italy, depicts her muse in the budding youth of beauty.
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Celebrities: by Danielle Levitt
Photographer Danielle Levitt‘s “Celebrity” books blend his cultural photography roots with pop culture celebrity.
Portraits: by Maarten Schröder
Unencumbered youth captured by photographer Maarten Schröder
Hurry It’s Closing: Migrations by Jacob Lawrence (New York City)
Exiting New York soon is one of the greatest art series in American history, “The Great Migration”
Deadline Sept. 1st: Street Photography Awards by LensCulture ($15,000 Prize)
The first ever Street Photography Awards hosted by LensCulture invites photographers from around the globe to submit images for the chance to win a $15,000 cash prize, global… Read more “Deadline Sept. 1st: Street Photography Awards by LensCulture ($15,000 Prize)”
Now Showing: Exhibition “In Part” at the Fondazione Prada Milan
“In Part”, curated by Nicholas Cullinan, is staged in the Nord gallery, one of the former industrial structures originally included in the compound of Fondazione Prada.
2015 is the Summer of Art Auctions with $1 Billion Sold.
Rothko, Lichtenstein brought in Over $88 Million At Sotheby’s Auction
