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10,000 Pink Balloons to Float the Kabul Skies

10,000 Pink Balloons to Float the Kabul Skies

Posted by on Feb 20, 2013 in Public Art | 0 comments

US-based artist Yazmany Arboleda (above) will release 10,000 pink balloons into the skies of Kabul, Afghanistan as a piece of...

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“The Visitors:” A Unique, and Heartfelt, Approach to Music

“The Visitors:” A Unique, and Heartfelt, Approach to Music

Posted by on Feb 19, 2013 in Galleries | 0 comments

Stepping into Luhring Augustine is like stepping into a paradox of the art world: the white cube concept, now an inevitable layout in...

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Gagosian Gallery Hosts a Blockbuster Basquiat Show

Gagosian Gallery Hosts a Blockbuster Basquiat Show

Posted by on Feb 12, 2013 in Galleries | 1 comment

Last Thursday, Gagosian Gallery drew what the Wall Street Journal referred to as “a mob scene” to its Chelsea location:...

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London Commissions Mark Wallinger for Tube Artwork

London Commissions Mark Wallinger for Tube Artwork

Posted by on Feb 11, 2013 in Public Art | 0 comments

For its 150th anniversary, the London Underground has commissioned Mark Wallinger to execute its largest series of artworks to date: over...

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A Dark Paradise at NYC’s Clocktower Gallery

A Dark Paradise at NYC’s Clocktower Gallery

Posted by on Feb 5, 2013 in Galleries | 0 comments

When you hear the name Patti Smith, what is the first thought that comes to mind? 70s punk rocker? Acclaimed author? AIDS activist? With a...

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Christie’s Closing Its Haunch of Venison Gallery

Christie’s Closing Its Haunch of Venison Gallery

Posted by on Feb 2, 2013 in Galleries | 0 comments

Haunch of Venison, the London and New York gallery owned by Christie’s since 2007, will be closing both locations in March of this...

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MoMA Gets Sprinkled with Pollen Dust

MoMA Gets Sprinkled with Pollen Dust

Posted by on Jan 31, 2013 in Museums | 0 comments

For 35 years, the German artist Wolfgang Laib has scoped the forests and meadows near his hometown for elements of nature that he can...

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Leopold Museum Invites Visitors to Go Nude

Leopold Museum Invites Visitors to Go Nude

Posted by on Jan 31, 2013 in Museums | 0 comments

Since October 2012, Vienna’s Leopold Museum has played host to “Nude Men,” an exhibition that explores how artists have...

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“Light Show” Opens at the Hayward Gallery

“Light Show” Opens at the Hayward Gallery

Posted by on Jan 30, 2013 in Galleries | 0 comments

London just got a little brighter. The Hayward Gallery, located in the Southbank Centre on the Thames, has opened its doors to the public...

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Upcoming Exhibition: “Photography” at Aperture

Upcoming Exhibition: “Photography” at Aperture

Posted by on Jan 30, 2013 in Galleries | 0 comments

After making the rounds in Milan and Tokyo,  ”Photography” will open at the Chelsea non-profit gallery Aperture on Thursday....

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Upcoming Exhibition: YOUR Photos from Hurricane Sandy

Upcoming Exhibition: YOUR Photos from Hurricane Sandy

Posted by on Jan 29, 2013 in Museums | 0 comments

The Museum of the City of New York is seeking photographs from the general public for its upcoming exhibition on Hurricane Sandy. The...

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Park Avenue’s Spring Exhibition? More Skyscrapers!

Park Avenue’s Spring Exhibition? More Skyscrapers!

Posted by on Jan 25, 2013 in Public Art | 0 comments

Each season, Manhattanites (and its tourists) enjoy the playful sculptures that dot Park Avenue’s medians in upper Midtown as part...

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