Exhibits We Love :: The Snowy Day and the Art of Ezra Jack Keats
The Jewish Museum presents The Snowy Day and the Art of Ezra Jack Keats, the first major exhibition in this country to pay tribute to the Caldecott award winning author and illustrator Ezra Jack Keats.
Kickstarter We Love :: Evolution/ Revolution: The Interconnectedness of All Beings
Our friend, Yuri Shimojo, introduced us to her master printer Karen Florito recently who is currently working on a great exhibit and artist panel called Evolution / Revolution: The Interconnectedness of All Beings. Although all of this happens in February, we are happy to begin supporting this collaborative art exhibit and forum in hopes of sparking dialogue on nature and our environment through arts, activism and education. We are also hoping our friends will contribute to their Kickstarter campaign and help manifest their vision & overall project. – Moni Pineda
Events We Love :: A Picture of Haiti 6 Months Later
Partners in Health, along with the Clinton Foundation and artists Swoon and Ben Wolf, are hosting a fundraiser to improve drinking water conditions in Haiti, six months after the devastating earthquake that hit the country on Wednesday July 14th at Honey Space in Chelsea.
Exhibits We Love :: M-City @ Carmichael Gallery
Our good friends at the Carmichael Gallery are pleased to present a showcase of new canvases, site-specific gallery installation and outdoor mural project by Polish artist M-City. There will be an opening reception for the exhibition on Saturday, July 10 from 7 to 9pm with the artist in attendance. The exhibition will run through August 7, 2010.
Artists We Love :: Kandinsky + Malevich
The work of two of the world’s greatest abstract artists, Vasily Kandinsky and Kazimir Malevich, will be brought together for an exhibition at the Guggenheim which opens up this Saturday (7/9). Kandinsky and Malevich both utilized geometric forms to create some of the most intriguing art of the early 20th century.
Books We Love :: Poster Boy -The War of Art
The best part of embarking on a web series about art is meeting new artists. About a year ago I came across an article in New York Magazine about a young crazy razor blade swinging street artist. His name was Poster Boy. Luckily for me the article included his Flickr page and away I went clicking. After seeing a pretty impressive body of work all created out of subway adverts, I decided to reach out.
Exhibitions We Love :: Aakash Nihalani – Carmichael Gallery (L.A.)
While surfing the web in between renders today I was super stoked to find some great new pictures of our homeboy Aakash Nihalani’s new show at the Carmichael Gallery in Los Angeles. Nihalani is taking his cube game to another level! It’s been really inspiring to see his work evolving in both form and medium, over the past year as he’s introduced his geometric creations to mirrors and metal.
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