Three Ladies of Chill Repute
Want a formula for getting your (totally deserving, yet under-appreciated) artwork out of your studio and into a larger context? Want to join that invisible art world phenomenon called “The Dialogue”? Find yourself a middle-aged lady who curates. Sorry to be so blunt, but it’s true. My own statistical research has proved it….
The Best North Brooklyn Street Art of 2011
One of the pleasures for street art watchers is that every season a new batch of artists and work appear. New styles crop up, older styles wilt away, and there’s something for everyone.
The Gallerist—It’s Always Valentine’s Day in Ridgewood
Valentine forged his curatorial program in the school of hard knocks by way of pure insight. The former co-founder of The Mustard Factory and Galapagos’ Curator, he came to Ridgewood in 1999 long before it was on the greater artworld’s mental map.
Trent’s Artsy Gift Guide
Despite its recent condofication, Williamsburg is still an artistic bastion at heart. Here some of the neighborhood’s holiday gift offerings for the aesthete in your life. Curated by Trent Morse
WORLD AIDS DAY: COULD WE HAVE STOPPED AIDS?
DECEMBER 1, 2011: WORLD AIDS DAY: COULD WE HAVE STOPPED AIDS? By Suzanne Loebl December First became “World AIDS Day” also called “A Day With(Out) Art,” in 1988. A New York Art Gallery…
Alternative culture hub plan for Domino Sugar factory comes into focus.
While CPCR may be on the hunt for cash, a community group is seizing the hiatus to revive interest in an alternative plan that envisions the site as a mixed-use “cultural hub” that includes galleries, event spaces, a hotel, and a marina, as well as 200 affordable housing units.
