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Behind the Exhibit: If WORDS could SPEAK
Interpret words in text, speech, sculpture and technology through this mixed media display -
Behind the Exhibit: If WORDS could SPEAK
Interpret words in text, speech, sculpture and technology through this mixed media displayHG Contemporary will host artist Laura Kimpton’s solo exhibition from May 4 through May 26, 2017. The multimedia exhibition, called If WORDS could SPEAK, will focus on the importance of words within text, speech and sculpture. Different installations will be presented as a complete and cohesive show, including a new series of "Word ... More -
Behind the Exhibit: Robert Stadler
The surrealist designer has three exhibits opening around New York CityTo Austrian craftsman and designer Robert Stadler , a couch is never just a couch. “Is it liquid or is it solid? It’s in the middle,” says gallerist Julien Lombrail of one of Stadler’s earlier works, an ultra low-rise leather sectional that looks like a sofa crossed with an oil ... More -
This Hat Once Belonged to Napoleon Bonaparte
How the emperor's signature chapeau wound up in the cellar of a distinguished châteauGiven how poorly Napoleon Bonaparte cared for his trademark hats, it’s a wonder any are still in existence. The diminutive emperor (5’ 6’’ without a lid) was reportedly prone to throw and kick them to the ground when angry—which, famously, he often was—or simply lose them in battle, only to ... More -
Behind the Exhibit: Luxury Digs for Art Lovers
5 top-of-the-line residences ideal for art patrons -
Iconic Sculptures in New York City
These outdoor art pieces in the Big Apple are a great excuse to get outside -
Winner of Nasher Sculpture Prize
The French artist Pierre Huyghe represents a new breed of sculptor -
Grab ‘em by the Playbill
Broadway's most powerful leading ladies react to the nation’s political tragicomedyIn the bright, unseasonably mild Saturday that was January 21, the Women’s March on NYC—a protest against the arguably misogynistic temperament of the new administration—saw an estimated 400,000 frustrated New Yorkers slowly but determinedly snake up Fifth Avenue. A few blocks away, on West 45th Street, Laura Dreyfuss, who plays ... More -
Behind the Exhibit: Perpetual Revolution
Get an inside look at The Image and Social Change in New York CityThe International Center of Photography (ICP) in New York City opened its doors in 1974 in an effort to highlight photojournalism and the impact it has on a society. Since then, the ICP has continued to showcase powerful photography and videography that lives and breathes in today’s culture. ... More -
Adam Friedman Is Sweet and Soulful
The singer-songwriter talks about his first EP, collaborating with Mike Posner and the conversation he had during his last Uber rideBorn and raised in Scottsdale, Arizona, Adam Friedman always had his sights set on California. Los Angeles, California to be more specific. He arrived in Cali and immediately teamed up with “Ibiza” artist Mike Posner to make the summery single “Lemonade.” While riding the wave of “Lemonade,” Adam performed on ... More
