Old friend Jason Anello of Forking Tasty and Manifold has successfully merged his day job and night job with this Bike-In-Theater concept. Two weeks ago on a dead end street in Brooklyn over looking the Manhattan skyline, 100 riders showed…
Continue Reading →StndAir is simultaneously ridiculous, and ridiculously smart. Travel to the Hamptons and beyond this summer will be fun, easy, and accessible with StndAir, starting May 26th through October 10th, 2011. It is available for the public, as well as Standard…
Continue Reading →Eli Klein Fine Art in NYC is showing Zhang Dali's fifth exhibition and first solo show at their gallery. The opening is tomorrow night, April 4th. If you've never seen Zhang Dali's work in person I highly recommend seeing it.…
Continue Reading →I'm a little late on this– but it's worth a visit. Zev's latest Liquidated Logos show in NYC at the De Buck Gallery. As a proud owner of a liquidated LV and Chanel logo– I'm now eyeing many more additions…
Continue Reading →Jose Parla has a show coming up at Bryce Wolkowitz Gallery in NYC called Walls, Diaries, and Paintings– a solo exhibition by the Brooklyn-based artist. As a collector for several years now I am excited to see some of his…
Continue Reading →Boing Boing tipped me off to this NPR Interview about exploring the underground tunnels in NYC, and then I found this video about Steve Duncan (above). Fascinating, and totally bad ass. Listen to the interview as well if you have…
Continue Reading →LET'S REDU from Redu on Vimeo. Reed Space is holding what looks to be an incredible event opening this coming Tuesday night in conjunction with a two-week artistic and fundraising exhibition. Running November 9th–23rd, 2010, join in an effort to…
Continue Reading →Jean from Notcot has an amazing roundup of photos from RE:FORM SCHOOL's art show this weekend– bummed I was unable to make it, but psyched to see how great it looked! This is such a great piece shown here. Check…
Continue Reading →It's almost time. October 9th to the 11th at 233 Mott Street. Join us!
Continue Reading →This is big for Murakami fans and collectors. The well known characters Kaikai and Kiki will be even more well known after their appearance in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. If familiar figures like Kermit the Frog and SpongeBob SquarePants…
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