Champollion consists of a series of cast sculptures in plaster, lead, and resin. Some of the sculptures are dyed to provide a consistent color throughout the volume of the piece. The installation consists of a ziggurat and a pedestal representing the Egyptian solar bark of the sky on which the gods reside.  Curator David Goodman offers […]

I vaguely remember my first experience at NADA (New Art Dealers Alliance), sometime back in December 2009. “How snotty and hipster and repellent,” I thought to myself as not one person (neither gallerist nor fairgoer) at the fair seemed to be in touch with the world beyond the booth.  Staring blankly into laptops and patronizing […]

Maybe it’s cold outside on the streets of Manhattan and the forecast calls for snow tomorrow, but nothing can stop us from celebrating SPRING/BREAK.  A. Moret, Editor-in-Chief of Installation Magazine makes her curatorial debut for the fourth edition of NYC’s curator-driven art fair.  This year the theme is TRANSACTION and to help realize our interpretation of our […]

With a pop- up solo exhibition Tales from Hood, a collection of paintings inspired by their childhood in Chattanooga the duo are now a driving force in the art world.  Brothers Sidney and Thurman Sewell (aka The ATL Twins), are consummate collaborators and are celebrating their second project with fashion house Rochambeau.  Founded in 2007 […]

Xin Song received an invitation from the MTA to commemorate and celebrate the 100th anniversary of Grand Central Terminal in New York City for On Paper/ Grand Central at 100.  She is one of four international paper-cut artists asked to create works that will be displayed in the lower level light box September, 2014. As many people […]

Iconic New York City optical purveyor Moscot has teamed up with The Ace Hotel to create “The Ace,” Moscot’s most recent limited collection of custom sunglasses.  Representative of New York City’s classic downtown aesthetic, this collaboration incorporates Moscot’s vintage spirit with the unique industrial design of acetate and titanium.  Only 400 pairs of the frames were made, each sold […]