NYBG: Van Gogh's Flowers

No better setting to be inspired by the intertwining beauty of art and nature.  NYBG has trasformed into Van Gogh's artist studio -  should it have been botanical. With special displays inspired by the paintings that were inspired by the flowers themselves, guests can immerse themselves onto the canvases of the artist. A standout sunflower garden is just one corner of the property that brings the art to life. On display until October 26,  this is the perfect day trip uptown.

To learn more, see more and to visit NYBG, click here.

Big Thanks to Nicholas and the team over at NYBG for making this feature possible.

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M 

Banksy Museum NYC

After successful stints across the globe, The Banksy Museum has finally arrived in NYC. The prolific exhibition recreates the revolutionary art of the world's most famous-yet-ananomous street artist. The immersive experience guides visitors through an exhibit of Banky's well known murals, many of which have now been dismantled and/or whitewashed. Features also include the artist's lesser known, but equally as poignant, studio work, plus animated visuals and videos. Now open to the public, The Banksy Museum is the largest Banksy exhibition in  the world.

To learn more, see more and to visit the Banksy Museum, click here.

Big Thanks to the entire team over at Either Sherman & Associates for making this feature possible!

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M

Ghosts in the Garden

Ghosts in  the Garden via Uprise Art

Ghouls Gold.

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M

W H I L E A W A Y

 

W H I L E A W A Y by James Benjamin Franklin via Broadway Gallery NYC

Send my regards to Broadway (Gallery).

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M

Star Poodle

 

"Star Poodle" by Dan Attoe via Exhibition A

The second you leave the house. 

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M

Rene Ricard

God Will Forgive You via Exhibition A.

When a poet is also a painter.

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M

 

Weird Energy

Weird Energy by Sam Keller opening in January,  Patrick Parrish Gallery

The only kind of Weird Energy to bring into the new year - bedazzled goodness.

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M

Caroline Larson

Caroline Larson The Plaids via Exhibition A

Anyone else mad for this plaid?

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M

 

Extraordinary Women with Cameras

 

Extraordinary women are all around us. In Darcy Reed's book, the author explores 35 of the most iconic female photographers that truly changed the world and the way we see it. Illustrated by Vanessa Perez, this informative, and adorably graphic book, introduces us to women who were pioneers in  photography industry. A lesson in  photographic knowledge and terms, Extraordinary Women with Cameras is a delightful journey through history of some of the world's best photographer. Sex aside, the females are the examples of just how powerful women in    photography have proven to be! Whether it be fashion photography, travel photography, nature, or even secret photographers, the images captured the stories of each woman in this book are pieces of history.

To learn more, see more and to purchase this book, click here.

Big Thanks to Kourtney at Pacific and Court for making this feature possible!

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M

Ashley Bickerton

Ocean Floor Vibe.

via Lehmann Maupin

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M

The Sin of Pride

The Sin of Pride by Ryan McGinness via Exhibition A

Surreal Sins.

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M

 

Lauren Clay

 Passage by Lauren Clay via Exhibition A

Perfect Passages.

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M

Space Cruiser

 Space Cruiser by Jake Clarke via Exhibition A

Forever Mood.

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M

Cloud Piece

Cloud Pieces by Riley Payne via Exhibition A

Head in the clouds.

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M

Sung Hwa Kim

 

Shed Your Body, Reveal Itself, It's With and Within Us by Sung Hwa Kim via Exhibition A

Feels like Summer Nights.

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M

You and Me

 

Figurative Circles Series 6, You and Me by Ted Collier via Oliver Cole Gallery

I know my calculus. You + Me...

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M

Bryan Rogers

Power of the Flower by Bryan Rogers via Exhibition A

Flower Power.

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M

Melis Buyruk

via Leila Heller Gallery

A collection of amazing Habitats.

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M

Nature Morte at 89 Greene

 

Skulls in the city. Signs and Symbols Gallery in  NYC presents works by LA based artist, Theodore Boyer.

Portrait of a Dead Man and Dead Manic Monday by Theodore Boyer via Signs and Symbols

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M

Infinity

The Future of Light Travel by Ping Zheng, Infinity Exhibition via Kristen Lorello

To Infinity and Beyond.

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M