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

The Sin of Pride

The Sin of Pride by Ryan McGinness via Exhibition A

Surreal Sins.

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M

 

Tomas Saraceno x Particular Matter(s) x The Shed

Better late than never, run - don't walk - to The Shed NYC this weekend before this amazing exhibition ends on April 17. A two level "spider web" of sorts, all of your senses are ignited in  a concert of sounds and vibrations. Tomás Saraceno's Particular Matters is a unique, inexplicable experience. Sophisticated, yet playful, the experience is unlike any other as you interact as if you are a spider in a web. Further artwork is displayed throughout the galleries where light, shadows and shape take on new meaning. As Saraceno's largest exhibition to date, it is certainly not one to be missed. 

To learn more, see more and to visit The Shed, click here.

Big Thanks to the team over at The Shed for making this feature possible!

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M

Drift: Fragile Future x The Shed

In an impressive immersive experience, DRIFT: Fragile Future has become the must-see exhibition of the moment in NYC. Calming, yet thought provoking as it addresses the challenges our planet faces, this exhibit takes its audience on a journey and lesson in facing change. Movement and constant change of forms are highlighted in different forms. Set to a soundtrack created by ANOHNI, DRIFT: Fragile Future feels as fragile as it is imposing. Head to The Shed to drift away today.

 To learn more, see more and to visit this exhibition and The Shed, click here.

Big Thanks to Christina and the team at The Shed for making this possible!

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M

I Love Myself

 

i_love_myself Exhibition by Ahrong Kim via Kristen Lorello

Smile worthy art. Love these. Love Yourself.

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M

Reawakening

Reawakening by Erika Somogyi via Kristen Lorello

The world is Reawakening and so am I.

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M

 

James Siena

Enderlock by James Siena via Exhibition A

In a trance...

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M

Poodle Scarf

Poodle Scarf by Margot Bird via Exhibition A

Poodle Print Perfection.

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M

Art to Like

Miami Beach Like by Mark Flood

To Pass From Here to There by Jennifer Caviola

1234...(Blue) by Chris Martin

You Win, 2019 by Robert Davis

Exhibition A, You Win. This cool gallery offers a lot of Art to Like. 

To find clothing to like, check out Simple Dress Fashion Stores, here.

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M

Jeanette Mundt

via Exhibition A

Artist Jeanette Mundt's work is, quite literally, fire.

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M

Alex Harsley x The Sheen Center

In an ode to the East Village Community and to the photographer Alex Harsley himself, and in his 81st year no less, The Sheen Center for Thought and Culture presents "Entanglements." On view through this Sunday only, this beautiful compilation of photos that both exemplify and capture the spirit and character of a New York City neighborhood that is known for its diverse and vibrant inhabitants.  Harsley is a true, original street photographer and this exhibition proves to define and serves as a portal to a section of New York City as it evolves over the years.

To learn more, see more and to visit the Sheen Center, click here.

Big Thanks to Brett over at The Sheen Center for making this feature possible!

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M

The Lost Warhols

Brought you by renowned artist Karen Bystedt, The Lost Warhols: Bringing Andy Home opens May first here in NYC at 178 Sixth Avenue. The collection features portraits that Bystedt lensed herself as part of a book she was creating back in 1982. Fast forward to present day and Bystedt flexes her artistic muscles in this mix-media series which highlights her rare restored photographs. Today's VIP Preview proved the show to be extraordinarily eye-catching to say the least. The must-see exhibition opens to the public on May 1 and will be on display until May 22 and proceeds will be donated to God's Love We Deliver. 

To learn more, see more and to purchase pieces from The Lost Warhols Collection, click here.

Big Thank You to Selena and Rebecca over at DKC for inviting us to this special preview and for making this feature possible! Big Thank you to Karen Bystedt, the artist herself for sharing her amazing collection!

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M

Lana Turner x Red Rooster

Red Rooster has become one of the most famous restaurants in Harlem and New York City. Not only has President Obama dined there, but now Harlem native and style icon, Lana Turner, has set up shop in the form of an exhibition of her impressive private vintage clothing collection.  On display through the new year, this is not to be missed. Beyond fantastic atmosphere, complete with delicious food, drink, music and company, Turner adds major value with her magnificently curated show complete with beautiful, breathtaking hats, clothing, books and more. 

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M 

We All Love Your Life

Red Bull Studios hosted London-based artist, George Henry Longly's first solo exhibition on American ground. We All Love Your Life explored the use of space with a theme of outer space. Through mixed mediums, from videos to performances and more, the artist further explored the notion of astronauts as the first "Reality TV Starts" and living a life under surveillance.

To learn more and see more, click here.

Big Thanks to Marcella and Adam of Cultural Councel for inviting us to this special preview and for making this feature possible!

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M