Winter Blues
I have a love / hate relationship with winter. On one hand, I love to ski, love to watch football, love to make a fire and chill at home, love to eat some comfort food and really love the change of seasons that winter puts the icing on (nice pun…
Read MoreNew Year = New Inspiration
It’s so simple for me to talk about new inspiration. I really believe in the power of reinventing yourself and fortunately I have had the ability to put my belief to work. I don’t mean you need to do something radical like start a new art school or gallery. Take…
Read MoreArt Fairs. It’s All About The Art
Art Fairs. It’s about the art. Maybe I’m a purist and perhaps sometimes a little idealistic. If you know anything about Art Basel week in Miami, most of what people talk about is the partying, the beautiful people, the great weather and a whole lot of fun. But, after spending…
Read MoreThe Art Of A Home
Art exhibits are not all made equal. Sounds simple, right? Picasso at the Met is very different than going to a little gallery in Cape Cod. Last week we hosted an amazing fundraiser that I was so proud to have been part of. The United Way of Bergen County is…
Read MoreArt Inspired
I’m art inspired. Don’t know how I got there but I look at art now and hear music. When I was younger like a lot of us I would obsessively listen to music for hours on end. What I didn’t know is that what seemed so basic…this love for sound…was…
Read MoreTrenton Doyle Hancock Exhibition Opens Thursday At James Cohan
We have been following him for years and recently saw his work at Frieze in May. Hancock is one of the most interesting artists out there…his colors, narrative and stories suck you. in Check it out. http://t.co/02Z3x5BK His Art 21piece: http://t.co/6gGqhjTI James Cohan Gallery jamescohan.com Monday, November 5, 2012
Read MoreStorm Thoughts
Not sure I had to look the definition for the term “storm”, but given what we went through I thought I would see what Mr. Wikipedia had to say: “A storm (Proto-Germanic *sturmaz “noise, tumult”) is any disturbed state of an astronomical body’s atmosphere, especially affecting its surface, and strongly implying severe weather.” Well,…
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