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Rebecca is a native New Yorker with a passion for art, culture and Interior Design. After earning her BA in Communications and Journalism from The George Washington University in Washington, D.C., she landed back in New York where she currently resides.
Art Aspen's celebrated their 9th year of their annual fair from July 27th-July 29th. The show took place at the Aspen Ice Garden, in the Ajax Mountain. The works were selected by tastemakers such as designer Suzanne Lovell, collector and chair of Young Arts Miami Sarah Arison, and writer, educator and critic James Yood.
Mateusz Piestrak at SCOPE New York
Last week Samsung celebrated the launch of their newest exhibit Hu: Spectrum of Being. Samsung partnered with photographer Carlos Serrao to bring this interactive installation to life at the Samsung 837 space in New York's Meatpacking District. This particularly approachable venue serves as a digital and cultural playground where guests interact with Samsung product alongside experience based art.
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The latest innovation of turning trash into treasure has been spotted in Hong Kong's Sheung Wan District...on the city's walls. Air-Ink, an oil-based pigment created from air pollutants into a useable paint, was given to nine artists to paint murals in the city.
Earlier this week I was fortunate enough to attend a very special 75-person event launching The Leesa Dream Gallery , a space housing incredible art and mission-based product in Soho. The gallery is the brainchild of an extraordinary partnership between two forward-thinking companies, ArtLifting and Leesa.
Since its inception in 2002, The Tribeca Film Festival has given New Yorkers a specific time of year to celebrate film. Today we have a variety of films participating in the festival and quite a few shorts that focus on our favorite subject... contemporary art!
Eduardo Navarro's We Who Spin Around You is on view at the High Line Rail Yards located at 32nd Street and 12th Avenue from Tuesday July 19 th to Thursday July 21 st. Each evening from 6:30 to 8:30pm Navarro's performances will begin on the half hour.