July 25th, 2015 | People
More Art – Short, Sweet and NOT Boring
I promise to keep this blog about Portuguese artist Joana Vasconcelos short and sweet after my 16 year old daughter Julia came into my office, looked at my photos, and…
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I promise to keep this blog about Portuguese artist Joana Vasconcelos short and sweet after my 16 year old daughter Julia came into my office, looked at my photos, and…
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Jane Fonda is high on my list of heroines, and not just because her list of daily musts includes a vodka martini, along with 8 hours sleep and meditation. She’s…
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Don’t miss this insightful and personal pow-wow in Marie Claire between two of my favourite super women, Kerry Washington and Lena Dunham, the latter of whom is an “obsessive Scandal…
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This is the door to artist Sebastian Errazuriz’s studio in Red Hook, Brooklyn. Should I knock? The provocative, witty and talented Chilean artist and furniture designer is currently flavor of…
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Auction house Phillips is tired of playing little brother to domineering older siblings Sotheby’s and Christie’s. Phillips is demanding some airtime with this week’s opening of its splendid new European headquarters…
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Diners will have much to muse on at Sketch Gallery Restaurant where celebrated artist David Shrigley has blanketed the walls of this chic eatery with his familiar cartoon-like drawings with…
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American video artist Bill Viola captures what it is to be human in all its raw beauty. Birth, death, mortality, love, suffering, despair are all there in stark moving imagery…
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“Do not be in a hurry to succeed. What would you have to live for afterwards? Better make the horizon your goal; it will always be ahead of you.” This…
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Vibrant, carefree, fiery and happy. This is what comes to mind as I watch Japanese designer Kansai Yamamoto’s exuberant Fashion in Motion show at the Victoria & Albert. It’s a…
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Prisoners express themselves in “The Strength & Vulnerability Bunker”, a moving show organized by Southbank and the Koestler Trust. Anger, regret, sadness and longing manifest themselves in vivid color at…
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