All posts tagged NYC
Mick Jagger’s Muse
How’s this for narrative arc? Marianne Faithfull – young, beautiful, married, mother, songwriter – meets Mick Jagger and leaves her husband and son. For a minute, Faithfull and Jagger are [...]
Fitz And The Tantrums Is Alive! (Not A Long-Gone Motown Group)
Only three bands could interrupt a longstanding glassblowing date a few Tuesdays ago in Brooklyn. A long pole with liquid glass at the end, glowing, hot embers, liquid molten. Magma. [...]
Must Follow Person Of The Week: Amy Schumer
Amy Schumer is a knockout. Not only is she just absolutely adorable, but she will blindside you with her humor–appropriate or not. She has previously been featured in our Top 8 [...]
Anchorman: The Legend Continues – Trailer 2
The continuing on-set adventures of San Diego’s top rated newsman.
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Openhouse Gallery’s Park Here
Openhouse’s Gallery’s Park Here is a three-month pop-up park in Nolita. It features a concert series with Rolling Stone mag, ten local food vendors, free wine tastings, BBQ, movies and [...]
SO NYC: Heineken The Spot’s Digital Art Battle at Openhouse Gallery
The New York Times is investigating a sudden rise in graffiti. Army of Banksy copycats? Recession-inspired rebellion? Or, just the absurd spans of urban and industrial whitespace? I go with [...]
SO NYC: OpenHouse Gallery Park Here
January has been the month of Snowpocalypse 2011 in New York, so the Park Here exhibit at OpenHouse Gallery in Nolita could not have have popped up at a better [...]
Iron Man 3 – Ben Kingsley Interview
Ben Kingsley discusses the evolution his character The Mandarin goes through. The Acadamy Award winning actor also explains why Shane Black was a perfect fit for ‘Iron Man 3′
Sponsored StoryArtist Feature: Chris Dorland
Chris Dorland is an abstract artist who lives and works in NYC. He is a hugely accomplished painter, and creates beautiful mixed media and collage work. Dorland is one of [...]
Paris Vs. NYC
Illustrator Vahram Muratyan compares and contrasts Paris and New York City. The result is a charming set of similarities and differences. More after the jump.
Have You Met Emily Wells Yet? Allow Me To Introduce You..
I featured a few Emily Wells videos via a guest post from Streetwater not to long ago. Recently I was able to ask Emily some questions, all in the perspective [...]
Photographer Rebecca Handler: A Moment Surreal
Thanks to Streetwater for turning SO onto Rebecca Handler, the self described playfully surreal artist. Her work is a delight. Find out a little more about Rebecca and see some of her [...]
An Educational, Entertaining, & Insightful Conversation With Streetwater’s Greg T. Spielberg
Greg T. Spielberg aka GTS aka Louis Taymans aka the guy behind Streetwater, is an urban journalist to the full extent, whether he will admit to it or not. He [...]
A Conversation With Brooklyn Based Photographer Meg Wachter: She Makes Art Look Beautifully Playful
The first time I saw Meg Wachter’s work, I couldn’t help but think that this is how beautiful, yet fun photography looks. That this was art made my someone who [...]
Photographer Alex Prager Is A Hot Hot Shot
Alex Prager takes her cues from Pulp Fiction and the fashion images of Guy Bourdin to construct filmic narratives starring women disguised under synthetic wigs, dramatic makeup, and retro polyester attire. [...]
An Artist You Should Know: Yatika Fields
Yatika Fields is the kind of person who has always been comfortable in his own skin, someone who has always stayed true to who he is. That is something you [...]
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