Free arts in New York are everywhere. Stop by neighborhood festivals, national celebrations, and scores of other events to find unforgettable artwork. Home to many sculptures, photographs, and murals, NY is a city that encourages public art. That’s why it’s no surprise to me that many artists chose to make NY their home. This article will...
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The Jewel in Atlanta: Oglethorpe University Museum of Art
About Oglethorpe University Museum of Art: Oglethorpe University Museum of Art is the oldest university-affiliated art museum in Georgia, and only one of twelve so designated by the state. The collection consists of more than 1,600 works of 19th- and 20th-century American, African American, African Diaspora, European, Asian, Native American, Oceanic, and contemporary artists.’ The...
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Here’s Why you Should Visit Rochester
Rochester, NY is a unique destination for many reasons. Its history and proximity to the Finger Lakes make it an interesting and fun place to visit. There are several events and attractions put on throughout the year that make Rochester a great place to live or visit. It may not be New York City, but...
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New York Botanical Garden Defines Beauty Of Japanese Hill And Pond
Heaven of greenery covers an area of 52 acres, with mesmerizing floras all around. One of the famous New York Gardens that has about more than 18,000 species and plants. This New York Botanical garden, Brooklyn, was established in 1970, which slowly became famous for garden collections, unique and attractive. Stretches of Japanese Hill It is...
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9 Attractive New York Sculpture Adorning City’s Streets
New York Sculpture on the streets has been interesting for strolling watching the amazing sculpted statues created by artists. Few of the popular sculpture are: The wonderful sculpture is well-known to all of us; this was sculpted by the American sculptor, Jose de Creeft. He was a close friend of Pablo Picasso, who carved the...
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St Patrick’s Church New York The Oldest Cornerstone Of US
St Patrick’s Church has been a cornerstone of the country, the oldest and prominent landmark of the US and New York City. It is the oldest Roman Catholic Church built in between the 50th and 51st Streets of the east side, Fifth Avenue. The finest artistry to explore the Neo-Gothic Roman Catholic that inscribes the...
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New York Jewelry Store “Ame” With Enigmatic Charcoal Interiors
New York Jewelry store “Ame”, interior design is disclosed. Before discussing the integrated parts of the charcoal steel wall interior work of the diamond shop in New York Soho district it is essential to know about other major designs by the architect and designer Baranowitz and Kronenberg from Isreal. Contribution of the designers in X...
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Marchesa Expanding Horizons: Plans to Stage 2 Runway Shows During Arab Fashion Week in Dubai
In addition to its latest store that has recently been inaugurated in Dubai. Marchesa plans to increase its presence in the fashion scene there through its status as the guest designer during this month’s Arab Fashion Week. Georgina Chapman and Keren Craig are set to jet off to the Middle East for these two fashion...
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Recap of the Met Gala
Last night was the star-studded event of what is the Met Gala, dubbed the Oscars of Fashion and indeed there were some fashion statements. With the event itself being so exclusive only allowing cameras a view of the red carpet, and not inside, all eyes were on those staircases leading to the entrance of the...
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The Oscars of Fashion: The Met Gala
It’s that time of year again. The first Monday in May symbolizing the biggest night in fashion. That is, of course, the Met Gala. The gala that is so exclusive, you pretty much have to be an A-Lister or the next Anna Wintour to score a ticket. For years this extraordinary event has had a...