Long involved in the culture sector, New York resident and native Julie Baumgardner is a freelance writer on art, music, style, and design. Her writing has appeared in Details, T: The New York Times Style Magazine, the New York Times, Elle.com, Interview, Surface, V, and other publications. As a lifelong globetrotter, Baumgardner is always on the hunt for the latest and greatest in the arts.
“Disappear here,” urged the key handed over in the newly outfitted Sixty Soho lobby, with lights so dim and warm, hardly anyone could resist melting… Read More »Disappear at The Art-Filled SIXTY SOHO
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Hermès in Miami
Ever wanted to know what happens when an artist DJs a gala? Ask Jim Lambie, who last Wednesday manned the decks at the Dior sponsored… Read More »Tate Americas Foundation Hosts Benefit Dinner And After Party In New York
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Last Tuesday evening, man around town and artist Richard Phillips unveiled a stunning print, typical of his glossy magnetic style. The specially commissioned portrait, titled Blauvelt (Blue World)… Read More »FreeArts and Richard Phillips help to Raise over $600,000
It goes without saying that everything is bigger in Texas — and for the Dallas Art Museum’s Art Ball, held last Saturday, April 13, the unofficial… Read More »Dallas Museum of Art Raises 2.25M and Hosts Best Party in Dallas
Dreaming often entails foreign places, and on Monday night, the Art Production Fund’s spring gala, aptly titled, “I dream of…,” transformed the 6th floor of… Read More »Art Production Fund Spring Gala: Dreamy
Though regarded as the most important week in the design industry, Milan’s Salone del Mobile still lacks the glitz of the Venice Biennale or the… Read More »Salone del Mobile: Bottega Veneta, Salvatore Ferragamo, Nike
Banana peels carefully arranged into a carpet line the basement floor of 57 Walker, and the week before that it was coloring book templates begging… Read More »Two Directors Under 25 Make the Most of a Tribeca Space
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