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For more than 50 years, John Waters has served as a consummate figure in the film and art industries. His work began with cult films in the 1970s, before he branched into mainstream movies in… John Waters asks “Must I give my entire life’s work a facelift?”
Visual artist Dan Miller has emerged as the poster child for artists dealing with adversity. Diagnosed with autism, and lacking traditional communication skills, Miller has developed a complex artistic process that utilizes discursive language as… Dan Miller’s Energetic and Repetitive Paintings
The Whitney Art Party tops the list as of one of the most important charity events to attend in New York City. The benefit, organized by the Whitney Contemporaries to benefit the Independent Study Program and… Whitney Art Party: Three Artists to Watch
Where does one meet a New York City cultural icon for a drink? No place other than at a landmark location. Bemelmans bar at the Carlyle Hotel seemed like the perfect spot to invite social-entrepreneur,… Drinks with WW: Malcolm Harris and a Little Bit of Glitter
Visual artist Mark Dion has long been associated with blurring the boundaries between humanity and the natural environment through his exploratory and multifarious creative process. Best known for his intricate installations involving the study of… Mark Dion Explores Sea Life
Famous for his architectural interventions, multimedia artist Douglas Aitken has developed his own singular approach to artistic creation by constructing site-specific installations that render a capricious escape from the thralls of urbanism while challenging intellectual disparities between… Doug Aitken Tackles Time in “100 YRS”
