Book Review: ‘Meet Me in the Bathroom’ by Lizzy Goodman.
When describing Lizzy Goodman’s Meet Me in the Bathroom, the word tome definitely applies. It is, quite frankly, massive. It’s hard-to-hold enormous (although, …
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Cinematically, Calvin Klein
The month of September is in full swing, and there’s nothing to start off the festive calendar than with something refreshing – in a visionary sense. Ne …
‘TERRA’ at BEA.
It’s always a thrill when we get to cover an exciting new exhibition from the talented slate of artists at Beatriz Esguerra Art and TERRA, the gallery’s newest …
Yasmina Alaoui: Bridging Extremes and Embracing Opposites.
Yasmina Alaoui is a truly international artist. Of French and Moroccan descent, Alaoui was born in the United States, studied in Paris, and lives in New York. Her g …
Trading honest and objective analyses for facile explanations
In the wake of yet another vehicle-ramming attack on the streets of a European city, I could no longer ignore some of the glib commentary following the horrific inc …
Not only willows are weeping
Not that there’s anything wrong with trees. They provide oxygen, which is always handy, and it is hard to deny they do have a certain serene beauty. Nevertheless, …
Bec Hudson: Open Plains.
We live in the age of the ever-present photo-op. Everyone is seemingly always looking, seeking, hunting for the perfect Instagram photo. Everything’s always perfe …
Vote For Change.
My parents are not outwardly political. I mean, they’re engaged. But there was no petitioning, picketing, or protesting during my childhood. I know what their pol …
Met Gala 2018: Marriage of Fashion and Religion
Officially, the first Monday in May is celebrated in New York by the Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute Benefit, an event held at the Met that aims to rai …
Travelling Soldier
The Dixie Chicks once sang about the travelling soldier. The song is an expression of the fleeting affection received by small town American girls from the deeply e …
