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Werner Bronkhorst: Golf is Art
At Malbon SoHo, Werner Bronkhorst’s GOLF IS ART highlighted the creative spirit of the game while raising funds for youth golf initiatives.
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A Day in Kosen Ohtsubo’s Flower Planet
Nestled in Japan, Flower Planet serves as both Kosen Ohtsubo’s home and studio, a sanctuary where he nurtures his deep passion for ikebana. At 85 years old, Kosen is regarded as one of the foremost ikebana artists in the world.
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The Art of Crafting Stories Through Textile
Kiva Motnyk’s journey into the world of textiles is rooted in a deep-seated desire to reconnect with the tactile nature of creation.
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Julianne Ahn and the Poetry of Object & Totem
Julianne Ahn is the creative force behind Object & Totem, a ceramics studio she founded in 2011.
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Frieze New York
At this year’s Frieze New York, art transcended boundaries and ignited the imagination. Contemporary artworks were elegantly housed within its iconic white-wall venue. From thought-provoking installations to awe-inspiring sculptures, the fair presented a diverse range of artistic expressions that pushed boundaries and inspired introspection.
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Tomas Vu, Tomas Daniel, Tomas Vu-Daniel?
Born in Da Nang in Saigon, Vietnam, by the South China Sea, Vu had never known what a war-less childhood was like. Fishing with grenades and waking up to the sound of rapid gunfire was just a typical day in his life.
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Jasper Johns and the Mind in the Mirror
The Jasper Johns: Mind/Mirror (September 29, 2021 – February 13, 2022) exhibition at the Whitney Museum of American Art features some of the most iconic works of Jasper Johns. Consisting of paintings, sculptures, drawings, and prints created over the span of his 65-year-long career, these projects, which comprise an oeuvre of work in various mediums,…
