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New York Art

Allison Harrell Lights Up New York Art Scene

Water, sky, sand, warmth, refraction, hands, lips, breasts, ocean, touch, light dancing on the female form. These words describe the debut solo exhibition of multi-media artist Allison Harrell at The Ward Nasse Gallery in New York City.
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The Winter Antiques Show at the Park Avenue Armory January 20-29

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Outsider Art Fair at the Metropolitan Pavilion January 19-22

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No Longer Empty Returns to Sugar Hill for Benefit Gala

On March 29, 2016, The Sugar Hill Children's Museum of Art & Storytelling welcomed No Longer Empty for its annual benefit, The Journey Continues.
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Interview with Michelle Stuart

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Interview with Jeremy Couillard, Part I

They are 40 weird sci-fiesque stories I wrote. I used voice bunny.com. You can get actors from all over the world to read anything for you. I told them "Read it like Hal 9000 from 2001: A Space Odyssey."
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Interview With Jeremy Couillard, Part II

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Interview With L'Atlas

"I define myself as an in-situ artist, it's a mix of land art and street art. But for me it's the same, to turn a place into a state of mind."
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Interview With Dex Fernandez

"They are different contrasts between good and bad, it's about contradicting elements. I like mixing the two different elements because it creates new stories out of it."
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Interview With Nathan Catlin

"I'm interested in the human interaction because that's what we deal with every day. I'm trying to heighten that experience for myself. If I choose to do this, what's the ripple effect?"
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