Category: Art

Kaos Garden, The First Immersive Experience Of Elrow’art Debuts In NYC

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On December 14th and in conjunction with Art Basel Okuda San Miguel, the multidisciplinary renowned painter and sculptor will present a one-time-only multi-sensory experience for New Yorkers called Kaos Garden for the debut of elrow’art. Okuda San Miguel, responsible for Nolita’s “Soho Dog”, joins a group of creatives who propose new scenarios to play, feel and participate in music and art. This collaboration with the fashion brand Desigual, art collective Ink and Movement, Okuda, music curator Paco Osuna and elrow come together through avant-garde art and electronic music, bringing human fashion and art installations to life, and the attendee’s experience will be part of a great piece of interactive art.

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Art Basel 2019 Returns to Miami Beach This December

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Art Basel, the international art fair that sells the works of established and emerging artists, kicks off in Miami on December 3rd at the Miami Beach Convention Center. For the American show, top galleries from North America, Latin America, Europe, and Asia show significant work from the masters of Modern and contemporary art, as well as the new generation of emerging stars. Paintings, sculptures, installations, photographs, films, and editioned works of the highest quality are on display in the main exhibition hall.

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SXSW 2020 Announces The Newest Keynotes, Featured Speakers and Featured Sessions

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As New Year’s 2020 comes closer so does the South By Southwest (SXSW) Conference and Festival that commences March 13th in Austin, Texas. SXSW 2020 has announced two additional Keynotes that include songwriter, musician, and a founding member and the creative force behind Pink Floyd, Roger Waters, and director, producer, and writer Erin Lee Carr. SXSW Featured Speakers and sessions have always represented industry trailblazers and creative visionaries and this year is no different. With the incredible newly-added speakers that include The Bon Appétit Test Kitchen chefs, Sophia Bush; Ray Dalio, Tommy Hilfiger, Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson, Melanie Perkins, Jade Raymond, Phoebe Robinson, and more these Featured Speakers and sessions will no doubt impress SXSW attendees.

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Sungale Launches a New Cloud Frame Model; the CPF1051+

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Sungale, the consumer electronics manufacturer, just unveiled a new 10” Cloud Frame model, the CPF1051+. The Sungale series of Cloud Frames have been making improvements throughout the years to make the user experience with the devices a more pleasurable and easy experience. Sungale saw that there was a need to have better portability on a unit, and therefore is introducing the CPF1051+ with a built-in battery.

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Fashion Recap: Meals Clothing’s Presentation At Various Small Fires Gallery in LA

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In conjunction with Vegan Fashion Week, on October 12th Meals Clothing launched its first presentation ‘COCKTAIL PARTY’ at Various Small Fires, an art gallery in West Hollywood. With the theme of Meals Clothing “Wear What You Eat” the show was a fashion-forward food inspired success. The show was styled by legendary LA stylist, Shirley Kurata, and featured a food-centerpiece and delicious agar-agar pouches by ascendant food artist, Nünchi. The debut collection was further highlighed by wild make-up from Holly Silius and colorful mescal cocktails from El Silencio.

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Levitating Sculptures by Levitating X: The Newest “Tech Art” For Your Home

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The newest gravity-defying works of art by Levitating X showcases the largest and heaviest objects ever levitated using a single standalone device. Using state of the art 3D printing technology and electromagnetic suspension, the new collection features three distinctly upscale pieces. The Sitting Buddha, the Firebowl and the Polystone are all meant to create a different environment and statements in your home.

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Canvia: The “Smart Art” Frame Powered By Artsense Technology

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Canvia is a “smart art” frame that uses proprietary ArtSense Technology to provide realism by adjusting its display to changing light conditions and making digital images of art look like an actual physical print or textured painting. Each frame is connected to a huge library of art and photography, which can be accessed directly from the Canvia app. You can access thousands of works for free or choose a paid subscription for award-winning contemporary works from internationally renowned artists and photographers.

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Fresh Off The Rail: Houston’s Streetwear Fashion Week Kicks Off in October

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Fresh Off The Rail (FOTR) has just announced they will host the fifth season of its seminal streetwear fashion week in several downtown Houston locations from October 2nd – 6th, 2019. Scheduled off the heals of New York Fashion Week, FOTR week is the only multi-day streetwear/ street style fashion week in the United States. Celebrating fashion innovation in the heart of downtown Houston, designers, art creators, bloggers and fashion influencers will share their visionary concepts to Houston’s fashion lovers. Tickets are now available to purchase online and an RSVP is highly encouraged for FREE nights.

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Oxford Fashion Studios Show Recap: Margaret Garrison Spring/Summer 2020 Collection

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At the Oxford Fashion Studios shows during New York Fashion Week, Margaret Garrison, a Maryland based designer, showcased her Spring/Summer 2020 collection themed “HALF TIME.” The HALF TIME collection ranged from sculptural and conceptional to up-and-coming streetwear.

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Oxford Fashion Studio Show Recap: Y.H. Spring/Summer 2020 Collection

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During New York Fashion Week, Y.H. Design Studios, a worldwide design brand, showed their Spring/Summer 2020 Collection during the Oxford Fashion Studio shows at Pier 59 Studios. Y.H. is a luxury sportswear brand that creates womenswear that shapes feminine bodies in a comfortable way. The models wore garments in bold colors that were designed using functional patterns with each piece created to move.

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