Dear Diary: Molly Crabapple
Miss Molly Crabapple is not just an artist, but an incredibly impressive entrepreneur and business woman. She’s one of those well rounded people who just totally gets it, knows how [...]
Kenny’s Sunshine
A ray of sunshine amidst the sadness that can be at a hospital for kids, is Kenny Scharf’s smiling flowers and butterflies. Painted across a sprawling rotunda in 2011, Scharf’s [...]
Jackson Pollock’s “Penthouse”
In 2011, the apartment of art history’s favorite alcoholic, Jackson Pollock, came up for sale on Carmine Street. Billed a “penthouse,” the smallish 800 square foot apartment is more like [...]
Lori Loves Lobsters
I’m an accidental lobster collector- once when I was 15 I bought a vintage lobster pin (truthfully, it was likely a remnant of a Red Lobster uniform). Thus, a lifetime [...]
Salmagundi Club
Originally on the edge of Greenwich Village, the Salmagundi Art Club was founded way back in 1871, and has been consistently hosting artists and exhibitions since. The club, originally called [...]
Joie de Vivre
Mark Di Suvero’s Joie de Vivre was pretty much totally off my radar for a long time. I’ve passed it a zillion times, and just couldn’t get into it. His [...]
BTW-No One at Frieze Wants to Talk to You
They are too busy chatting with hot babes online, #sorry.
