The Standard Gets Scary
It’s a Kenny kinda day. You can hang with Scharf’s Red Scary Guy, originally shown at Paul Kasmin Gallery, while sipping cocktails outside of the Standard High Line until the [...]
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 [...]
Nara n Niagara
The closest that I’ll probably get to a real Yoshitomo Nara piece is at a bar in the East Village- only a thin layer of plastic separates my grubby hands [...]
Scharf on Norfolk
Tucked down on a quiet block of Norfolk Street (this and the blocks east of it are my favorites on the Lower East Side) is a trippy swirling public mural [...]
Scharf’s Squirtz
There’s just one more week to check out Kenny Scharf‘s sculpture, Squirtz, at The Standard High Line. The eight foot piece is a sculptural representation of Scharf‘s iconic characters that [...]
The Palladium
Another take over by NYU (who are slowly owning this whole city), was New York’s most famous nightclub, The Palladium. The one time concert hall was built in 1927 and [...]
Kenny Scharf’s Roll Down Gates
Kenny Scharf is a New York institution! Aside from throwing awesome parties, being an awesome dude and a celebrated artist, Scharf has given back to this great city, and gone [...]
