On Thursday, November 6th, 2014, The Bruce High Quality Foundation welcomed guests inside its rarely opened doors to celebrate NOT FOR PROFIT, a fundraising event hosted alongside an auction by Paddle 8 and Vito Schnabel in support of BHQFU. The auction featured works generously donated by members of the BHQFU community, students, faculty, and friends. Artists included Charline Von Heyl, Joshua…
Month: November 2014
On November 6th, New Zealand-native Lorde has revealed the video for her new track “Yellow Flicker Beat," which will be part of The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1 soundtrack. She has had a big involvement in the soundtrack, not only contributing four of the songs, but also curating the entire lineup of artists, which will feature many…
Teresita Fernández Almine Rech Gallery 11 Saville Row, 1st Floor, Mayfair November 14th - December 20th, 2014 Inspired by the landscape and natural phenomena as well as diverse historical and cultural references, Fernández presents a group of new works for her second exhibition with Almine Rech Gallery that collectively demonstrate her remarkable ability to transform…
Jeff Colson: Roll Up Maloney Fine Art Los Angeles, CA November 8th- December 20th, 2014 An exhibition devoted to one monumental artwork and supportive drawings,“Roll Up,” is a figurative sculpture of carved and painted wood. This “archetypal suitcase” is presented as a partially opened door of a storage unit, replete with everyday items such as…
Shit and Die: One Torino Artissima Art Fair Turin, Italy November 6th, 2014 - January 11, 2015 Artissima's collateral exhibition this year is Shit and Die - One Torino. The "retired" artist, Maurizio Cattelan was invited back from retirement to curate the show. He formed a team of two young curators - Ben Salah and…
Although she’s technically from Stockholm, Swedish pop singer, Ellinor Olovsdotter, better known as Elliphant, will tell you she’s never really considered Sweden her home. Having traveled around the globe, her penchant for exotic cultures reverberates in the unique sound of her music. A mish-mash of electro-pop and alternative dance, topped with sprinkles of hip-hop and R&B, the Swedish singer regards her music…
ELLIPHANT / BEHIND THE SCENES VIDEO Photography and Video Direction by Indira Cesarine Fashion Editor: Indira Cesarine Hair: Anthony Joseph Hernandez Makeup: Georgina Billington Behind the Scenes footage: Marko Solvilj Video Editor: Patricia Gloum Fashion assistants: Mayra Perez, Martha Welnowska Music: Revolusion by Elliphant Be sure to read our exclusive interview and see the photos from our shoot with…
After weeding out trends for the Spring/Summer 2015 collections from New York Fashion Week and London Fashion Week, there was a trend that got a lot of people talking about the London collections, but was only whispered about in New York. What I'm talking about here is nipples. While sheer to completely transparent fabrics often grace runways, (remember when Charlie Le Mindu opened his Paris…
The Dior Homme Spring 2015 collection resonates like the coming together of several musical movements -- New Wave, which originated in London in the late 70s; New Beat, created in Belgium in the mid-80s; and electronic music-- with looks exuding a strong sense of identity, a mix of black and fluorescent highlights. Kris Van Assche,…
Two years ago the documentary Brooklyn Castle very quietly arrived in limited release – a staggered rollout focused on independent theaters in select metropolitan areas around the country. Despite a lack of financing, Katie Dellamaggiore’s documentary would go on to win the hearts and minds of critics, representing – as it did – an apt…
David Hockney: Some New Painting (and Photography) The Pace Gallery, New York November 8th - Jan 10th Following the end of The Arrival of Spring, Hockney's new paintings depicting the human figure will be on display at The Pace Gallery from November 8th through January 10th in an exhibit titled Some New Painting (and Photography). While…
When Warhol Superstar Jane Forth met Andy Warhol, it was in his Madison Avenue brownstone in 1968, and she was just fifteen going on sixteen. One year later, while working in an upper east side antique shop, she received a phone call inviting her to star in Paul Morrissey and Andy Warhol’s film, Trash. From…