Written By: Michael D. McClellan | Michael Lombardi is used to laying it all on the line. Whether charging into a burning building as firefighter Mike Silletti in the critically acclaimed FX series Rescue Me, or rocking out as the lead singer for Apache Stone, the ruggedly handsome multihyphenate has built his career by going […]
Written By: Michael D. McClellan | Philippe Halaburda is a busy man. The French-born, New York-based abstract artist is a conduit of emotion, absorbing the environment around him and translating it, prolifically, into works that pull and tug on our subconscious. Abstract, geometric shapes burst from his imagination, his color choices not unlike the works […]
Written By: Michael D. McClellan | Pharrell Williams never sleeps. How can he? The multi-hyphenate superstar is insatiably inquisitive, his interests ranging from the mysteries of deep space to the provocative genius of artists as varied as Daniel Arsham and Marina Abramovic, his mind in a constant state of restless exploration. That Williams can move […]
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Written By: Michael D. McClellan | Daniel Arsham is a busy man. The multidisciplinary artist is also prolifically multithreaded, his work ranging from his Future Relic series of mini-movies to his Rules of the Game stage collaboration with Pharrell Williams and choreographer Jonah Bokaer, to his ever-expanding universe of installations and exhibits. His fascination with modern-day objects, specifically with […]
Written By: Michael D. McClellan | Jonah Bokaer’s roots are in dance, but the world in which he lives is hardly confined to a single category. The son of Tunisian and American parents, Bokaer abandons traditional dance and theatre elements, his choreography spilling over into the visual arts, the objects onstage anything but props or […]
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Michael Lombardi – Sno Babies
Written By: Michael D. McClellan | Michael Lombardi is used to laying it all on the line. Whether charging into a burning building as firefighter Mike Silletti in the critically acclaimed FX series Rescue Me, or rocking out as the lead singer for Apache Stone, the ruggedly handsome multihyphenate has built his career by going […]
Philippe Halaburda – Abstract Emotion
Written By: Michael D. McClellan | Philippe Halaburda is a busy man. The French-born, New York-based abstract artist is a conduit of emotion, absorbing the environment around him and translating it, prolifically, into works that pull and tug on our subconscious. Abstract, geometric shapes burst from his imagination, his color choices not unlike the works […]
Pharrell Williams – Star Power
Written By: Michael D. McClellan | Pharrell Williams never sleeps. How can he? The multi-hyphenate superstar is insatiably inquisitive, his interests ranging from the mysteries of deep space to the provocative genius of artists as varied as Daniel Arsham and Marina Abramovic, his mind in a constant state of restless exploration. That Williams can move […]
Daniel Arsham – Ground Breaker
Written By: Michael D. McClellan | Daniel Arsham is a busy man. The multidisciplinary artist is also prolifically multithreaded, his work ranging from his Future Relic series of mini-movies to his Rules of the Game stage collaboration with Pharrell Williams and choreographer Jonah Bokaer, to his ever-expanding universe of installations and exhibits. His fascination with modern-day objects, specifically with […]
Jonah Bokaer – Body Language
Written By: Michael D. McClellan | Jonah Bokaer’s roots are in dance, but the world in which he lives is hardly confined to a single category. The son of Tunisian and American parents, Bokaer abandons traditional dance and theatre elements, his choreography spilling over into the visual arts, the objects onstage anything but props or […]