Visual Arts
Photobombing with Michael Cera
In between sharing pics of his Jersey Shore makeover and playing Taboo while promoting his latest film Youth in Revolt on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon last month (January 25, 2010, episode), Michael Cera talked about his reputation as a photobomber. Nothing at all as terrorizing as the underwear bomber,...
February 24th, 2010 | Featured, Visual Arts | Read More
Art in the Park: Kendrick’s Markers
Kendrick's "Markers" / Photo by Stephanie Nikolopoulos
Earlier this week I was making my way from one publishing house to another, and decided to take a shortcut. Usually, I stick to 5th Avenue so I can window shop my way to meetings. Monday, though, I decided to get back to nature. ...
November 18th, 2009 | Featured, Visual Arts | Read More
The Magical Bokeh Filter
Fisheye is so yesterday. Today’s cool photography toy is The Bokeh Filter. This is seriously surreal. You know those blurry little orbs of light in the background of your photographs? Well, the Bokeh Filter transforms them into more magical elements, like stars or hearts.
The best part...
October 4th, 2009 | Visual Arts | Read More
Muto
via http://www.blublu.org/sito/video/muto.htm
For a long time, grafitti got a bad rap. It was thought of as nothing more than vandalism. These days, street artists are getting more positive recognition, but perhaps because it’s become a more acceptable artform, it’s become a bit, well,...
September 25th, 2009 | Visual Arts | Read More
Turf One’s “Holy Ghost” and “Animita”
Beach Blanket Bingo came and went all too fast at New York’s Jonathan LeVine Gallery. It had opened on a sweaty evening back in August quite festively with blow-up tiki totem poles, Hawaiian leis, and cold cans of PBR. If you’ll allow me to reminisce for just one moment (I’m not...
September 17th, 2009 | Visual Arts | Read More


