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The 2015 16th Annual Taste of Tennis Gala – W Hotel - New York City - August 27, 2015

September 19, 2015, 12:40 pm
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On August 27th, the top stars of the tennis court and the kitchen aligned at the 16th Annual Taste of Tennis Gala at the W Hotel in New York City. Guests including Bachelorette star Andi Dorfman and Serena Williams looking fabulously sporty in a fitted LBD and Nikes!  

Serena Williams with Andi Dorfmann of the Bachelorette
Proceeds from this year's event benefit the rehabilitation of Eli Kulp, a beloved Philadelphia-based chef who was paralyzed in the recent Amtrak train derailment.

Serena and Venus Williams joined sports and culinary enthusiasts for the evening.  Venus and Andi even showed off her culinary chops by throwing on an apron and got behind the burner for a live cooking demo with headlining celebrity chef Marc Murphy of the show Chopped and restaurant Landmarc right here in NYC.

Venus Williams assisting with a cooking demonstration at the 2015 Taste of Tennis Gala
According to Victoria Azarenka, the best thing about this event are the gathering of athletes, great food, drinks, and music all under one venue.

Co-hosted by World Doubles Champions the Bryan brothers, fellow players John Isner, Victoria Azarenka, Eugenie Bouchard and Gael Monfils attended the interactive tasting experience to mingle and sample bites by New York’s most prestigious chefs. 

Tennis doubles champion players; the Bryan brothers
Culinary stations were set up throughout the space for guests to enjoy dishes from Jonathan Waxman (Jams), Alfred Portale (Gotham Bar & Grill), Daniel Holzman (The Meatball Shop), Ilan Hall (The Gorbals) and plenty of macarons for desserts. 

Mark your calendars - don't miss next year's Taste of Tennis Gala, an event not to be missed prior to the US Open!

Chef Marc Murphy giving a demo of recipes from his book Season with Authority w/ special guest Venus Williams
Chef Marc Murphy with Andi Dorfman
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Savor the Success Rock The World NYC Conference - The Roosevelt Hotel - October 3, 2015

October 22, 2015, 9:35 pm
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This year, Savor the Success has organized another inspiring Rock the World 2015 conference for women entrepreneurs and leaders in New York City at the historic Roosevelt Hotel.  Over 400 women attended this year to learned from women who have built well known companies, such as Alexandra Wilkis-Wilson of Gilt and Glamsquad, Katrina Markoff of Vosges Chocolates, Melissa Ben-Ishay of Baked by Melissa. 
Founders of Gilt, Vosges Chocolate, and Baked By Melissa shared their experience of starting and growing their businesses
This conference was not just a series of presentations.  Attendees also had a chance to participate in small breakout sessions on key topics that are vital to wellness and success.  Catherine Cassidy of UStyled presented a workshop on creating an effective wardrobe, and business coach Vanessa Shaw led a frank discussion on the pitfalls and problems of money and success.  Other workshop presenters included Jillian Wright of Indie Beauty Expo, Kelly Hadous of Win the Room, and Carolyn Herfurth of The BizTruth.
This event, a celebration of women entrepreneurs featured a curated marketplace of women owned businesses.  Products featured in this years marketplace included all natural beauty products, social media services, career/business coaching, and many services that cater to the needs of the busy female entrepreneur.
The staff of GlamSquad gathers for a photo-op
Beautiful jewelry by E. Shaw Jewels in the curated marketplace, where attendees had the opportunity to support other women-owned businesses
“When I began my own beauty skincare brand, Om Aroma & Co. and Savor Spa, I didn’t know how to find resources that were out there to help women succeed in business so I created Savor the Success — the support organization I was looking for,” says Angela Jia Kim, the founder of the conference. “I felt that I had to do it alone, and when I realized that there was so many women out there like me, I wanted to gather them under one roof for one day to inspire and educate. The goal is to help each other to dream, do, and savor the success.”
Savor the Success founder Angela Jia Kim moderates a discussion with the founders of Gilt, Baked by Melissa and Vosges Chocolate
Proceeds from this year's conference benefits She’s the First, an organization that supports girls’ education in low-income countries.
The We Rock the World 2015 conference is an experience in self-improvement. You'll learn and be inspired to refresh the quality of your work, wellness, and perspective for a more generous, confident, and fulfilling life. Stay tuned (and don't miss) for next year's event!
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Simply Stylist NYC 2015 - The W Hotel New York - October 25, 2015

November 25, 2015, 6:23 pm
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This year Simply Stylist returns to New York City with their anticipate "Do What You Love" fashion and beauty conference at the W Hotel on October 25, 2015.  Over 150 fashion beauty bloggers gathered to learn, network, and get inspired  by a full day of panels and breakout sessions presented by top celebrities and influencers in the fashion & beauty blogging world.  

Olivia Culpo and Catt Saddler discussing fashion trends and beauty secrets at the 2015 Simply Stylist event in New York City on Sunday. 
This year's pesenters included hotsd Catt Sadler of E! News, and an all star lineup of experts including Olivia Culpo, June Ambrose, as well as top bloggers like Tiarra Monet, Cara Santana, and Brandi Cyrus (yes, that's Miley Cyrus's sister).  

Beauty and fashion industry who participated this year include Amy Nadine, founder of the Beauty Department, celebrity stylist Madison Guest, style expert Lilliana Vasquez, founder of Bloglovin Dan Carlberg, model and beauty activist Ashley Graham, and founder of the V Files Julie Anna Quay.

Sponsors of this year's Simply Stylist included Dove, Laneige, Ortholite, ShopStyle Collective, indie design marketplace Minted, home design and decor site Dot & Bo, Kevita, and Library of Flowers.  Guests had a chance to mingle and try products from this years sponsors as macaron desserts and detox cocktail drinks flowed freely!

E! News’ Catt Sadler looked stunning in all black at Simply Stylist NYC at the W Hotel 
Olivia Culpo looked chic in all white at the 2015 Simply Stylist NYC wearing a beautiful outfit by Maiyet
Founded in 2012 by Sarah Boyd, Simply Stylist events brings together trendsetting taste-makers and industry experts together to network, educate, inspire, and explore.  Events are held throughout the year in New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles.
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Gourmet Artisanal Food Comes to New York's Penn Station at the Pennsy

February 28, 2016, 3:34 pm
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No, this artisanal gourmet food court isn't in San Francisco, it's at Penn Station; reminds us of the gourmet food court at the San Francisco Twitter headquarters!
Groundbreaking news for Penn Station commuters and passengers: there's finally a healthy and delicious food court at Penn Station! The Pennsy, a new innovative culinary destination is located right at 2 Penn Plaza (at the corner of 33rd St. and 7th Ave.) - which is the site of the former Borders bookstore. The 8,000 sq. foot space features five of the most beloved NYC food stars including the first Manhattan location for renowned butcher Pat LaFrieda and vegan food-truck sensation, The Cinnamon Snail as well as new concepts from Mario Batali with Mary Giuliani, and Chef Marc Forgione. Chef Franklin Becker will also open a third Manhattan location of his healthy fast casual, The Little Beet.

Gourmet espresso beverages at Penn Station that isn't Starbucks!

Purveyors at The Pennsy include: 

The Cinnamon Snail - One of the nation’s top-rated food trucks sheds its wheels to open their first stationary location serving up vegan favorites like Thai BBQ Tempeh with Pickled Red Onions and Thai Basil, Arugula, Smoked Chili Roasted Peanuts and Sriracha Mayonnaise on Grilled Spelt Bread,  their famous Beastmode Burger Deluxe, Ancho Chili Seitan Burger Grilled in Maple Bourbon BBQ Sauce with Jalapeno Max & Cheese


Pat LaFrieda Meat Purveyors - Renowned butcher Pat LaFrieda opens up his first Manhattan  location that sells his famous pre-packaged meats and made-to-order signature sandwiches that include his Original Filet Mignon Sandwich, Meatball Subs and his Grilled Chicken Breast with Broccoli Rabe, Mozzarella and Calabrian Chili Aioli on an Olive Baguette. 

Gone are the days of waiting outdoors to get your fill of Korean Bar-b-que Seitan
Mario by Mary - This new Italian fast casual concept opens its first location with chef, writer, restaurateur and media personality Mario Batali who partners with caterer-to-the-stars and author Mary Giuliani to bring to the table a delicious Italian sandwich and soup shop.  Highlights include the When Mario met Mary, Fontina and Black Truffle Honey Grilled Cheese, The Nonna, a Grilled Eggplant sandwich with fresh whipped Ricotta and Scamorza, and the trainstopping L'angelo e il Diavolo

Lobster Press – Playing off the celebrated Chili Lobster dish at his Tribeca flagship, Chef Marc Forgione, partnering with lobster purveyor Homarus, introduces his first fast casual concept highlighting on-the-go lobster creations. Changing the way people think of the Lobster sandwich, offerings include the Lobster Press, a panini pressed fresh lobster sandwich served hot and paired with a side of Chili Lobster dipping sauce. 

The Little Beet - Know for giant sushi burritos, Top Chef Masters star Chef Franklin Becker along with Aurify Brands brings this veggie-focused, gluten-free fare that they made famous at the fast casual, The Little Beet and restaurant, The Little Beet Table. Items include Chef’s signature The Little Beet Bowl with Beets, Quinoa, Arugula, Goat Cheese and Chicken with Sherry Shallot Dressing, Salmon Tartare with Avocado, Pickled Asian Slaw, Chipotle Aioli with Brown Rice wrapped in Nori

Salmon Tatare burrito sushi by The Little Beet
The space will also house a central indoor dining lounge complete with communal tables, sofas and high top tables, an outdoor patio space for the warmer months, and a second floor event space that can be catered by vendors at The Pennsy.

The Pennsy is open seven days a week, Monday through Saturday 11am - 11pm and Sunday 11am - 8pm.  For more information please call 917-475-1830, visit www.thepennsy.nyc, on Instagram @thepennsy, on Twitter @thepennsy and on Facebook at www.facebook.com/ThePennsy.
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The Met Breuer to Open to Public with Three-day Weekend Celebration, March 18 - 20, 2016

March 8, 2016, 7:54 pm
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Mark your calendars! The Met invites you to celebrate the opening of highly anticipated The Met Breuer, with three days of special programs and extended hours! The inaugural weekend begins at 10 am on Friday, March 18, with an interactive performance by David Dorfman Dance that will continue throughout the day.

Highlights of the weekend include a series of 9-Minute Talks presented by over 30 artists, writers, performers, designers, curators, Met staff, and other creative voices from across New York City. Inspired by the inaugural exhibition Unfinished: Thoughts Left Visible, the presenters will respond to the idea of the "unfinished" in talks of just 9 minutes in length-the time it takes to walk between The Met Fifth Avenue and The Met Breuer. A special Family Day will take place on Sunday, March 20, with programs and events for visitors of all ages, noon–4 pm.

The Museum will offer extended hours at The Met Breuer—from 10 am to 10 pm—on Friday, March 18, and Saturday, March 19.

All events are free with Museum admission.


Opening March 18 at The Met Breuer

Unfinished: Thoughts Left Visible—a major thematic survey of unfinished works of art from the Renaissance to the present day. March 18–September 4, 2016
Nasreen Mohamedi—the largest exhibition to date dedicated to Indian modernist Nasreen Mohamedi. March 18–June 5, 2016
Relation: A Performance Residency by Vijay Iyer—live performance throughout Museum hours in the Tony and Amie James Gallery, March 18–31, 2016

Opening Weekend Performances and Talks
David Dorfman Dancers: The Met Breuer
Friday, beginning at 10 am
Throughout the day David Dorfman Dance and musicians will perform a work that interacts with the public and harmonizes with the notions of a reveal, the unexpected, and the joyful.
9-Minute Talks; all three locations
Hear creative voices from across New York City respond to the idea of "unfinished" in talks of just 9 minutes in length—the time it takes to walk between The Met Fifth Avenue and The Met Breuer, and between the entrance of Fort Tryon Park and The Met Cloisters.

Opening Weekend Activities

Art Activities
Hands-on art activities that will take place at The Met Breuer throughout the weekend include Drawing Space—Friday, 6–9:30 pm, Saturday, 11 am–9:30 pm and Sunday, noon–4 pm—taking inspiration from the work of the artist Nasreen Mohamedi, the subject of one of the inaugural exhibitions.
Family Day at The Met Breuer
Sunday, March 20; noon–4 pm
At interactive stations throughout the exhibitions—on floors 2, 3, and 4—families are invited to explore the galleries and create works of art at drop-in workshops. Other activities include Drawing Sound, a program with musician and educator Seth Ginsberg on floor 5. There will also be a #MetKids Photobooth, on floor 5.
Music Download
Soundwalk 9:09
Pulitzer Prize-winning composer John Luther Adams's new work, commissioned to celebrate the opening of The Met Breuer, takes its title from the time it takes to walk between The Met Fifth Avenue and The Met Breuer. The two compositions, "Downtown" and "Uptown" are available for download at metmuseum.org/soundwalk and at Q2music.org.

Refreshments at The Met Breuer: Blue Bottle Coffee Bar
Floor 5
Open during Museum hours
Recharge with light snacks and beverages available for purchase.

Hours

Special Hours for The Met Breuer Inaugural Weekend, March 18-20
Friday, March 18, 10 am–10 pm
Saturday, March 19, 10 am–10 pm
Sunday, March 20, 10 am–5:30 pm

Regular Hours for The Met Breuer (as of March 21)
Tuesday and Wednesday, 10 am–5:30 pm
Thursday and Friday, 10 am–9 pm
Saturday and Sunday, 10 am–5:30 pm
Closed Monday
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Full Day Workshop with Elena Brower at Yoga Journal Live! New York Conference, April 8, 2016

May 1, 2016, 2:57 pm
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The Yoga Journal Live! New York Conference takes place every year at the Hilton Hotel in midtown New York City, featuring renowned yoga teachers who can help you take your yoga, wellness and spiritual practice to the next level. What's unique about this event is that it's not just about yoga!  There was a marketplace of wellness vendors exhibiting all natural and sustainable products in yoga wear, beverages, jewelry, skin-care, and wellness retreats.

This year's conference in New York City featured an all-star line up yoga instructors, including Amy Ippolitti, Elena Brower, Kathryn Budig, Seane Corn, Bo Forbes, Shiva Rea, Rodney Yee, Gabrielle Bernstein, and more!  

The Friday and Monday sessions of Yoga Journal Live! New York features a full day immersion class with a yoga teacher of your choice.  These full day classes give you a chance to learn the techniques well with personalized attention and to ask the instructor any questions you may have.

This year, we took the full day Friday class with Elena Brower, who's known for incorporating self-awareness, compassion, mindfulness, and wellness into her classes so well you leave feeling calm, yet energized and refreshed!  This year's topic is Art of Attention: Agility, Grace, and Strength.



In today's post we'll share an effective practice from Elena Brower on how you can start off your mornings, or revive your afternoons with these energizing and uplifting practices.  Ideally, the steps below should be performed in order - give it a try and feel the viva la difference.

1. Sit on your yoga mat cross legged and start massaging your hands, massage the palms and the intersections between each fingers.  Then lightly pull each finger and let your hands slide off each finger.  These actions stimulate the liver. as all body parts are INTERCONNECTED

2. Massage your scalp with your hands

3. Stand up.  Gently poke your stomach with the tip of your fingers and your sides, this stimulates the kidneys

4. Rhythm is important.  Repeat shrugging your shoulders in a circular motion, then run in a stationary place - imaging you are staying within a 12 inch square

5. Now the trick for lengthening your spine.  Instead of bending down to touch your toes with your hands, do this stretch with your knees slightly bent.  This will stretch out your spine if your legs are not as flexible.

6. After you stretch out your spine using the method described in step five, you should have a much easier time touching your toes with your hands now that your spine is stretched out!

7. Take a deep breath and thank yourself for this brief yet effective morning practice!

Adhere to these seven steps to start off your morning or in time of stress.  It was a transformative experience to dedicate a whole day to learning with Elena Brower.  We learned it's just as important to be compassionate to others as it is to yourself.

If you're attending any Yoga Journal Live! Event, don't miss out on the full day immersion classes with a renowned yoga instructor.  The next event this year is in San Diego at the beautiful Hotel Del Coronado from June 23 - 27, 2016 - tickets can be purchased here.  Get 15% off your ticket with the code CHAKRA
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MIRROR CELLS Exhibit at the Whitney Museum of American Art - MAY 13–AUG 21, 2016

May 28, 2016, 8:31 pm
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The Mirror Cells exhibit, on display from MAY 13 – AUG 21, 2016 at the Whitney Museum of American Art, presents a unique series of sculptures by five up and coming artists who explore disparate links among objects to immerse viewers in strange invented fantasy worlds. 
The exhibition’s title Mirror Cells refers to mirror neurons―specialized brain cells that are activated when observing the behavior of others. Maggie Lee’s video-based installations chart her family’s ups and downs, while Win McCarthy’s precarious sculptures are imbued with the anxiety of daily life in an unstable world. 
Liz Craft - Spider Woman - Mixed Media
Likewise, the anthropomorphic shapes of Elizabeth Jaeger’s large-scale ceramic vessels imply ambiguous emotions, and Liz Craft’s works are connected through internal dialogues reflected in sculptural mouths, word bubbles, and spider women. 
Liz Craft - Spider Woman - Mixed Media
Rochelle Goldberg’s installation alludes to unstable environments and questions of survival through her use of morphing growth cycles of living things. 
Largely composed of modest materials such as wood, clay, plaster, and fabric, these works engage the viewer through a sense of immediacy and tactility. 
Mirror Cells is organized by Whitney associate curators Christopher Y. Lew and Jane Panetta.

Win McCarthy, New York Critical Nightmare, Mixed Media
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The Other Festival Comes to New York City at Spring Studios this Saturday, June 11, 2016

June 9, 2016, 11:37 pm
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The Other Festival comes to Tribeca, New York City at Spring Studios this Saturday, June 11, 2016. The Other Festival is a full day event which brings ambitious women together to listen, learn and share their experiences on making it in the modern world through entrepreneurship, creative endeavors, and challenging status quo.
The Other Festival features renowned female entrepreneurs, influencers, trailblazers and philanthropists in music, fashion, film, art, food, design and technology. Participants will be providing workshops, panels, performances and mentoring for this special one-day only event.
Speakers this year include Rosario Dawson (actress, entrepreneur), Reshma Saujani (founder of Girls Who Code), Stephanie Mark (founder of The Coveteur), Naomi Campbell(model, actress, entrepreneur), and Elena Brower (yoga and holistic health teacher) whom will all be sharing their insights and experience in creating a fulfilling life.
For a full list of announced participants, see below.

The event will end with special performances from talented artists like Justine Skye, Natalia Clavier (Thievery Corporation) Brooke Candy, Yuna, Chelsea Leyland, and many more!
General admission tickets start at $75 and can be purchased online at www.theotherfestival.eventbrite.com
The Other Festival is founded by Dee Poku, founder the WIE Network, which aims to empower women in the work force.
TALKS SCHEDULE
STAGE TWO
11:30AM
Opening Session - Yoga & Mindfulness
with Elena Brower
12:00PM - 12:30PM
The Icon Interview
Naomi Campbell
12:30PM - 12:30PM
A Business Match Made In Heaven:
Finding Your Dream Investor
Fran Hauser (Partner, Rothenberg Ventures), Lauren Mailian (Host, Quit Your Day Job - On Oxygen), Moderator - Alisa Volkmar (Entrepreneur)
1:00PM - 1:25PM
The Big Business of Blogs
Karen Robinowitz (Co-founder, Digital Brand Architects)
1:30PM - 1:55PM
Behind The Seams: Leading Designers Discuss Their Process (sponsored by CFDA)
Aurora James (Founder, Brother Vellies), Brett Heyman (Founder, Edie Parker). Moderator - Selby Drummond (Accessories Director, Vogue)
2:00PM - 2:25PM
In Conversation
Lindsey Stirling (Musician, YouTube star)
2:30PM - 3:25PM
Sustainable Success: Looking Good While Doing Good
Pamela Love (Jewelry Designer) Moderator - Daniella Kallmeyer (Designer)
3:30PM - 3:55PM
In Conversation
Genial Bekele (Activist, Filmmaker). Moderator - Karen Wong (Deputy Director, New Museum)
4:00PM - 4:25PM
The Way Forward
Rosario Dawson (Actress, Activist, Entrepreneur), Abrima Erwiah (Founder, Studio 189)
4:40PM - 4:55PM
Keynote

STAGE THREE
12:35PM - 1:00PM
The Storytellers: Making Content That Matters
Rebecca Odes (Co-founder, Wifey TV)
1:05PM - 1:30PM
From Foodies To Entrepreneur
Jeni Britton (Founder, Splendid Ice Cream), Melissa Ben Ishay (Founder, Baked By Melissa), Sarah Simmons (Executive Chef/Owner, Birds & Bubbles)
1:35PM - 2:00PM
Making It In The Music Business
Chaka Pilgrim (President, Roc Nation), Moderator - Jasmine Soleno
2:05PM - 2:30PM
Then vs. Now - A Conversation
Cynthia Rowley (Designer) and daughter Kit Keenan (Student)
2:35PM - 3:00PM
From Artist To Brand: Balancing Business and Creative
Marissa Webb (Designer)
3:05PM - 3:30PM
Your Style - Your Personal Brand
Melissa Battifarano (Designer Director, Rihanna's Fenty Corp.), Stephanie Mark (Co-founder, The Coveteur). Moderator - Stylecaster
3:35PM - 4:00PM
Breaking The Mold: Disrupters Who Found A New Way
Molly Guy (Founder, Stone Fox Bride), Yasmin Green (Principal, Google Ideas). Moderator - Mary HK Choi
4:00PM - 4:10PM
Using Your Creative Voice
Nadia Lopez (Educator)
4:10PM - 4:35PM
Social Media As Business (Sponsored By Galore)

THE OTHER ROOM
1:00PM - 1:25PM
Business Speed Dating
2:00PM - 2:25PM
Photography Master Class
2:30PM - 2:55PM
Focus: Your 3 Step Plan To Building A Business
3:00PM - 3:25PM
Bragging Rights: How To Sell Yourself
3:30PM - 3:55PM
Social Media Master Class
Boss Base
4:00PM - 4:25PM
Business Speed Dating
4:30PM - 4:55PM
Building A Website With Confidence
5:00PM - 5:25PM
Fundraising Master Class
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Scenes from The Other Festival at Spring Studios in Tribeca NYC - June 2016

July 9, 2016, 2:01 pm
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The Other Festival, held at the beautiful loft space of Spring Studios in Tribeca, NYC celebrates female ambition, hard-work, creativity.  This years festival brought together makers and creators for an inspirational day that is part concert and part conferencing celebrating where women can meet other ambitiously creative minds.  

This year's talk included an impressive roster of speakers featuring: model Naomi Campbell, jewelry designer Pamela Love, actress/activist Rosario Dawson Maria Battifarano of Rihanna’s Fenty Corp, and designer Cynthia Rowely



In addition to discussions, guests can also meet and connect with other creative female makers at the conference marketplace.  During out time there, we met the founder of Ciara's Kombucha and former stylist of David Bowie who now is a contemporary artist with her own line of leather accessories.  Guests could browse the marketplace while snacking on delicious food prepared by an all female culinary crew.  The lunch at the conference was equally healthy as it was delicious, with gluten free and vegetarian options.

In today's post, we'll share some scenes from the event, which is not to be missed for next year!









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MoMA PS1 Warm Up 2016 - Set by Louisahhh, Brodinski - July 9, 2016

July 30, 2016, 9:08 am
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The weekly MoMA PS1 Warm Up summer dance party is quickly becoming a mini Coachella every Saturday, except it's much closer to home in Long Island City / Queens / New York City.  
Warm Up is every Saturday from June 11 to August 27, from 3pm to 9pm (yes, it's a 6 hour concert, or mini music festival so go early!).  Each show features at least 5 acts so you'll get to experience a wide variety of music genres. Tickets are only $22 if purchased in advanced and can be purchased here. If you are a Long Island City resident, tickets are free on a first come first serve basis.
The 2016 lineup includes live performances and D.J. sets by Joy Orbison + Ben UFO, Doc Scott, Maya Jane Coles, Marcus Marr, Louisahhh, Brodinski, and many international performers you'll find in music venues of Europe.
Warm Up also places music alongside great food and design, including a new courtyard installation, which is a colorful woven rope canopy created by Mexico City-based architecture firm Escobedo Soliz Studio, winner of the annual Young Architects Program.
Here are some of our pictures from the Louisahhh and Brodinski show this month.
Great crowd, nice chilled out vibe


Straight from France - a set by Louisahhh
Also Straight from France - a set by Brodinski
Great food and drinks; with wine, cocktail, coffee and tacos available for purchase.  No beer :)


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MoMA PS1 Warm Up 2016 - Set by Maya Jane Coles - July 30, 2016

August 20, 2016, 10:02 am
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We were back for another weekly MoMA PS1 Warm Up summer dance party on July 30, 2016 for a DJ set by Maya Janes Coles.

The stage that week had a fun plastic soda bottle art installation where every bottle was illuminated by bright pink liquid.  Maya Janes Cole took to the stage at the last set, rounding out the cool summer evening of Long Island City with some great techno music.
Warm Up is every Saturday from June 11 to August 27, from 3pm to 9pm (yes, it's a 6 hour concert, or mini music festival so go early!) so this means there are only 2 more shows left for 2016!

Tickets are only $22 if purchased in advanced and can be purchased here. If you are a Long Island City resident, tickets are free on a first come first serve basis.
Here are some of our pictures from the Maya Jane Coles this month.


The stage that week had a fun plastic soda bottle art installation where every bottle was illuminated by bright pink liquid.
Maya Jane Coles spinning deep house techno tunes

 Always more fun with Bouncy Balls
 another shot of Maya Jane Coles

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Upcoming Event - Food As Medicine: Healing Tonics with The Alchemist's Kitchen - September 29, 2016

September 23, 2016, 9:54 pm
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Nature has created a bounty of biodiversity to give us the richness of herbs and spices for healthy living.  In our busy modern lives, we should never forget to let thy food be thy medicine.  We can all learn how to put this into practice next Thursday, September 29 2016 at ABC Home's beautiful event space.

Join us at ABC Home next Thursday for an evening of learning how to make health uplifting herbal cocktails — both with and without alcohol!  As well as a conversation on healing tonics to celebrate the opening of The Alchemist's Kitchen at ABC Home with special guests Adriana Ayales (a rain-forest herbalist from Costa Rica), Guido Masé and Jovial King. Hosted by Stephanie Wang.

At this event, there will be a full menu of state-changing plant elixirs that combine scientific crafting and ancient wisdom. 

Mark you calendars and get your tickets here!
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2016 LuckyRice NY Moon Festival Cocktail Feast - The Bowery Hotel - September 16, 2016

October 2, 2016, 12:47 pm
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This year's 7th annual LuckyRice NY Moon Festival Cocktail Feast celebrates the start of the annual Mid-Autumn Moon Festival at the Bowery Hotel in downtown New York City.  

It was a fabulous night of delightfully creative cocktail concoctions, fun, and music with a vibrant and festive crowd.  Cocktails inspired by Asian dishes and ingredients were made with signature Bombay Sapphire East Gin and other top shelf libations.  

This event made us think for a few hours that we were enjoying the night out in southeast Asia where drinks were inspired by local spices like lemongrass, cinnamon, kalamansi limes, kaffir lime, basil, and a cornucopia of tropical fruits and flavors.  Light dishes and desserts were also served to be paired with a well curated selection of cocktails.

Copies of the latest LuckyRice cookbook on display
Cocktails shaken in style
Spices used in tonight's cocktails
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Delicious citrus cocktails
Guests enjoying the night out in style


Freshly made rolls of ice cream were popular treats of the night

With Strawberries and caramel
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ABC Home’s Beauty Wellness Wisdom Event, New York City - October 15, 2016

October 24, 2016, 10:11 pm
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ABC Home's  'Beauty Wellness Wisdom' event series brings together people and brands passionate about health, indigenous culture, sustainability, eco-consciousness, and beauty. 


The event on October 15, 2016 featured Goop Beauty Director Jean Godfrey-June & Cherry Bombe's Editorial Director Kerry Diamond, morning meditation with Deepak Chopra,  and a discussion about the health benefits of infared therapy with Jason Wachob of MindBodyGreen, Lauren Berlingeri & Katie Kaps founders of HigherDOSE. 



Fern Olivia Langham founder of Thyroid Yoga + Ajai Alchemy spoke about giving your body what it needs to heal.  For a busy place like New York City, this could mean establishing a ritual of laying with rose crystal quartz around your body grounding meditative moments.




Stephanie Wang, founder of the herbal apothecary - The Alchemist's Kitchen in the Lower East Side gave a fascinating talk on plant journeying and shamanic plant work.  Herbal spiritual healing involves not just taking the herbs, but also setting an intention during the healing ritual.



In addition to talks and discussions by thought leaders of the wellness field, the afternoon was filled with wellness experiences from ABC Home's collection of curated apothecaries.  Guests were able to sign up for facials with Tracie Martyn, wild-crafted herbal elixirs with Moon Juice, juice tastings with Rawpothecary, sea salt based hair styling sessions with Captain Blankenship, beauty treatments with Goop Beauty, manicures with Jinsoon, and tarot readings with Moon Deck.



















The Beauty Wellness Wisdom event happens twice a year at ABC Home, and it's our favorite gathering in NYC for discovering sustainable, spiritual, all-natural, and creative ways to heal, rejuvenate, and beautify yourself from the inside out.  
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American Folk Art Museum 2016 Fall Benefit Gala - Gotham Hall, New York City - October 26, 2016

November 22, 2016, 8:09 pm
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This year the American Folk Art Museum presented guests of their annual 2016 Fall Benefit Gala to a festive night of great food, art, and music at the Gotham Hall event space in midtown New York City.
Each year, the annual Fall Benefit Gala raises funds to support arts education that serve more than eight thousand New York City schoolchildren each year. Proceeds from the event enable the Museum to expand critically acclaimed educational programs that make the appreciation of the folk arts possible to the public.
Below are some pictures and highlights from this years event!
Gala attendees posing for photos before the event
President of the Ford Foundation Darren Walker with Executive Director of the American Folk Art Museum Anne Radice 
Joyce Cowin - member of Board of Trustees
Longtime President of Chanel Arie and Coco Kopleman

Gala Honoree and board member Lucy Danziger and John Wilkerson

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Fast Forward: Painting from the 1980s - Whitney Museum Exhibit - Jan 27–May 14, 2017

January 5, 2017, 4:38 pm
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Upcoming Exhibit at the Whitney Museum in NYC
Fast Forward: Painting from the 1980s
Jan 27–May 14, 2017

Opening Jan 27–May 14, 2017 ; Fast Forward: Painting from the 1980s exhibit offers a focused look at painting from this decade with works drawn entirely from the Museum’s collection. The exhibition will be on view in the Museum’s eighth-floor Hurst Family Galleries.

The exhibitionfeatures work by artists identified with the 1980s— Jean-Michel Basquiat, Sherrie Levine, David Salle, and Julian Schnabel—as well as by a significant number of less celebrated painters.

Often through exuberant work that engaged with the heroic gesture or pop imagery, these artists explored the traditions of figuration and history painting, and offered new interpretations of abstraction.

Many addressed fundamental questions about art-making in their work, while others took on political issues covering AIDS, feminism, gentrification, and war.

Far from dead, artists renegotiated their commitment to painting in the 1980s, and in the face of a media-saturated environment.

The medium suddenly came to represent an important intersection between new ways of seeing and a seemingly traditional way of making art—one full of possibility and thriving as many artists actively re-imagined what painting could be.
 
Fast Forward: Painting from the 1980s is organized by Jane Panetta, associate curator, with Melinda Lang, curatorial assistant.  Don't miss it!
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Outsider Art Fair's 25th Anniversary - Metropolitan Pavilion, New York City - January 19, 2017

February 5, 2017, 5:53 pm
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On January 19, 2019, the Outsider Art Faircelebrated their 25thAnniversary in New York York City, the original fair dedicated to renowned and newly discovered self-taught artists from around the world.
A VIP Early Access Preview was held at the Metropolitan Pavilion with a select group of tastemakers from the art, culture, fashion, and entertainment milieu. “Art collectors, professionals and art lovers can't get enough of outsider, art brut and folk art. It's a great fair with the highest quality and we expect strong attendance all weekend", said fair Director, Becca Hoffman.

At the preview, notable galleries noted record sales, such as James Barron Art, who sold four works by Janet Sobel within the first half hour, and groups of Norris Embry works on paper. 

"The energy of the fair is fabulous; we're meeting new collectors, as well as welcoming old friends. This is our first time exhibiting at the Outsider Art Fair, and it will definitely become a yearly tradition," said James Barron.


 
A highlight this year is critic Edward M. Gomez’s curated space, The Outsider Art Fair: 25 Years, a celebration that looks back at and honors the fair’s history, with one work of art representing each year of the fair. 

Each work on display was actually shown at the fair in the year it represents in this retrospective survey, and in several cases was part of a group of works by an artist who made his or her debut at the fair in its designated year. 

Also new this year is a special curated space titled The Quilts of Gee’s Bend, presenting the work of a small, rural Alabama community of mostly descendants of slaves, who for generations have produced hundreds of quilt masterpieces. Using recycled work clothes and dresses, feed sacks, and fabric remnants, the women composed bold geometries that are a visual testament to the community quilting groups and the aesthetic lineages of local families.

GUESTS INCLUDED

Serena Altschul & Cooper Cox, Serge Becker, Jade Berreau, Max Blagg, Jonah Bokaer, James Brett, Jayma Cardoso, Maurizio Cattelan, Alva Chinn, Clodagh, Lolita Cros, Brian Donnelly (aka KAWS), Martin H. Eisenberg, Eric Eisner, Sebastian Errazuriz, Fabrizio Ferri, Vincent Fremont, Alex Galan, Bob Greenberg, Carl & Gigi Grimstad, Bob & Elizabeth Gruen, Hugo Guinness, Agnes Gund, Nir Hod, Jens Hoffmann, Kalup Linzy, Brett Littman, Paul Mathieu, Ryan McGinness & Trish Goodwin, Peter McGough, Edouard Nantas, Vera Neykov, Averyl Oates, Faith Popcorn, Rob Pruitt, Doreen Remen, Andres Serrano, Cameron Silver, Todd Solondz, Eve Therond, Kristen Joy Watts


ABOUT OUTSIDER ART FAIR

The Outsider Art Fair is the original art fair specific to self-taught art created outside the mainstream. Founded in 1993 by Sandy Smith, OAF soon became a critical and commercial success.

In 2012, OAF was acquired by Wide Open Arts, a new company formed by art dealer Andrew Edlin. Its debut edition in 2013 saw the fair relocated to Chelsea and included guest curatorial projects and the OAF Talks program. OAF continues its tradition of presenting top dealers with prime examples of works by both legendary and newly discovered artists. The 2013 fair enjoyed rave reviews and more than tripled previous attendance levels. Propelled by this success, Wide Open Arts took the fair to Paris where it just presented its 4th edition, helping to reinvigorate the city’s long tradition of recognizing and championing art brut and self-taught artists.

SPONSORS & PARTNERS       

Folk Art Museum, Museum of Sex, John Michael Kohler Arts Center, Lille Métropole Musée d’art moderne, d’art contemporain et d’art brut (LAM), God’s Love We Deliver, Artbase, Artsper, Compass Box Wiskey Co., Bombay Sapphire
 

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4th Annual OPEN MARKET Indoor Block Party - Highline Stages, Meatpacking District - March 9, 2017

March 11, 2017, 1:32 pm
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We're huge fans of the Meatpacking District but little did we know that there's a party held every year to celebrate the best it has to offer.

Every year, the OPEN MARKET indoor block party at the Meatpacking district hosts the best of tastes, sounds, libations, fashion, and energy of this culturally vibrant neighborhood of New York City. 

This year's OPEN MARKET party was hosted at the loft space of Highline Stages. 

The style of this party certainly stands out from other tasting events and fundraisers in New York City.  The vibe was trendy and clubby as you would expect from any Meatpacking lounge.  The space was effortlessly cool, elegant, and refined.  DJs spun fun, enjoyable tunes while guests enjoyed hand crafted cocktails and fabulous food from restaurants of the Meatpacking District. 

Participants in this year's event include Sweetgreen, Rag & Bone, Le Pain de Quotidien, Fig & Olive, Sugar Factory, Toro, Whitney Museum's Untitled, Scarpetta, Theory, Trina Turk, Joie, Helmut Lang, Morimoto NYC, Ample Hills Creamery, Jack's Stir Brew, Sherry B Dessert Studio, and more! 

It's not everyday you get to enjoy the diverse tastes of this neighborhood all under one roof.  Just remember, you don't want to miss out on next year's OPEN MARKET party. #OPENMARKETNYC



 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Chef's Counter Club Opening - Soho, New York City

May 13, 2017, 11:22 am
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The "fine-fast" dining concept is quickly proliferating in the restaurant scene of New York City as the industry tries to find ways to build a sustainable business in an environment of rising storefront rents.  A number of well known fine dining restaurants of renowned chefs have closed in New York City in the past several years, notably the closing of Tom Colicchio's CraftBar restaurant in the Flatiron district. 

One of our favorite casual fine dining restaurants in New York City is the newly opened Chef's Counter Club in Soho.  You can go and sample quick and affordable options for tasting popular dishes from some of the world's finest chefs.  The menu is curated by Didier Elena, a 20 year Alain Ducasse alumnus. 

Didier Elena, Jean-Georges Vongeritchen posing with the staff of Chef's Club Counter

So what's unique about the Chef's Club Counter?  It's not your usual artisanal foodcourt where some dishes may be instagram popular but taste amateurish.

Eggslut : Originally a pop up food truck in Los Angeles, Eggslut has quickly gained a following for their original egg dishes that include the Fairfax, the Slut, and the Soho Salmon.  Most notable is the Slut, which is eggs poached in a glass jar with silk smooth potato puree, which reminds us of an amuse bouche dish you would get at a really fancy meal.



Jean-Georges Vongerichten : Here you can get a JG burger slider, any burger we've ever had at a Jean-George restaurant is a burger you wish you can have, well all the time!  The JG Burger has avocados, pepperjack cheese, and Russian dressing.



George Mendes's Aldea : Portugese Food - one of the finest heartiest cuisines in the world is generally not too easy to find even in New York City.  We can only wish we saw more casual yet delicious Portugese food in NYC but this is a good start indeed.

Duck Rice Dish from Aldea

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Calder: Hypermobility - Whitney Museum Exhibit - June 9–Oct 23, 2017

July 3, 2017, 12:33 pm
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The best time to visit the Whitney Museum is during the summer, when you can explore amazing modern and avant-garde art and round off your day there with their amazing view of the Meatpacking District on their super spacious rooftop.

For fans of mobile sculptures, check out their current exhibit: Calder: Hypermobility, which focuses on the extraordinary breadth of movement and sound in the work of Alexander Calder. 

Alexander Calder (1898 1976), The Arches, 1959. Painted steel, 106 × 107 1/2 × 87in. (269.2 × 273.1 × 221 cm)

This exhibition brings together a rich constellation of key sculptures for an opportunity to experience the works in motion. Regular activations of sculptures will occur in the galleries, revealing the creative kinetic nature of Calder’s work. 

Alexander Calder (1898-1976), Untitled, 1942. Wood, wire, glass, and string, 52 3/4 × 26 × 12 in. (134 × 66 × 30 cm)

Calder’s sculptures are influenced in part by the artist’s fascination with choreography and performance; as reflected in their idiosyncratic motions and the perceptual responses they provoke.


The exhibition is organized by Jay Sanders, Engell Speyer Family Curator and Curator of Performance, with Greta Hartenstein, senior curatorial assistant, and Melinda Lang, curatorial assistant.


Alexander Calder (1898–1976), Aluminum Leaves, Red Post, 1941. Painted sheet metal, 60 3/4 × 40 3/4 × 42 1/2 in. (154.3 × 103.5 × 108 cm). The Lipman Family Foundation

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Sour Heart Book Launch : An Evening with Jenny Zhang and Lena Dunham - Housing Works, August 1, 2017

August 11, 2017, 5:33 pm
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On August 1st, Lena Dunham introduced Jenny Zhang at Housing Works in New York City for a book talk about her latest work Sour Heart.  

Unlike the Joy Luck Club and other well known asian american writers before Amy Tan that have published books now deemed 'classics' in your local public library, Sour Heartis a fresh new voice depicting the struggles of the modern immigrant experience in America. It's relatable in a way that Joy Luck Club isn't for young asian americans. The modern immigrant experience is about assimilation and originality so you won't see Jenny Zhang walking around in Amy Tan's contrived oriental look anytime soon.  


Jenny's stories cut across an immigrant's orientation of space and time, moving from the Chinese immigrant enclaves of Flushing, Queens, to her cultural roots in Shanghai, China, and the the Cultural Revolution of the 1960s. 

A daughter of Chinese immigrants herself, Jenny Zhang narrates stories of dumpster diving for food, scamming Atlantic City casino buses to make a buck, and other darkly humorous survival, coming of age, and assimilation tales.

Although we missed this excellent book talk you can catch a video clip here! Or get the book here.
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Outsider Art Fair 2018 - Metropolitan Pavilion - New York City, January 18, 2018

February 5, 2018, 4:18 pm
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On January 18, 2018 - an all time record of 2,500 fair-goers attended the opening day of the 26thedition of the Outsider Art Fair in New York City.


The Outsider Art Fair is the original art fair specific to self-taught art created outside the mainstream. Founded in 1993 by Sandy Smith, OAF soon became a critical and commercial success. Recognized for its maverick spirit, the fair has played a vital role in building a passionate collecting community and for expanding the awareness and recognition of self-taught art in the mainstream art world.


This highly anticipated art show specializes in showcasing the works of self-taught artists from around the world. No longer on the fringe, Outsider art has changed the shape of modern and contemporary art and developed a thriving art market of its own.


A select group of tastemakers from the art, culture, fashion, and entertainment fields attended an early preview at the The Metropolitan Pavilion. They included artists Maurizio Cattelan, Hugo Guinness, Peter McGough, Brian Donnelly - KAWS - and Josh Smith; collectors Marty & Rebecca Eisenberg, Adam Lindemann, Bob Greenberg and Eric Eisner as well as Curator Massimiliano Gioni, among others.


 "The energy is incredible – it's started early and hasn't let up. It feels like people are more engaged than any other year, and what to learn about the art. We sold a major collection right at the beginning of the afternoon, and expect sales continue," said J Compton, who presented a collection of Japanese children's drawings from World War II.


"From the opening minute of the fair, there has been a stampede towards our booth", said James Barron, who presented a never-before-seen collection of paintings by Janet Sobel. "It's inspiring to experience the enthusiasm from everyone for this artwork", said first-time exhibitor, Jennifer Lauren, on her presentation of ceramics by Shinichi Sawada – also the artist's first exhibition in the United States.




Karen Patterson

Josh Smith

Alina Baikova
Charlotte Bonstrom, Dara Tomanovich
Fair Atmosphere - Chris Byrne Booth


Jordan Blackmore, Andi Potamkin

Young Paris, Vajra Kingsley

Guests this year included:
Corice Arman**, Alina Baikova, Brian Belott**, Lawrence & Elyse Benenson, Enrico Bonetti**, Lolita Cros**, Bruno Decharme, Peter Doroshenko, Cheryl Dunn**, Harvey Fierstein, Jaime Frankfurt & Pamela Hanson, Vincent Fremont, Noah Horowitz, Alex Katz**, Dominic Kozerski**, Christina Kruse, Conrad de Kwiatkowski**, Sydie Lansing, Jean-Pierre & Rachel Lehmann, Tomas Maier, Paul Mathieu**, Joseph Moinian, Young Paris, Karen Patterson, Jane Rosenblum, Aurel Schmidt**, Andres Serrano**, Todd Solondz**, Antoine Verglas, Jamian Juliano-Villani**, and Pauline Willis
**Denotes Artists
  
Partners and Sponsors for this year's event include:             
God’s Love We Deliver, John Michael Kohler Arts Center, Louie and Chan, Tito's, Sixpoint Brewery, Leblon Cachaça, Ace Hotel New York, Hyperallergic, American Folk Art Museum, National Gallery of Art, High Museum of Art Atlanta, American Visionary Museum, Bennington Museum Art History Innovation
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On Air Fest 2018 - Wythe Hotel - Williamsburg, Brooklyn March 1 - 4, 2018

March 18, 2018, 2:52 pm
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The On Air Fest debuted at the Wythe Hotel in Williamsburg Brooklyn on March 1 - 4, 2018, bringing together innovative voices in podcasts and music. Themes in this year's event explored storytelling and creativity in sound.  

Some of the lineup and presenters this year included DJ Stretch Armstrong, Musician Meshell Ndegeocello, director Brendan Baker of Wolverine, Jaime Morton (of My Dad Wrote a Porno), Surface Magazine designer Simonetta Nieto, podcaster Debbie Millman of Design Matters, and curator Matthew Yokobosky of the David Bowie exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum. Miho Hatori, formerly of Cibbo Matto also performed prior to the opening day as well.

This event was an opportunity for podcasters, artists, designers, musicians, DJ, and others in the industry to get together and discuss their journeys, inspirations, and challenges of creating great work of impact on their audiences.

Makers of high end headphones and audio equipment Sennheiser also hosted a "Future of Audio" Suite to demo their portable podcasting headphones and amplifiers.  If you're starting out on podcasting and are looking to make your episodes more 360 degree experiential from a sound standpoint, we highly recommend their Ambeo Smart Headset!  You can record podcasts anywhere on the go and it does a great job of capturing any audio in the background you are looking to include.

Check out their site to get info on next year's event, which you don't want to miss if you have an audience to reach online through the audio medium.


Conversation between DJ Stretch Armstrong and J-Zone


Ambeo Headphones by Sennheiser - perfect for the podcaster on the go.  You can get there here as well.

Electronic musician Kid Blast closed off the festival with an amazing electronic music performance set to a series of projected on screen visuals made by artist Susan Mathieu.


Lots of live music in the lobby of the Wythe Hotel


More electronic art by Susan Mathieu
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Halloween Parties in New York City - October 31 2018

November 2, 2018, 2:22 pm
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Lavish and unique parties are a part of New York City nightlife culture, and Halloween night is no exception.  With so many celebrities and cultural icons living in New York City, Halloween night is the time to see them all in some of the best costumes in town.  LVMH group's own tequila company Volcan De Mi Tierra hosted a party with New York's young urban tastemakers, and Heidi Klum had a Party City sponsored Halloween party at Levo with many recognizable attendees.  There really isn't any place in the world that can match the high energy ambitious social scene of New York City.


DJ Brendan Fallis


Padma Lakshmi


Bella Hadid and BeetleJuice

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See You Soon Los Angeles

February 29, 2020, 1:15 pm
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It's been a while since we've been to Los Angeles. 


Ten years to be exact and we're going back for the Los Angeles Marathon.  #LAMARATHON


That's a lot of change for us to pack in and absorb when we get there soon.  Some of our favorite shops and restaurants may no longer be there but there will be exciting new ones to explore (at least we know we can still go to Mashti Malone for some creamy rosewater and orange blossom ice cream sigh!).


Other things like scenic spots of nature will still be there.  Scenic rock formations on Newport Beach. Mosquito free desert hikes.  We like to travel off the beaten path so we'll let you know what we find (and thank you to all our west coast friends for providing invaluable recommendations)!  And then you can contact us for the inside scoop and can't be missed spots of  sunny beautiful and gritty LA.

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