On a remarkably blustery Wednesday afternoon, in a Tribeca basement filled with gold-spray-painted iPhone boxes and immense stacks of coffee cups, I sat down with Artsicle artist Mike Neff to learn more about his scattered but strikingly cohesive...
On a remarkably blustery Wednesday afternoon, in a Tribeca basement filled with gold-spray-painted iPhone boxes and immense stacks of coffee cups, I sat down with Artsicle artist Mike Neff to learn more about his scattered but strikingly cohesive...
In an unassuming building off the Jefferson stop on the L train, Artsicle artist Myles Bennett and a few of his friends have carved out an ideal space to live and create. Trained as an architect, and the son of a Nashville gallerist, an emphasis...
I am about to end my conversation with 81 year old Artsicle artist Marilyn Henrion when she decides to drop a bomb. “Something that people... READ ON
Artsicle artist Charlie Grosso’s gallery, Baang and Burne Contemporary, is not a typical Chelsea affair. On the gallery’s website is a cultural... READ ON
The fall edition of the bi-annual New York Affordable Art Fair took place last weekend. Showing for the first time at The Tunnel in Chelsea, the... READ ON
