In the early 1970’s, a movement was wriggling around in the United Kingdom. Strutting onto the scene in platform boots, and bellbottoms came Glam Rock. Just a little south-east, at the end of that very same decade, Turkey was developing their first feminist movement. Fast forward to Sunday, four decades later, Turkish designer Hakan Akkaya […]
Robert Mango’s art lives in the space where the real and the imagined converge—a place of myth-making, dream-making, and surrealist logic. From his formative years in Chicago, he stood out at the School of the Art Institute, where he quickly became, as he puts it, “the darling of the teachers there” because he had “a […]
At this year’s Hamptons Fine Art Fair, booths transformed into a compelling exploration of street art’s enduring influence. Presenting a curated exhibition led by internationally acclaimed artist Shepard Fairey alongside New York legends Al Diaz and Chuck Connelly, personal values, economic trends, and artistic styles fractally coalesce. The Tribeca gallery One Art Space emerged as […]
