Category: The Scene
Art in Real Life: The Puzzle Art Installation & Collaborative Project
More than one hundred unique 24″x 24″artistic puzzle pieces from six countries have been assembled and are on display at Chelsea Market (right under the High Line) in NYC throughout March. They are part of a world-wide collaborative art project called The Puzzle Installation & Collaborative Project. Check out the jigsaw art installation at Chelsea Market or join us [...]
Artist in Real Life: Joe Gaudet
My name is Joe Gaudet. I’m a 27 year old actor/voice actor from Boston. My biggest passion in life is acting. There’s nothing like the feeling of entertaining an audience whether it is on screen or live. When I was a little kid, I came to the dinner table dressed as a different character each [...]
Important Update: After the Flood
An important message from Martin Rivas, organizer of After the Flood: A Compilation to Benefit Upstate NY Victims of Hurricane Irene: “This update comes to you with as heavy a heart as I have had in a long time. The flooding in Upstate New York following Hurricane Irene has left many small towns and farms destroyed. [...]
After the Flood: A Compilation to Benefit Upstate NY Victims of Hurricane Irene
After an overwhelming response of artists willing to help in whatever way possible to bring awareness to this cause, the final line-up is set for the album, After the Flood: A Compilation to Benefit Upstate NY Victims of Hurricane Irene. After the Flood will be released and available for download this Friday, September 2 at www.aftertheflood.bandcamp.com. You can [...]
Artists Reach Out: The Aftermath of Irene
It became a bit of a running joke this past weekend that Hurricane Irene did not live up to her hype as she barreled through New York City. For all the state warnings, evacuations and closings, the majority of the people who expected to see severe damage were disappointed in the few scattered branches and [...]
Monday Pick-Me-Up: “You Don’t Have To Go”
Some great footage from Buffstock Music Festival shot and edited by Andy Strohl of Strohl Digital Productions, featuring two of my favorites, Rachel Platten and Martin Rivas. Be sure to keep an eye out for Andy’s work in upcoming collaborations with NYC Art Scene.
Take The Words You Want
Last night I was asked to shoot photo documentation of a poetry reading for author Michael Indemaio. Michael is a well-respected writer and poet with several books out in the market, and I was extremely impressed by his delivery of the work. For the second half of the evening, following Indemaio’s readings, singer-songwriter Jonah Matranga performed [...]
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