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GARRY GRANT DIMENSIONAL CITIES July 26 - August 15, 2018

Join us at North of History gallery on Thursday, July 26, 2018 from 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. for the art opening reception of DIMENSIONAL CITIES, a solo exhibition of paintings and works on paper by Harlem based abstract artist, GARRY GRANT. This exhibition will run from July 26 - August 15, 2018.

DIMENSIONAL CITIES feature Garry Grant’s two series of works: The Detroit Industrial Complex Series and The Fortification Series. Grant’s body of work focuses on diverse urban landscapes, local and world affairs, and the evolution of our culture. He often includes geometric shapes, vibrant color, and repetition as a way of conveying rhythm in his compositions.  Read more….

— NORTH OF HISTORY 445 Columbus Ave. (@81st St) New York, NY 10024 www.NorthofHistory.com

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(via @jaesukkim illustration by mixedrealityactivations - 3D model)

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@jaesukkim illustration by mixedrealityactivations on Sketchfab

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Introducing @jaesukkim's premiere video production of the #altamiraspinzone featuring GQ Russia's @anichkova (at Denis Simachev Shop&Bar)

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Professional Fashion Illustrator Jae Suk Kim uses Google Tilt Brush to illustrate his favorite runway show look from the Sorry I’m Not SS17 at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Russia.  

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Lightness and Being.

Artwork by James Turrell.

Informed by his training in perceptual psychology and a childhood fascination with light, American artist James Turrell has worked directly with light and space to create artworks that engage viewers with the limits and wonder of human perception. (Text Source)

Turrell is represented by Pace Gallery.

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(via lola shepard)

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Have You Read…

Paintings by Harland Miller.

Combining text and images to comment on the frequent disconnect between representation and reality, Miller transforms his canvases into large-scale, satirical Penguin book covers, inventing keenly witty titles. (Text Source)

Harland Miller is represented by White Cube gallery.

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Truly, this bag capture of @manrepeller makes this a #coachparis moment.

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Abstracted Symphonies.

Artwork by Caio Fonseca.

Fonseca’s work is strongly influenced by his training as a classical pianist and musical composer.  His lyrical abstract paintings rely on the subtle play of monochrome backgrounds with patches of vivid colors - bright oranges, reds, and yellows - suggesting the construction of a melody.

Fonseca is represented by Paul Kasmin Gallery.

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A great find that goes beyond fashion - Square Cash.  Makes life easier by allowing you to receive and send money instantly. in the U.S,

Download the app, and let it work for you.

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Vintage Photographs Juxtaposed with their Present Day Locations by Nick Sullivan 

Esquire’s Fashion director Nick Sullivan’s ongoing photography project includes dipping into an archive of vintage images and carefully placing them to match the present day’s locations. Above we see images images of Bob Dylan, the Rolling Stones, and Muhammad Ali among others as they walk the streets of London, New York and Paris.

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Since 2006 street style has been a key experience at any fashion week.  At 1:23 in YouVisit’s film “Mirror to the Soul” you can experience first hand what it’s like to see the street style scene at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Russia.  Since this video is in Virtual Reality, you are in control of what you look at.  

If you don’t have a Virtual Reality headset yet, you can still experience the videos in 360 degree format.  If you watch the video on desktop, you can spin the screen around by clicking your mouse on the screen and scrolling the point of view around.  If you watch the video on your mobile phone, you can rotate your phone in mid air and change the Point Of View accordingly.  It’s like you’re really there!

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Now, experience fashion week in Virtual Reality

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to travel to Moscow, Russia?

And have you ever wondered what it would be like to visit fashion week in Moscow?  Specifically, Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Russia?

Well now with the power of Virtual Reality, that is made possible.  You can do it right now.  Stay tuned for the next few posts that will guide you through an entire fashion week experience.  It doesn’t change from whether it’s New York or Paris or Moscow.  The experiences stay the same.

If you don’t have a Virtual Reality headset yet, you can still experience the videos in 360 degree format.  If you watch the video on desktop, you can spin the screen around by clicking your mouse on the screen and scrolling the point of view around.  If you watch the video on your mobile phone, you can rotate your phone in mid air and change the Point Of View accordingly.  It’s like you’re really there!

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"Good to see you!" Miss @holli_rogers aka @brownsfashion CEO.