Showing posts with label NYC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NYC. Show all posts

10/07/2011

8 Million Stories

One thing I love doing when I have some free time in the City is to sit down in a Starbucks and watch people in the street...

Yes, I am a stalker.

But seriously, have you ever thought of what other people were doing or thinking at this exact moment. Those 8,175,133 New Yorkers. Is there something comforting about looking around and imagining the lives of the people around us? I think so.

I wonder where this girl walking in this tiny shirt and tight leather leggings on a cold October morning is rushing to. Where can she probably work?
And that guy! His suit is way too big! Unless he doesn't have any hands? I doubt it.
That family must be French. French tourists. I'm telling you.

... So you see? Why is it so enjoyable?
NYC is such a fascinating city. We are surrounded by so many people. But in the other hand, it seems so difficult to meet people and establish some kind of solid relationships.

Sometimes I hope that I will get a chance to learn the stories of the tiny guy, the French family... etc; the stories behind those passing encounters.

10/05/2011

Oct 1st, 2011: First "Slut Walk" in NYC

The slut walk is a nationwide movement against the misconception that rape victims invite attack by wearing provocative clothing.

5/28/2010

Sex and the City 2: world premiere in NYC

at Radio City Music Hall on May 24, 2010: They are back!



Museum of Arts and Design

From April 27 to October 24, 2010, the museum presents the exhibition “Dead or Alive”, showcasing the work of 30 international artists who transformed natural materials (feathers, dead insects, bones, plants…) into art. It’s a really daring and original exhibition that I personally enjoyed a lot. Check it out!


“All art is but imitation of nature”.

Lucius Annaeus Seneca


Landscape I, Levi Van Veluw, 2008 & Detail


Untitled #150 (Black Chicken #1), Simen Johan, 2009 & Detail


Cauda Equina, Keith W. Bentley, 1995-2007 & Detail


Museum of Arts and Design (MAD)

2 Colombus Circle

NYC


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Du 27 Avril 2010 au 24 Octobre 2010, le musée présente l'exposition "Mort ou Vivant", mettant en scène le travail de 30 artistes internationaux qui ont su transformer des matériaux issus de la nature (plumes d'oiseaux, cadavres d'insectes, os, plantes...) en oeuvres d'art. J'ai vraiment adoré l'originalité de cette exposition. Allez-y faire un tour!