Prison Art Makes its Way to New York

Prison Art Makes its Way to New York

  Jesse Krimes is a name almost too perfect for this story. Arrested in 2009 on drug charges, he was sentenced to 70 months in prison. While he only served 55 months of that, he put that time to use. Good use? Well, that’s in the eye of the beholder. He...
Sharing Models

Sharing Models

SITU Studio is an architecture firm based in Brooklyn. Architecture firms are the source (in various ways) of a lot of the many, many public art works across New York City, but this one seems special. Self-aware, maybe. “Sharing Models: Manhattanisms,” was...
Hanksy: Punster Street Art in NYC

Hanksy: Punster Street Art in NYC

The Donald Trump presidential campaign inspired a lot of strong feelings across the country. Trump has been the subject of countless satirical pieces. One that became quite a sensation was a piece of art done on a wall in New York City. It was a mixture of Donald...
Bauhaus-Inspired Home Featured by Tulsa Foundation for Architecture

Bauhaus-Inspired Home Featured by Tulsa Foundation for Architecture

The Tulsa Foundation for Architecture recently showcased a mid-20th century modern home overseeing Crow Creek. The unusually long, two-story, flat-roofed house can be found at 2201 E. 26th Place, a location that functioned for decades as a rectory for Boston Avenue...
The Guys Next Door

The Guys Next Door

The story of Rachel Segall, Erik Mercer, and Erik’s husband Sandro Sechi, and their two daughters is one of trust and generosity, and two families intimately linked forever. Rachel’s family felt complete to her before her college friend Erik asked for her...