Your fav breakfast food has a new home at The Egghouse

Your fav breakfast food has a new home at The Egghouse

Who’s the real owner of The Egghouse? The world may never know, but in the case of loving all things yolk and egg-related, Lower East Side’s latest pop-up features everything from a giant carton of life-size eggs (for the ‘gram!) to a basement of black-lit 

A Day at Dia:Beacon

A Day at Dia:Beacon

The thing about summer in New York is: nobody actually wants to be in the city for summer in New York. It’s hot, smelly (one word: CHINATOWN), sticky (although this year we have been sort of blessed with a lot of breezy nice days); tourists are 

THIS SH*T BLINKS: eye-inspired jewelry handmade in Brooklyn

THIS SH*T BLINKS: eye-inspired jewelry handmade in Brooklyn

To hear of a young 20-something making a living off solely her art is pretty freaking amazing. One of those killing the game happens to be my roommate and now friend Kt Ferris, creator and operator of Kt Ferris Creations, a handmade jewelry line based 

There are still tickets left for the Cedar Lee INTO THE BOTTLE screening on April 17th

There are still tickets left for the Cedar Lee INTO THE BOTTLE screening on April 17th

If there’s two things I love most, it’s a glass of really good wine and the city of Cleveland. BONUS: both together, happening at the very same time. Luckily for Cleveland locals, they have a chance to experience a wine-filled evening of INTO THE BOTTLE—the second 

#IslandLife: exploring the Puerto Rican perimeter

#IslandLife: exploring the Puerto Rican perimeter

After an unfortunate apartment incident, I accidentally threw away my passport in the middle of a NYC move-out. For anyone who has lived in New York, they would know the process itself is already stressful enough, so add on losing a valued $100-something necessity doesn’t 

Puerto Rico’s top museum destination does not disappoint

Puerto Rico’s top museum destination does not disappoint

“All art is a form of knowledge, a learning method, but portraiture is so in an intimate, sometimes alarming way. More than a few people shun from it; for that reason, they fear it even in this day and age, which is ruled by the 

“The poetry of everywhere”: Claes Oldenburg and Coosje Van Bruggen at Paula Cooper Gallery until December 12

“The poetry of everywhere”: Claes Oldenburg and Coosje Van Bruggen at Paula Cooper Gallery until December 12

“Process is what keeps a thing alive, one thing leads to another. One has to do more to it – intensify color, play with material and scale, subject the form of gravity, make it collide with another object, turn it upside down or bury it 

MoMi Internet Cats exhibit: a timeline of the cat meme sensation

MoMi Internet Cats exhibit: a timeline of the cat meme sensation

My favorite museum in the city isn’t the Met, nor is it the Whitney (THOUGH: it does come very close). In fact, it’s not even in Manhattan. But standing out with its simplistic and modernistic design on 35th Avenue in Astoria, Queens is one of 

Taylor McKimens <i>Stoic Youth</i> at The Hole NYC

Taylor McKimens Stoic Youth at The Hole NYC

Sometimes I forget I live in NYC and there’s crazy-cool art galleries within every square mile, which is great when you happen to stumble across one of the absolute coolest, The Hole (I hadn’t been since Early Man), where 20 of Taylor McKimens’ paintings will have 

“Museums are a place for hanging out”: America is Hard to See at the new Whitney

“Museums are a place for hanging out”: America is Hard to See at the new Whitney

“To all the modern works of man And all we call American. America is hard to see. Less partial witnesses than he In book on book have testified” America is weird; America is cool. I know this because I grew up here. But it was in