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…

“What about just getting down with artworks made by the first humans?” Dating back to prehistoric times where art wasn’t something to be necessarily criticized so to speak, there was no intent but to purely exercise the intrinsic ‘artiste’ when these Cave Man era people…

The other day I bared the crowds and ventured on up to the Whitney Museum of Art to see Jeff Koons’ latest Retrospective exhibit. And I mean, not going to lie: I’m not even that much of a die-hard Koons worshipper; I was in it…

“Abstraction lies at the very heart of Chinese painting and calligraphy. Because the brush mark, in addition to performing a descriptive or semantic role, has always been recognized as a record of the artist’s hand, both painting and calligraphy have been valued for their abstract…