News12 here in Brooklyn visited the Brooklyn Art Project to feature collaboration in the arts. See the video here: http://www.news12.com/archive/articleDetail.jsp?articleId=303046&position=1&news_type=news
John Lunceford
Jan 092012
Sep 222011
I’ve been participating and/or attending the DUMBO Arts Festival for about 10 years now. While we’ve watched the neighborhood change and gentrify, the artistic talent persevere as the vibrant life force here. Please come down. Check out the DUMBO Arts Festival website to view a map of all the participating artists in the area. I’m [...]
I’m pleased to see the play yard at PS124 here in Brooklyn get a make over. Many thanks to Gloria Truppi, Paul Conrad, Julie Lee Melissa Comacho, Annabell Martinez, the entire staff and parent community. Thanks to the many hours invested, our children have a much improved place to play, exercise, and day dream. Please [...]
Four nights of art exhibitions and live performances not to be missed — come celebrate Creative Week NYC and the NY Photo Festival with Brooklyn Art Project at The Sapphire Lounge on the Lower East Side, nightly May 12-15th. RSVP here… Join us for engaging member work, collaborative drawing, live art and music — every [...]
Apr 292011
I was chosen to participate in the second annual 5th Avenue Storefront Art Walk in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn. eYecons will be artfully radiating my original photographs of the Verranzano Narrows Bridge. Proudly displayed at the Bay Ridge Eagle7410 5th Ave. Between 74th & Bay Ridge Pkwy May 14th – June 13th 201169th st through 86th [...]
I’ve spent a lot of time in health care facilities including hospitals, doctor’s offices, and labs. Unfortunately, the time spent was not for the purpose of assessing design aesthetic, but as a patron. While meandering drab halls and sitting in stark or mismatched waiting areas I’ve often thought to myself “this could be better”. The [...]
Jan 102011
http://www.charlierose.com/view/interview/8536 Richard Serra with Charlie Rose part 2… the every last sentence “it’s not the quality, its the effort.” I think the quality of Serra’s recent steel works is top notch. The progression of his career as an artist is quite interesting. I’m not particularly enamored with the early works which make me say “yeah, [...]
I’m always glad to see the design business get recognized. The Pioneers of American Industrial Design stamp pane honors 12 of the nation’s most important and influential industrial designers. Encompassing everything from furniture and electric kitchen appliances to corporate office buildings and passenger trains, the work of these designers helped shape the look of everyday [...]
