While Dacosta and I were in New York, we were recommended by Charles to go to a chocolate restaurant named MAX BRENNER.  Is basically a cafe/restaurant that mainly serves chocolate-related dishes.  The fitting of the interior was colored... yup, chocolate brown.  I felt full just by walking in there.  But…Read More

British artist Paul St George has recently created a telectroscope that connects New York and London together via a tunnel that allows people on either side to see each other in real-time. As he put it in his own words "Hardly anyone knows that a secret tunnel runs deep beneath the Atlantic…Read More

It has been a crazy weekend. Thank you to all fam at Alife and to everybody who came out to support and have a wonderful time! Snowflake killed it! Read More

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In New York to exhibit our new adFunture projects in New York Comic-Con, a great opportunity to catch up with industry friends and meet some consumers to see what they have to say about our catalog.    Plus, NYCC gives me an excuse to come back to the Big Apple.  Love…Read More

In New York this week, for New York Comic-Con and more.  It has been a while since my last visit to the Big Apple.  Walked around a bit between appointments.  Read More

A good friend, Young Kim, is visiting town in preparation of a big exhibiton to be held at the end of the month.  I'm quite excited for him and his fellow artist participants.   Young and I have been working together on a small piece, and we'll try to get it…Read More

If your in NY, this show will be interesting to say the least.Read More

I have mixed feelings about living in New York. I love it most of the time. It is hard in the winter - cold and grey and dead. The spring is nice, but Spring is nice everywhere. Summer is horrible. The city sucks up the heat and mid summer, everything…Read More

One of the worlds largest contemporary art fairs took place at New York's Pier 94 this past week. The 10th Armory Show was a huge success, Core77 attribute much of the success in terms of sales and big crowds to the weak US dollar and in…Read More