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Tag: Art Pop-up
10 Creative Pop Up Shop Designs
Need some ideas to design your Pop Up store? If you’re looking for inspiration related to designs of Pop Up shops, you’re in the right place! In this post we will explore the versatility of the perfect contemporary white box – 2 Rivington – and how it can be transformed into the exact place your […]
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Pop Up Stories: Scripts Re-Imagined
Have you ever imagined a Pop Up art exhibition with your favorite movie scripts transformed into fine art pieces? That is exactly what Timothy Mendonça has done with his latest multimedia exhibit entitled, scriptART: The Collection Volume One. Timothy is a New York-based artist, writer, and filmmaker from Newport, Rhode Island. He attended the University […]
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Pop Up Stories: Good Vibes Only
This past September we had a rather special Pop Up at 2 Rivington. Just as the fall started, Mary Kathryn Medlock came to uplift our spirit with an immersive art experience – “The Pink Passport” Pop Up – which featured high vibe curated events designed to inspire. Mary Kathryn is a multi-disciplinary artist based in […]
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Pop Up Stories: Promoting women artists
Surfergirl Gallery is the first New York City art gallery to showcase exclusively art pieces made by women artists. Founded in 2018 by Marcia Lorente Howell, this gallery is committed to promoting and supporting artists that have been systematically kept outside art museums. Marcia is an artist herself. Currently living in New York’s West Village, she was born […]
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POP-UP STORIES: Painting for a Noble Project
Dominican-born artist, Sócrates Márquez, was living in the Bronx in 2006 when the urge of creativity came over him. The gestating appetite to paint commenced with casual episodes of coloring the walls of his apartment as a therapeutic after-work session, and later developed into a serious art practice transferred onto canvases. At the time Márquez […]
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POP-UP STORIES: The “American Dream”, alive and well?
Who still believes in the “American Dream”? A nice suburban home with a well kept front lawn, a happy couple with children, burgers and hotdogs barbecuing in the backyard, the sun is shining while the Andrew Sisters’ Mr. Sandman plays in the background, you know the story… Well, it’s not quite dead yet, as last week the artist Pia Sawhney revived the myth and created her […]
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