TheBorissMagazine: things 2 do iN NYC 2NiTE

Friday, June 7, 2013

things 2 do iN NYC 2NiTE

prob this 1st. .

David Wojnarowicz, Graham Collins, Samara Golden "Truck Baby" at Rachel Uffner Gallery
Chinatown/LES: 47 Orchard street, 6-8pm

then walk down 2 this . .

Demetrius Oliver, Titus Kaphar, Wardell Milan "11 Dimensions" at Louis B. James
Chinatown/LES: 143 Orchard street, 6-8pm

then this . .

Joy Wai Gallery Presents

"When Color Speaks"
Art and Alchemy Illuminate Debut Exhibition

BY JASON POTVIN AND ALEXANDROS MEGAS

We are very happy to invite you to join us at the opening reception for our new exhibition,
"When Color Speaks", featuring the work of Jason Potvin and Alexandros Megas,
this Friday, June 7th, from 6 to 8pm.

122 w 18th St. New York, N.Y.

Here is the Press Release for your reference:

http://www.joywaigallery.com/images/PRWhenColorSpeaks.jpg

Please do RSVP, thank you and see you at the event

prob this last . . on this list @ least . .
there is a women's art event at the rubin 150 w 17 st 7 to 930

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cocktail receptions @

Sermoneta gloves store 4-7pm

Monnalisa store 4-7pm

Brioni on 57th st next to 4 seasons

hotel 5-7pm

- Today
- 7:00pm
- Light Rain 60°F

The National Arts Club Fashion Committee presents:

FashionSpeak Fridays: An Evening with Richard Haines

Friday, June 7, 2013
7PM

FREE

RSVP: fashion@thenationalartsclub.org

Join the Fashion Committee for a discussion and celebration of the fashion illustration of Richard Haines, on display in the Trask Gallery from June 3-7.

To Richard Haines New York City is an endless runway. He moved to the city to pursue illustration, but instead found a successful career as a fashion designer. Through fashion design, he developed a keen eye for the often overlooked details of form, fabric and how a garment falls on the body. This laid a foundation for his illustration work and after years in the world of fashion design, his career has now come full circle allowing him to emerge as one of today’s most sought after fashion illustrators.

His wildly popular blog, “What I Saw Today,” documents the clothes and attitudes of New York’s everyday trendsetters and fashion icons of all ages. His sensitive renderings of his subjects, whether they are men on the street, friends or fashion models uncover a deeply sentimental treatment. It is his fascination with the people behind the styles that informs his every stroke, propelling his work beyond mere sketches into the world where art and fashion intersect.

Following the discussion, the Grand Gallery will turn into a sketch lounge hosted by the National Arts Club Sketch Class.

Dress to sketch or be sketched!

RSVP: fashion@thenationalartsclub.org