More than delighted to watch the original vampire play Dracula with the settings from Edward Gorey. Alley Theater did a really good job in reconstruct his design, intended first for a Broadway performance in 1977, for which Edward Gorey won a Tony Award for Best Costume Design. His pen-and-ink drawings of eccentric doings in Victorian and Edwardian settings, created a very catchy atmosphere, to spooky for our little boy.
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| The library of the sanatorium of Dr. Seward, Act I |
It seems, it's not only Linus who is in awaiting for the Great Pumpkin.
In preparation for Halloween everyone needs at least one pumpkin.
The amazing Printing Museum hosted the Zine Fest Houston, a little cozy fair about zines and alternative, underground DIY media and art, as well other forms of small press. I felt very well surrounded by all this creative spirit and the beautiful old typesetter. Print is still alive.
Stones to remember, sculptors to enjoy. At my favorite place in NY, The Central Park, stones and monuments tell stories. As well the beautiful architecture of the Whitney Museum on Madison Ave. provides a perfect setting for contemporary art.
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| Italian Woman by Jeff Koons |
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| Alice in Wonderland |
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| Jeff Koons at the Whitney Museum |
Always surrounded by a kind of magic, a journey to New York is often an enlightening experience.
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| Tiffany |
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| Tiffany |
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| Russet Lederman and Nicholas Muellner |
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| YOU MAKE THE DIFFERENCE |
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| Balloon Dog |
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| Norway Focus: Kunstnerboker |
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| The NY Art Book Fair |
