Art MarketMaxwell RabbExterior view of the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel, 2025. Courtesy of Felix Art Fair. It’s hard to think of a more crucial moment for Felix Art Fair than right now. Since its debut in 2018, the fair has championed the Los Angeles community with a culture-specific, approachable ethos that feels distinctly of its home city: laid-back, yet fervently engaged. It’s this communal aspect of the fair that is more important than ever just weeks after the devastating Eaton and Palisade fires struck through the nearby Southern California neighborhoods.As the cost of the fires—which have claimed more than 40,000 acres…
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“Watership Down,” Martin Rosen’s 1978 adaptation of Richard Adams’ novel about rabbits traveling the English countryside to find a new homeland after their warren is marked for destruction, has been a constant in my life since I first saw it as a child. And it has become an increased source of comfort as I’ve grown older. Recently my wife Judith, who admires the film as much as I do, has taken to calling it up on the Max platform at night as visual comfort food while going to sleep. I usually watch the entire thing, which means I’ve now seen…
By the end of its first episode, NBC’s “The Americas,” the 10-part Tom Hanks-narrated wildlife docuseries, already feels like a missed opportunity. A co-production between NBCUniversal and the BBC, the series bills itself as the first nature documentary to specifically highlight North and South America, the largest, most diverse accumulation of life on the planet. Over the course of five years, the series’ creators ventured on 180 expeditions to capture immersive and intimate footage of common and uncommonly known species of flora, animals and insects. The result is an objectively beautiful series filled with awe-inspiring landscapes and handsomely depicted wildlife…
Today’s Jewelry Collection Story comes from Alice of @madamefrong – she is based out of Australia and has a jewelry collection that will have you screaming “GOALS!” Her love for bold and colorful gems is admirable and what started out as a hobby has led her to selling some pieces as well! I was excited to see more of her collection and hope you are too: “I’ve always been interested in gems and minerals, since I was a child I could spend hours in that wing of the Museum of Natural History. Most of my life however I wasn’t too…
For 28 years, the signature attraction at Disney-MGM Studios (and later Disney’s Hollywood Studios) was The Great Movie Ride, which took guests on a tour through Hollywood history. Animatronics and human actors brought riders inside the scenes from classic films like Casablanca, The Wizard of Oz, Singin’ in the Rain, and many more. While crude by modern standards, The Great Movie Ride had a folksy charm all its own. It was a great movie ride.You might call the ten attractions below the Not-Great Movie Rides.They are all inspired by motion pictures, but they took entertaining source material and turned them into underwhelming or downright boring theme park…
Curious about Luke Mitchell’s future on Chicago Med and whether his character, Dr. Ripley, is leaving after his shocking bar fight and suspension? The latest episode left fans questioning whether this marks the end of Ripley’s time at Gaffney Chicago Medical Center. With his job on the line and legal trouble looming, fans are concerned about his fate. Here’s a look at what happened in the episode and what it could mean for Dr. Ripley’s future on Chicago Med. Is Luke Mitchell’s Dr. Ripley leaving Chicago Med after Season 10? Luke Mitchell’s Dr. Mitch Ripley is facing an uncertain future…
After a year of discussions, the Museum of Modern Art in New York and M+ in Hong Kong, a contemporary art museum in Hong Kong’s West Kowloon arts district, have formalized an agreement that could soon see them share shows, research, and donor development resources. The agreement marks MoMA’s first collaboration of this type with a major institution based in Asia. It’s set to cover six areas, including from curatorial and conservation research, staff training, and the co-organization of future exhibitions. In a ceremony on Wednesday at MoMA held to announce the partnership, officials overseeing M+ and the West Kowloon…
Mark Littler goes by many titles, but he is a whiskey connoisseur at heart. Photo: Mark Littler When you hear the words ” collectors convention, ” you first think of standing in a conference center hall and watching hobbyists pour through sports cards, records, or comics. You picture the attendees decked out in community-appropriate garb that pays tribute to their favorite heroes from their favorite collections. The phrase “collectors convention,” however, can just as easily be applied to a different collector base—one that is at times more sophisticated. Picture people standing in a smoke-filled cigar lounge and sipping from…
Back when streaming was new, every show and movie that dropped got its moment, and there was usually enough space between release dates for things to find an audience. That doesn’t mean everything was amazing, or that everything was popular, but it does mean that it was difficult for a show to go totally unnoticed.Now that there are approximately a bajillion streaming apps with new shows coming out practically every day, streamers focus their attention on what’s bound to be or already is popular and more and more tends to slip through the cracks. For every Stranger Things you have ten more shows…
ArtRichard PoundRobert Rauschenberg with Stripper (1962) in his Broadway studio, 1962. Photo unattributed. Courtesy of Robert Rauschenberg Foundation Archives, New York. Robert Rauschenberg working on a painting on the deck of his Laika Lane studio, 1990. Photo by Tup Schmidt. Courtesy of Robert Rauschenberg Foundation Archives, New York. Robert Rauschenberg, born 100 years ago this year, was one of the 20th century’s most influential artists who, over the course of a 60-year career, left his distinctive mark on many different media, including painting, sculpture, printmaking, photography, and performance. Not only an important precursor of Pop Art, he has been described…
