Active Everywhere @ Humanscale

Active Everywhere Harnessing Technology and Design

for a Healthier Work space. A panel conversation about

technology, connectivity and movement in and out of the

work place. Tuesday, May 12, 2015 Human Scale HQ.

Humanscale HQ, 11 East 26th street, NYC.

www.humanscale.com

Moderated by

Susan Szenasy, Editor in Chief, Metropolis Magazine

Jake Sigal, CEO of TOME

Bethany Barone Gibbs, Assistant Professor, 

University of Pittsburg

Tom Krizmanic, Principal of STUDIOS Architecture

Chris Gibson, Vice President of Marketing, Human Scale

Susan Szenasy and Jake Sigal

Susan Szenasy, Jake Sigal, Bethany Barone Gibbs 

and Tom Krizmanic

www.metropolismag.com

Myself with Photographer, Molly Torian

Susan Szenasy and myself

Chris Gibson and the Humanscale Staff

BAM 11th Annual Art Auction 2015

The closing Party for BAM 11th Annual Art Auction

May 11, 2015 at Cheim and Read. The Auction features works

by Matthew Barney, KAWS, Roni Horn, Roy Lichtenstein, Richard Prince,

Dan Walsh, Dustin Yellin, Damien Ortega and many more.

Myself with Neo-conceptual artist, Heidi Hatry and William Lynch 

Director of Leadership Gifts at BAM

Cheim & Read, 547 West 25th street, NYC.

www.cheimread.com

Dewitt Stern, specialist fine art broker, 

is the sponsor of the BAM Silent Auction.

www.bam.com

Artist, Hideki enjoying a libation.

Ramin Haerizadeh, Rokni Haerizadeh and Hasem Rahmanian @ CALLICOON FINE ART

Callicoon Fine Arts is pleased to present: 

"I won't wait for grey hairs and worldly cares to soften my views"

 the first exhibition in the United States by Dubai based artists,

Ramin Haerizadeh, Rokni Haerizadeh and Hasem Rahmanian.

The three have become known for their satirical approach to 

contemporary politics. 

49 Delancey street, NYC 

www.callicoonfinearts.com

The work builds up immersive layers of environments

that blur the lines between their individual artistic practices,

even while maintaining their own distinct identities. 

Over the course of a multi-week installation the artists

transform the gallery into an extension of their shared home

and work spaces of their studios.

The elasticity of these categories is furthered with the

inclusion of works by other artists in the exhibition.

Be it from Iran of their origin, or from aspects of American

and European culture and art history, the artists gather allusions

in a playful and subversive activity.

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The extraordinary Zanni trickster of Commedia dell'arte, 

for example, or the friends and acquaintances that contribute

to their daily life, all become a point of contact from which the

trio develop their ongoing process.

THE STORY of O(OO)

David Lewis Gallery presents, 

The Story of O(OO) April 28-June 28, 2015

A Group Show and installation by Artists:

Lucy Dodd, Gillian Jagger, Dawn Casper,

Hans-Christian Lotz, Israel Lund, Jared Madere,

Charles Mayton, Greg Parma Smith and Viola Yesiltac.

David Lewis Gallery 88 Orchard street, NYC.

http://davidlewisgallery.com/

Bernd Naber and friends discussing the works.