Andy Warhol | Ai Weiwei
Contemporary icons in contrast.
In partnership with the National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne, Australia, Pittsburgh’s Andy Warhol Museum is debuting its new show Andy Warhol | Ai Weiwei.
Andy Warhol
BMW Art Cars
Art on the track.
As a result of the Art Car series, BMW has had a role in some of the most beautiful cars ever seen on the race track. There are more to come.
Just One Eye
A Los Angeles treasure trove.
Tucked away on a nondescript Hollywood street, a few hundred feet from a grey, thrumming cement-mixing plant, stands luxury boutique Just One Eye.
Art in Sin City
A colourful three-stop tour.
It goes without saying that Las Vegas is a feast for the senses, but there’s another oft-overlooked side to this city.
Peter Marino
The Marino method.
Peter Marino is a self-proclaimed “black sheep” of the architecture world. Well known for his black leather attire, Marino has designed many of the world’s most forward-thinking retail temples.
The BMW Art Car Legacy
Jeff Koons accelerates a tradition.
“I worked every day on this car for about six months,” said Jeff Koons recently, waving a hand across his BMW M3 GT2 Art Car at Art Basel Miami Beach. The 58-year-old artist was in town to unveil his work of auto art, which rolled onto Floridian soil this month for its North American debut.
Perrier by Andy Warhol
Pop bottles.
Perrier has added some pop to its fizz by partnering with the Andy Warhol Foundation to create a limited-edition series of Andy Warhol-inspired bottles, now available in Canada.
The Brant Foundation Art Study Center
Artists in focus.
Among the bucolic fields of picturesque Greenwich, Connecticut, stands a 9,800-square-foot stone building that is home to the Brant Foundation Art Study Center. Belying its stately exterior, inside the walls, are exhibitions of some of the most compelling and provocative works of modern and contemporary art.
Peter Brant
Eye of the beholder.
Peter Brant unites left brain with right in the pursuit of his true passion: collecting and sharing art.
