sfmoma:

Hey NYC! Our SFMOMA Blue Bottle pastry chefs are taking your city by storm, popping up in MoMA and beyond. Get the whole scoop on their blog!

sfmoma:

Hey NYC! Our SFMOMA Blue Bottle pastry chefs are taking your city by storm, popping up in MoMA and beyond. Get the whole scoop on their blog!

(Reblogged from artnet)

artnet:

Modern Art Desserts

We sat down with Caitlin Freeman, pastry chef and author of Modern Art Desserts: Recipes for Cakes, Cookies, Confections, and Frozen Treats Based on Iconic Works of Art.

Read the interview.

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artnet:

Spotlight: Venice

Here’s another reason to visit Venice this year (as if we needed more convincing!). Taymour Grahne Gallery is celebrating the Middle Eastern Pavilions—Next year, the New York-based gallery is having solo show with three of the artists participating in the 55th art extravaganza: Mohammed Kazem, Camille Zakharia, and Tarek Al Ghoussein. 

Dubai-born artist Mohammed Kazem, who is part of the “second generation” of Emirati Contemporary artists and a protégé of Hassan Sharif, is representing the UAE. This year will mark the third time the UAE has been represented at the Venice Biennial and the first time it is presenting a solo show in its pavilion. 

Camille Zakharia is one of the artists representing Bahrain this year. His work, Coastal Promenades, was part of the Bahrain Pavilion for the 2010 Venice Architecture Biennale, for which Bahrain received the Golden Lion award.

Artist Tarek Al Ghoussein has been tapped to represent the National Pavilion of Kuwait. The pavilion will be housed in Palazzo Michiel, a historic palazzo in Venice’s Cannaregio sestiere! 

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anitaleocadia:

The Sequence - Urban Sculpture by Arne Quinze in Brussels

(Via HomeDSGN and Afflante). On Tumblr.

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Daily Readings (at Alāan Artspace)

artnet:

Gallery Hopping

If you’re not out hitting New York’s fairs, here are a few fantastic new shows to visit over the weekend. 

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There is a country called Saudi Arabia (at Salam Park)

There is a country called Saudi Arabia (at Salam Park)

There’s a country called Saudi Arabia (at Salam Park)

artnet:

Previewing Pulse

PULSE New York is featuring 60 national and international galleries exhibiting a fantastic mix of emerging and established artists working in all media, from photography, painting, and sculpture to performance, installation, and video art! 

Flip through the album for a quick preview of what’s on show! 

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There is a country called Saudi Arabia.

There is country called Saudi Arabia