Showing posts with label Jonathan Le Vine Gallery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jonathan Le Vine Gallery. Show all posts

Thursday, January 1, 2009

Happy New Year!!!!






















ARTmostfierce end it up 2008 and started 2009 with one of the things he does best...party!


I am still hungover from last night. A party night it was! Had the pleasure to go to Sara Tecchia's New Years bash at her SoHo loft!

Thanks Sarah! You always have the best crowd and atmosphere!


It was a great sign to end up 2008 surrounded by great art and artists.

Had the pleasure of meeting and spend time with Jonathan Le Vine who represents Shepard Fairey and I really want to collect from more than just a signed poster!

Stopped by at Jeremy Kost Tribeca Grand party for a bit and then went my own way for a little adventure...

Champagne, mojitos, vodka and cranberry you name it went down my throat!

Needless to say everybody was my friend last night and, I was every body's friend.

Another year full of ideas , energy, new people and new adventures...Hell Yeah!

I am ready!

Saturday, December 13, 2008

SCOPE Miami

When I first walked in , this was a pleasant surprise


























@ Jonathan Le Vine Gallery Booth the work of Shepard Fairey was a sold out success!
Also he had beautiful outdoor murals in the Wynwood area. He was the DJ at a party which I briefly attended. This kid can do it all!
































ARTmostfierce did not really loved SCOPE Miami as much as SCOPE Hamptons or SCOPE NY. Perhaps it had to do with the Orlando Disney type of Playground for Kids (I really hated it and was quite appalled by it!)
To make it worst, all the publications were surrounding Kiddie Land...please!

Not only its presence and placement was annoying , so it was the noise that it generated!

Come on!... there is no room for kids play in a ART Fair. Trying to leave a city dominated by strollers now like NYC has become to come to Miami and see that!

The shopping mall or mall rat mall feel was enhanced by this kiddie land presence.
However, there were some great booths with good work like the ones highlighted above.

Come on folks, leave the kids at home and buy art!