Discover the Legacy of Christian Lemesle and Galerie du Dragon Christian Lemesle, a prominent painter, showcased his art at Galerie du Dragon, located at19 rue du Dragon, Paris 75006. The gallery, founded in 1955 by the young poet Max Clarac-Serou, played a pivotal role in promoting emerging artists and cultivating a vibrant artistic community. Unfortunately,…
Partnering with FIT Summer Intern Program Acknowledgments Jodi Moise, Curator The Montefiore Fine Art Program and Collection Olivia Davis, Project Manager and Assistant Curator, The Montefiore Fine Art Program David Beach, Associate Professor of Architecture, Drury University Alaa AlRadwan, Architect and Co-Founder, ToGo Creations Jessica Snyder, Scientist, NASA Ames Research Center and Co-Founder, ToGo Creations…
Tino (“Rosie”) Camanga (1910-?) moved to Honolulu from his native Philippines sometime prior to World War II. He worked for a time as a photographer, probably in one of the souvenir photo booths where one could have a picture taken against a painted backdrop of a prototypical Hawaiian scene: grass shack, Diamond Head, etc.—often accompanied…
“Tattooed New York” will be on view from February 3, 2017 until April 30, 2017 at the New York Historical Society, with contributions by Lift Trucks Project. ARTS & CULTURE 12/26/2016 01:54 pm ET Weird That Thomas Edison Kind Of Invented The Tattoo Gun, No? So much cooler than the electric light bulb. Thomas Edison…
Lift Trucks contributes pieces to this seminal exhibit exploring the history of NYC tattooers. Two early drawings by The Bowery artists; Samuel F. O’Reilly and Ed Smith. At the New York Historical Society Museum.
The Virtual Reality Fine Art Program at Montefiore Medical Center, in partnership with the Fashion Institute of Technology, is pleased to announce the commission of three original artworks in virtual reality by artist Tom Christopher. For more than a decade, researchers have studied the effectiveness of using virtual reality in healthcare. Studies indicate that VR…
A collaboration between The Schoolhouse Theater of Croton Falls and Katonah Museum Artists’ Association, April 20th to May 31st 2015.
The fabulous pop artist Don Nice visited Lift Trucks Project. While he was here he found a painting that needed something in the center by artist Tom Christopher. So what does Don Nice do? He grabs scissors, cuts a piece of canvas floor tarp and glues it dead center. Genius! http://www.donnice.com/
MARGOT MIFFLIN, GUEST CURATOR/ IN ASSOCIATION WITH LIFT TRUCKS PROJECT So, what is the “Tattoo Window of Regret?” By Christopher Murray | 10/07/14 5:45pm Getting your current squeeze’s name needled into your butt when you’ve had a few too margaritas has become a rite of passage for a whole new generation, but it’s also become…
