Photos By Dave De Armas, Courtesy of the Rubin Museum of Himalayan Art
If you’ve ever stepped into the Tibetan Buddhist Shrine Room at the now-closed Rubin Museum of Art in Manhattan, you already know how transporting the experience can be. This serene, lamplit installation — more spiritual refuge than exhibit — offered a peaceful escape from the chaos of the city for over a decade. Now, Brooklyn gets its turn to host this unique, immersive installation. Continue reading Rubin Museum’s Tibetan Buddhist Shrine Room Moves to the Brooklyn Museum→
Traveling to coastal cities offers a chance to explore beautiful landscapes, vibrant cultures, and unique lifestyles. The most enriching experiences come when visitors explore like locals, stepping away from tourist routes to discover hidden gems. From serene beaches to lively neighborhoods, coastal cities offer endless opportunities for adventure and authentic cultural immersion. Continue reading How to Travel Like a Local in the World’s Most Stunning Coastal Cities→
Virtual golf, a cutting-edge technology that combines the excitement of playing golf with the convenience of indoor gaming, is taking Las Vegas by storm. As enthusiasts and casual players flock to virtual golf establishments across the city, it’s becoming clear that this innovative experience is the future of entertainment. In this guest post, we will explore nine compelling reasons virtual golf in Las Vegas is leaving its mark on the entertainment industry. Continue reading 9 Reasons Virtual Golf in Las Vegas is the Future of Entertainment→
In an era where digital realms and reality often intertwine, video games stand at the intersection, uniting art and technology in a symphony of interactive storytelling. The allure of video games goes beyond the thrill of gameplay; it’s about immersion into crafted worlds, connecting with unique characters, and being part of riveting narratives. A prime example is FanDuel’s BlackJack, a game that skillfully marries the excitement of traditional casino gaming with the convenience of digital technology. Continue reading The Artistic Side of Video Game Design: A Deep Dive→
I apologize in advance for not making it to Tony Oursler’s mAcHiNe E.L.F. exhibit at Lehmann Maupin Gallery until March 24th, the day before it closed. If you didn’t see it, and you’re reading this now, I’m afraid you’re going to have to live through me. In this review I am focusing solely on the video installation portion of the exhibit, the Crystal Forest — a mesmerizing multimedia head trip that liberates video from a traditional two-dimensional format and brings it into the realm of sculpture to create a truly immersive experience. Seriously, it was just insane. Continue reading Tony Oursler’s mAcHiNe E.L.F. Installation at Lehmann Maupin→
