For Derrick Cowit, owner of Uplyft, creating extraordinary moments for families and friends isn’t just a business model — it’s a legacy rooted in the heart of New York City. Long before he launched one of the city’s most premium tourism focused, experience-driven event brands, Derrick’s connection to NYC’s iconic attractions began as a child, woven into family traditions that shaped his passion for bringing people together. Continue reading Derrick Cowit: Crafting Unforgettable New York Experiences and Beyond Through Uplyft→
Poor SpongeBob. He looks happy because he does not yet realize that he is no longer living in his Pineapple under the sea, and has been put out with the garbage. Sadness.
I’ve been noticing this mural out the window of the M15 SBS bus as it speeds up Allen Street during my journey home from work on selected evenings. From the look of it, I assumed this was just a mural of Homer Simpson’s face peaking out from the side of a building on Stanton Street. But on closer inspection, it proved to be much more.
Oh, the crazy cool things I find totally by accident that end up on this blog! It was a bright red neon sign, spotted way in the back of a newish indoor shopping emporium on Broadway in Soho that drew me in from the street and, look at this awesome chair that I discovered! Just look at it!
Jonathan LeVine Gallery’s Summer Group Show, Cluster, features work by established artists who have previously shown at the gallery, alongside emerging talent making their JLG debut. Each has been allocated space to display clusters of work, a concept that can be approached in many unique ways, and which grants each artist the opportunity to show the full range of their aesthetic.
