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Dino-Sized Delight: Jurassic World’s Titanosaurus Takes Over Rockefeller Center

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This past 4th of July, while most folks were grilling in the park or flocking to the beach, I found myself face-to-face with a dinosaur in Midtown Manhattan. Not just any dinosaur—a Titanosaurus, towering over Rockefeller Center like it owned the place. It was a surreal, cinematic moment made even better by the rarest of gifts: a sunny, warm, non-humid summer day in NYC -a real unicorn, weather-wise.
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The Benefits of Embracing Virtual Solutions in a Fast-Paced World

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The modern world moves at an unprecedented pace, with technological advancements continuously shaping how we work, live, and connect. As our daily lives become busier and more demanding, finding ways to simplify and streamline tasks has become essential. Virtual solutions, from telehealth to remote work platforms, bridge the gap between convenience and efficiency. Among these, Telepsychiatric care stands out as a prime example of how virtual solutions are revolutionizing industries, especially healthcare, to meet the needs of our fast-paced lifestyles.
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Modern Art Monday Presents: Sayre Gomez, The Whole Wide World is a Haunted House

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The Whole Wide World is Haunted House (2022) offers what appears to be a gritty, realistic depiction of Los Angeles but is actually an airbrushed scene constructed from many locations across the city. Artist Sayre Gomez‘ (b. 1982) use of photographic resources and lived experiences in LA builds a portrait of a city in decline, contrasting glamorized illusions peddled by the entertainment industry. However, the technical aspects and references in Gomez‘ practice recall the work of set designers, prop masters, and various specialists who are responsible for making television shows and movies. Gomez‘ application of the industry’s vernacular is used to illustrate the transformative qualities of the constantly developing city.

Photographed in the Broad Museum in Los Angeles.

XO World Sculpture in Lower Manhattan

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It’s fun to discover cool public art in and around the City on my daily adventures, even when that art has already been in place for years! For example, I just had my first encounter with XO World, a monumental sculpture located on West Street in Lower Manhattan, adjacent to the World Trade Center.  As you can see, it is pretty sweet. Let’s unpack this thing, shall we? Continue reading XO World Sculpture in Lower Manhattan

Pink Thing of The Day: Drawing of Pink Cowboy Boots By Gabriella Anouk

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Didn’t I promise you more Pink Barbie Things? Sure I did. This drawing of a pair of Pink Cowboy Boots, entitled Howdy, Barbie (2023) was created by London-based artist Gabriella Anouk. Part of the artist’s Barbie World series, the drawing was exhibited  for the first time at Riverside Studios in London for their premiere screening of Barbie the movie on July 21st.
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