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On this episode, Paige switches things up by chatting with not one, but TWO fabulous guests - Alex Bass, the founder of Salon 21 and painter, Danielle Kosann. Paige brings on Alex and Danielle to chat about Danielle's upcoming solo show, The Mysteries That Were Ours that will be on view 10/9/24 - 11/9/24 at Salon 21 - the chic, salon-style gallery in SOHO New York. This conversation reveals stories around transparency, vulnerability, imposter syndrom and the triumphs and tribulations of being a women in a historically male dominated industry.Alex Bass is the founder of Salon 21. Alex has a passion for making art and design more approachable, and she created Salon 21 to bring the spirit of the 18th-century salons to modern-day NYC. Where she hosts exhibitions of contemporary artists, Artist panels, workshops, and cocktail parties. Alex believes that art should be lived with and her space exemplifies this philosophy. She can share insights on curating cultural experiences and spotlighting emerging artists. Daniel is a painter with roots in photography and new media whose cinematic, textured, and vibrant paintings feature whimsical worlds of fantastical creatures and imagined destinations. Working with oil and acrylic on a large scale, she weaves intricate female-centric narratives within her paintings, which are often tinged with humor and satire. She playfully uses references from theater, film, books, architecture and art history in order to create imaginary worlds that feel familiar and nostalgic to us, while playing on our desire and longing to escape.Kosann's paintings are sold in a gallery at the iconic Bergdorf Goodman store in New York City. She recently had her first solo exhibition at Rosenbaum Contemporary Palm Beach in February 2024, Her work is also on permanent view at The Carlyle Hotel in New York City and has an upcoming solo exhibition at Salon 21 in New York City in October. Her work is also on permanent view at The Carlyle Hotel in New York City. The central theme of Danielle's upcoming solo show, The Mysteries That Were Ours revolves around the pursuit of freedom and the desire to escape, particularly as it pertains to women. The exhibition is composed of 18 paintings, 15 of which fit together as an installation to comprise one large scene. The paintings work together to explore the transformative journeys that women undertake, showcasing an imagined world in which women thrive without societal boundaries.https://www.salontwenty-one.comhttps://daniellekosann.com

I hope all is well with you! This episode is about family secrets BKA family Demons. Could you be the one in your family to break generational curses? Let's get into it! Yesterday was my Birthday and the vegan restaurant that I went to was called URBAN VEAGAN KITCHEN Located in Soho New York! I mentioned Three books: OVERCOMING FAMILIAR SPIRITS (Deliverance from unseen Demonic Enemies and Spiritual Debt) BY: Kynan Bridges PRAYERS THAT ROUT OUT DEMONS (Prayers for Defeating demons and overthrowing the power of Darkness) BY: John Eckhardt FASTING (For breakthrough & Deliverance) 1 peter 5:7-9 casting all your anxieties on him, because he cares for you. 8 Be sober-minded; be watchful. Your adversary the devil prowls around like a roaring lion, seeking someone to devour. 9 Resist him, firm in your faith, knowing that the same kinds of suffering are being experienced by your brotherhood throughout the world. John 10:10New International Version10 The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy; I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full. John 8:32 Then you will know the truth and the truth will set you free. Proverbs 3:5-6 5 Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding. 6 In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy path. I hope y'all can relate. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kenya-leach/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kenya-leach/support

“I realized this was the first period of time in about two years that I had a true sense of joy,” says Karen Robinovitz, co-founder of Sloomoo Institute, a 12,000 square-foot experiential space in SoHo New York based around interacting with slime, which she launched in October of 2019 with co-founder Sara Schiller. In 2018 while the two were playing with slime, Karen discovered that the sensory immersion brought her– for the first time - into the present and out of her crippling state of grief after the loss of two close family members. Sarah, who was caring for a neuro-divergent daughter and cognitively and physically impaired husband, saw slime as an opportunity for neuro-diverse inclusion. For everyone, adults and children alike, slime presented a chance to engage all five senses, connect with each other and experience joy, all of which positively impact mental health. With Karen's background in the world of influencer marketing, the space quickly took off and now Sloomoo Institute has locations in Chicago and Atlanta. Top takeaways from today's episode:Pay it forwardTap into your network and utilize the resources that are right in front of youYou want a natural word of mouth representation from an influencer or from anyone who comes to experience what you have to offerGet it 80 percent right and go and don't look back; iterate as you move forward. Never compromise your ideals and who you truly are when starting your companyQuotes• “Get it 80% right and go. You can spend three months getting 80% right, and then three years doing that last 20%. Get it right and go and do not do not look back. Iterate as you move forward.” (42:00-42:16 | Sara) • “You have to jump out of the nest and just trust that you will fly. And if you don't, and you break your leg, you will pick yourself back up and get back up to the tree and do it again.” (43:18-43:27 | Karen) Connect with Sara Schiller and Karen Robinovitz:Website | http://www.sloomooinstitute.comInstagram | http://www.instagram.com/sloomooinstitutePlease don't forget to rate, comment, and subscribe to Dear FoundHer... at http://www.ratethispodcast.com/dearfoundher. You can now work with Lindsay 1:1 to build and monetize your community through the same method she used to grow and scale her business. Fill out the form here and set up a FREE 30-minute consultation.Make sure you sign up for Lindsay's newsletter and have all of the takeaways from every podcast episode sent straight to your inbox. PLUS, you'll get a tip every week to help you grow and scale your own business.Don't forget to follow Lindsay on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lindsaypinchukUse code FoundHer for 50% off your first month with both HiveCast and FiresidePodcast production and show notes provided by HiveCast.fm Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Catherine Millet tente de détisser le mystérieux entrecroisement de hasards, de désirs confus, d'opportunités plus ou moins bien comprises qui conduisent une jeune fille sans bagage, sans argent et sans grande culture à quitter sa banlieue pour le Saint-Germain-des-Prés des artistes et des galeries d'art. La vie intime et la vie professionnelle inéluctablement se mêlent. L'époque, c'est Mai-68 à Paris et l'émergence du quartier de SoHo à New York, l'apparition d'un art qui ne ressemble pas à l'art, la naissance de ce qu'on appelle aujourd'hui « l'art contemporain ». Invitée : Catherine Millet, pour son roman autobiographique Commencements, publié aux éditions Flammarion, l'autrice du sulfureux La vie sexuelle de Catherine M. raconte sa jeunesse dans le Saint-Germain-des-Prés des années 68 et ses rencontres avec de jeunes artistes.

Why are wineries taken during war? The Germans invaded France and held up in Bordeaux and other places. The Romans did the same. And in modern history, the Azerbaijans did it to the Armenians. History repeats itself. This is the second story we have heard heard on Wine Talks of the very taking of a winery in the region. This one is a bit different, it was taken by force rather than through political boundary changes. The Kaprelian family is resilient. They will not allow the spirit of their ancestors be squelched. They are rising up again to reestablish the Takri brand. I met up with Alexandra Kaprelian in Soho New York at the Soho Club to have a chat.

This is a replay episode! My guest today is Rachel DeLoache Williams, Vanity Fair photography editor and now author of My Friend Anna: The True Story Of The Fake Heiress Of New York City (all about her relationship with NYC scammer Anna Delvey. One of TIME magazine's must-read books of 2019. This book is the true story of Anna Delvey through her friend Rachel's eyes, someone you might have read about in the news, the fake heiress whose deceit and elaborate con-artistry deceived the Soho New York scene before her lies were dramatically exposed. This is Rachel's story who is still dealing with the consequences of being so betrayed.The pair met through mutual friends, and became inseparable. But after Anna's debit card was declined in a Morocco whilst on holiday in a five-star luxury resort, Rachel began to suspect that her increasingly mysterious friend was not all she seemed. This book has been called Catch Me If You Can meets Gossip Girl with Instagram filters. Between Anna Delvey, Fyre Festival's Billy McFarland (Anna even tried to scam Billy) and Elizabeth Holmes, whose start-up app duped the high and mighty of Silicon Valley, 2019 seems to have be the year of the scammer.Hope you enjoy this interview with Rachel and please do leave a rating or review if you did!Check out the book here: https://uk.bookshop.org/a/153/9781787478305 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

As we continue with this weeks episode we discuss the new film Last Night In Soho. Take a listen as we dive into the past and present dream worlds of two crazy people trying to agree on the meaning of the movie. Edgar Wright's latest film is surly one for discussion if not at least listening to the soundtrack. 

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1. Biden: I Won't Repeal All Trump Tax Cuts 2. Twitter Alters Content Moderation Policy 3. Pelosi Says Virus Aid Package Coming Soon 4. US Retail Sales Blow Expectations In Sept. 5. Economic Indicators Still Improving

1. Biden: I Won't Repeal All Trump Tax Cuts 2. Twitter Alters Content Moderation Policy 3. Pelosi Says Virus Aid Package Coming Soon 4. US Retail Sales Blow Expectations In Sept. 5. Economic Indicators Still Improving

The Great Wall is over 21,000 kms long. Sticky rice is also called glutenous rice, but contains no gluten (much like the Great Wall). The literal translation of the Chinese name for the Great Wall is The Long Wall. If you store cooked sticky rice it will get sticker over time. And you can freeze it for up to 2 months. Still not closer to how they're related though.   On Facebook? Check out the Somehow Related Group   Links to the answer Wikipedia Science Daily Telegraph.co.uk   Thinking Music YouTube: Rice-A-Riso   Somehow Related is produced by Nearly, a podcast network. The robot's voice comes from Google Home. They're pretty good. Original theme music by Kit Warhurst. Artwork created by Stacy Gougoulis.   Looking for another podcast? Post Pandemic - expert insight into what's ahead after Covid-19 10 Questions with Adam Zwar - The same 10 questions with answers that vary wildly. The Clappers - Pop culture insights with Karl Quinn and Andrew Young.

In this podcast we talk about the importance of execution, a good team, creative freedom, what it takes get your pop-up brand/store to SoHo New York, and more. 0:59 - Background at NYU and message/meaning behind Krost and "Support Your Friends" 4:40 - Krost's strengths and weaknesses in creating his business and execution 6:35 - The importance of keeping a good team around you 7:50 - Creative or Entrepreneur? Executor. 9:10 - The importance of brand and being in touch with the culture 11:50 - Support your friends 13:57 - 2020 for Samuel Krost 16:00 - Krost's advice to aspiring entrepreneurs and creatives 17:43 - Krost's inspirations and aspirations in 2020 Check out Samuel Krost's brand "Krost New York" or KROST "Krost proposes a progressive vision of minimalist luxury fashion rooted in the idea of friendship. Capturing the creative energies of camaraderie, art and social change, Krost is a salute to friends and their ability to move and inspire us."

Design impresario Murray Moss grew up in a house his father engineered with a drinking fountain in the dining room. At 5, he redecorated his farmhouse bedroom with a Chinese motif. In college, after accidentally burning down his apartment with a fondue pot, he found his love of theatre. The ‘90s were all about MOSS, his Soho New York boutique that lit up the global high-design scene and paved the way for a new era of design as art. Cut to today: he’s a pedagogue, a retail consultant and as fabulous as ever.     Images and more from our guest!   Many thanks to this episode’s sponsors:   Finnish Design Shop - Finnish Design Shop specializes in modern furniture, lighting and accessories with a Scandinavian twist. Go to finnishdesignshop.com/clever to get their special offer for Clever listeners.   Please say Hi on social! Twitter, Instagram and Facebook - @CleverPodcast, @amydevers, @designmilk   If you enjoy Clever we could use your support! Please consider leaving a review, making a donation, becoming a sponsor, or introducing us to your friends! We love and appreciate you!   We would LOVE for you to fill out our listener survey. Thank you for your input!   Clever is created and produced by Amy Devers and Jaime Derringer, aka 2VDE Media, with music from El Ten Eleven and editing by Rich Stroffolino.   Clever is proudly distributed by Design Milk.

My guest today is Rachel DeLoache Williams,Vanity Fair photography editor and now author of My Friend Anna: The True Story Of The Fake Heiress Of New York City. One of TIME magazine's must-read books of 2019.This book is the true story of Anna Delvey through her friend Rachel's eyes -- someone you might have read about in the news, the fake heiress whose deceit and elaborate con-artistry deceived the Soho New York scene before her lies were dramatically exposed. This is Rachel's story who is still dealing with the consequences of being so betrayed.The pair met through mutual friends, and became inseparable. But after Anna’s debit card was declined in a Morocco whilst on holiday in a five-star luxury resort, Rachel began to suspect that her increasingly mysterious friend was not all she seemed.This book has been called Catch Me If You Can meets Gossip Girl with Instagram filters. Between Anna Delvey, Fyre Festival’s Billy McFarland (Anna even tried to scam Billy) and Elizabeth Holmes, whose start-up app duped the high and mighty of Silicon Valley, 2019 seems to have be the year of the scammer.Hope you enjoy this interview with Rachel and please do leave a rating or review if you did! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dr. Devgan sits down with Ariane Goldman, founder and CEO of HATCH. HATCH provides a collection of chic clothing solutions to invest in during pregnancy and to wear long after the bump is gone. The HATCH Collection now includes complete head-to-toe styling, as well as HATCH Mama, a line of toxin-free lotions and potions for women during pregnancy and postpartum. Additionally, HATCH has recently opened its first retail location in Soho New York to complement its fast growing direct-to-consumer business model. Ariane’s commitment to giving women what they need during life’s most challenging and important moments extends as well to her commitment to Every Mother Counts, a charity founded by Christy Turlington Burns to ensure maternal health for millions of women globally.

Dr. Devgan sits down with Ariane Goldman, founder and CEO of HATCH. HATCH provides a collection of chic clothing solutions to invest in during pregnancy and to wear long after the bump is gone. The HATCH Collection now includes complete head-to-toe styling, as well as HATCH Mama, a line of toxin-free lotions and potions for women during pregnancy and postpartum. Additionally, HATCH has recently opened its first retail location in Soho New York to complement its fast growing direct-to-consumer business model. Ariane's commitment to giving women what they need during life's most challenging and important moments extends as well to her commitment to Every Mother Counts, a charity founded by Christy Turlington Burns to ensure maternal health for millions of women globally.

Welcome to the debut episode of American Real. Today's guest is world renowned artist, Anthony Brunelli, whose amazing talent puts him as one of the most sought after artists in the genre of Photorealism. He’s represented by the Louis K. Meisel Gallery in SOHO (New York) and his work has taken him all over the world, where he’s captured incredible panorama scenes from cities on multiple continents. He’s also the owner of Anthony Brunelli Fine Arts, a gallery in Upstate New York. Brunelli's energy is infectious and there's certainly no mistake why he’s the first guest on American Real. Our discussion goes far deeper than the layers of paint on his canvas, as he’s a living example of how our thoughts shape our lives… and are as important, as our actions. To see more of his work go to AnthonyBrunelli.com.

As promised, we’ve returned with part two of our conversation with Heidi Leigh, owner of AFA Gallery in SOHO New York and Belcastel France. And if you liked part one, […] The post 17 Gallery Staffing: The Achilles Heel to the Art Biz. – Guest Heidi Leigh, Pt. 2 appeared first on ART DEALER SHOW - podcast.

Episode 30: Frendy would describe growing up in Haiti as a “nurturing environment”. He was raised in a household that was also home to his mother, father, grandmother, aunts and uncles. He was always happy. From this upbringing, he grew to become very empathetic and due to that, has always built a strong connection with people. While attending Brooklyn College, he found a love for acting but eventually had to leave school due to financial reasons. From there, he started chasing his dreams. On his third attempt applying to BAPE, a streetwear clothing company located in SoHo New York, he finally landed the job and turned the second floor of the store into his “office” as he created an environment for people to connect, build and bring energy. Along the path of following his passions and chasing what he felt was right for him, he created and launched his personal brand “Frndy Lmrn” along with a blog and merch that gave his fans a “feel good” vibe when rocking it. No matter what life throws at him, he continuously reminds himself of how his mother and father came to this country with absolutely nothing and made it work, which keeps him humble. We talk about being featured in Forbes Magazine, meeting new people and making them feel happy, building a personal brand in 2017, staying optimistic and ready for your opportunity at any moment, perceiving situations as a benefit versus a loss, not being able to save someone that doesn't want to be saved and staying committed to something. — Subscribe to our YouTube Channel for new interviews (and more) weekly: http://bit.ly/2zprpon Follow us on Soundcloud: http://bit.ly/2hcSBws Subscribe to iTunes: http://apple.co/2yE0u9l Follow us on social media: Instagram: http://bit.ly/2j82AHF Follow Bobbbaaaay on social media: Instagram: http://bit.ly/2Ap24ce Twitter: http://bit.ly/2hj6Ljm

Travis (Matt McGorry) is a struggling young musician, who crosses paths with Ellen (Amy Hargreaves) an older, married yoga instructor in the process of adopting a child. Travis and Ellen begin an affair that slowly deepens into something more intimate and profound. As their encounters continue, Travis must face the consequences of infidelity while Ellen is confronted with her crumbling marriage. This is director Marc Meyer’s third narrative feature. Marc lives with his wife and producing partner Jody Girgenti and their daughter in Brooklyn. He joins me on today’s episode of the Refilmery Series to discuss: • How to create a safe and trusting environment when directing actors for closed-set sex scenes • The magic of storytelling through film through the collision of actors and camera. • How Marc creates scenes and characters that are true to life • How to improve your drama writing skills so that you’re not just telling your own story or getting in the way of your own work. This is director Marc Meyer’s, live from the Refilmery Series in Soho New York. * * * At Refilmery, we believe that everyone has the ability to tell their own story. That’s why we’ve created this monthly Series of film screenings, networking events, parties, and production workshops in New York to help connect you with the people and the ideas you need to bring your own story to life. So visit Refilmery.com/Series to join our mailing list and we will keep you up to date on our events. Also if you enjoyed today’s show, you can help spread the word by sharing it with a friend. Get them to subscribe by searching “Refilmery” in iTunes or Google. Today’s show was curated by Thi Ho. Graphics and production management by Francesca Rimi, and production assistance by Lauren Sagnella and Yinnan Shen. Theme music by Julian Bell. Produced by Refilmery.com. Hosted by David Joshua Ford.

Hear director Peter Segal and Dwayne Johnson (who plays Agent 23) speak about the eagerly awaited film, “Get Smart.” This is the first of a series of Filmmaker Talks featuring cast members of the new comedy. Other Filmmaker Talks will take place at the Apple Retail Stores in SoHo (New York) and San Francisco.

Ron Ben-Israel is one of the most well known wedding cake designers in the world. I had the chance to interview Ron in his bakery in SOHO New York. Ron talks about his phiosophy on wedding cakes. We discuss color, shape and flavor. Ron takes us thr...

Ron Ben-Israel is one of the most well known wedding cake designers in the world. I had the chance to interview Ron in his bakery in SOHO New York. Ron talks about his phiosophy on wedding cakes. We discuss color, shape and flavor. Ron takes us thr...