VENUE: Vault Harlem
2498 Frederick Douglass Blvd.
Harlem, USA
Constant elevation and unyielding progress regardless of circumstances is what The Sound of Art (SOA) was highlighting with its latest offering RELENTLESS featuring the work of international artist Bobby Hill. The venue chosen for this function was none other than Harlems own Vault which has remodeled the store to look and feel even cooler and more ample than before. Bobby Hill’s work added a dynamic drumbeat of artistic virtuosity to the walls of the space, imbuing the already hip Vault with an ambiance only fine art can impart. The Sound of Art once again proves that in bad times the best get better.
VENUE: CAMs CRIB
35 Plymouth Street – studio 212
D.U.M.B.O., BROOKLYN, NY
Meet me at the BK BRUNCH for a cup of coffee. The BK BRUNCH is the ideal way to begin an exploration of accessible art on the last and final day of the Art Under the Bridge festival.
BK BRUNCH will be held at the studio and living quarters of SOA artist Craig Anthony Miller and will highlight his work as well as a smattering of other SOA artists. Fair Trading, coffee importer and roaster, Liga Massiva will provide the high quality Java and there will be a selection of light fare to fuel the art watching.
BK BRUNCH will provide the gastronomical and artistic nourishment to set off a day of art exploration at the nations largest urban forum of experimental art that is the Art Under the Bridge festival. In keeping with the ethos of that great institution, the SOA is using BK Brunch as a public service for those fortunate few that will be selected to attend. BK Brunch food for fuel, food for thought.
HERE ARE THE FACTS:
BK BRUNCH
SUNDAY 9.27.09
10AM-1PM
135 Plymouth Street – studio 212
D.U.M.B.O., BROOKLYN
***coffee is on us
The Sound of Art presents RELENTLESS at Vault from 6 to 10 PM. RELENTLESS is an eye-opening exhibition of the work of internationally known artist Bobby Hill.
Bobby Hill has done it all. Met Andy Warhol as a kid at a Michael Jackson concert, sold one of his prints to a then upcoming Jay-Z and has featured his artwork on countless magazines and other venues. Mr. Hill has tasted success and worked his way from the sidewalk to the art gallery. Bobby Hill will not be denied.
The venue for the shindig is Harlem style haven, Vault. Vault is the spot Uptown if sartorial excellence is your thing showcasing hard to find kicks, apparel and accessories. Vault is where those in the know go to tighten up their wardrobe.
RELENTLESS is never resting on your laurels, never living off yesterdays victories and never giving up no matter the circumstances. Relentless is determination multiplied by vision. The Sound of Art, Bobby Hill, Vault - Relentless.
RVSP: rsvp@soundofart.net
The BUENA SUERTE SERIES
DATE: 2009-06-17
VENUE: EXHIBIT
Probus
714 W. 181st Street
NYC, NY
AFTER-PARTY:
Locksmith Wine Bar
4463 Broadway
NYC, NY
2 artists, 2 days, 2 boroughs… the Sound of Art is 2 much. SOA has proven once and for all that you can escape from the city without having to escape from the city - that stress, worry and turmoil are all a matter of perspective and a little bit of art, beauty and good vibes goes a long way. The Sound of Art’s Artscapisms was a rousing success that began in Washington Heights on Friday 6/12 with the Buena Suerte Series featuring the work of M. Tony Peralta and culminated in Planet Brookyn on Saturday 6/13 with Cam’s Crib showcasing the work and the new digs of Craig Anthony Miller. Artscapism was an ambitious undertaking encompassing the showcasing of the artwork of a pair of accomplished artists as well as several venues across the city but SOA pulled off this Herculean feat without a hitch; blowing the minds of SOA regulars and the newly initiated in the process.
VENUE: Coolture Showroom Space
409w 39th street
New York, NY10018
On Sunday October 19th, República Eyewear, The Peralta Project and Sound Of Art held a special preview of their forthcoming eye wear collaboration for 150 guests presented by Antenna Magazine. The open-house, afternoon style brunch event was held at the Coolture Showroom Space in New York City where folks enjoyed bangin' Belgian Waffles, much needed mimosa's and too much Toma Vodka. Check out some of the flix courtesy of R2 Studios, Justo at Deezshirts and Jose at Syllabuzz.
