Artful Happiness

Dr. K at The Little House SoHo, NYC

Dr. K at The Little House SoHo, NYC

Artful Happiness

Be happy that you are not in Jail

If you are in jail, be happy that you are not in Solitary

If you are in solitary, be happy that you are not Dead

If you are dead, be happy that you are not in Hell

If you are in hell, be happy that it feels like Summertime

-Dr. K

Science + Art = Innovation
Roth Bar NYC Reconstructs The Art Walk
Roth Bar NYC Reconstructs The Art Walk

Is it a bar, is it an art piece? Now it is both. After a long-awaited liquor license, Hauer & Wirth’s Roth Bar opened a NYC location for Spring 2025. The opening reception for the wizard of transformation and transitoriness, Dieter Roth, was held at their 18th street gallery on February 25, 2025. Alongside Islandscapes, this was an early look at the bar as an extension of the bar as an installation. How peculiar to drink and eat at a bar created by someone who made art with decaying food.

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Trunk Show: Elephants Know Nose
Trunk Show: Elephants Know Nose

As elephants and humans share spaces in Karnataka, NYers need to share this exhibition space with an elephantine crowd of visitors and other locals.

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Science at Christies: Innovator Paul G Allen Collected Innovation
Science at Christies: Innovator Paul G Allen Collected Innovation
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Losing Face on the Ground
Losing Face on the Ground

Architecture melds into life by allowing habitability. It is not always harmonious on a personal or global front. We can hide in our rooms, relocate to another neighborhood, or remodel. But, the concrete also crumbles to non-renewable sand.

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Graffitied Science
Graffitied Science

Today some of these artists are hailed as pioneers and the art has crossed over to high fashion. Here are the ways graffiti has inadvertently projected itself onto science.

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Heatwave Cinema
Heatwave Cinema

Pitta, Vata and Kapha stay in to watch movies that serve their doshic needs and escape the unbearable heat.

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Art and Science at The Met
Art and Science at The Met

Frank Stella said “I don’t like to say I have given my life to art. I prefer to say art has given me may life.”

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A Night With Joan Jonas & Friends
A Night With Joan Jonas & Friends

Any message must be moving enough to penetrate the viewer. Resonating with them to make a lasting impact that either causes them to take action or think before they do. Or both. Involving the audience in artworks increases the likelihood of impact. Science does not effectively do that.

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The Origins of $cience is Art
The Origins of $cience is Art

Color by numbers is insufferable

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The It of Clara Bow: How Mitochondrial
The It of Clara Bow: How Mitochondrial

Clara Bow was It like O2

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Authorizing the Moon: Of Art, Words and Jeff Koons
Authorizing the Moon: Of Art, Words and Jeff Koons

Authorization is key to being first

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The Covalency of Human Bonds: A Valentine’s Bondage
The Covalency of Human Bonds: A Valentine’s Bondage

A Valentine Of Human Bondage

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Marc Jacobs at 40: Scaling Down
Marc Jacobs at 40: Scaling Down

I hate the word mature

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Golden Globes Watch List: Today to Yesterday
Golden Globes Watch List: Today to Yesterday

The art of movie magic

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Movies to Keep You Motivated
Movies to Keep You Motivated

New Year, big plans, watch these before dropping it all

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Winter Movies: Power, Creation, Fear
Winter Movies: Power, Creation, Fear

Power, success and loss are personal operatives

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Joan Crawford’s Tightrope: Drop Anxiety in 5
Joan Crawford’s Tightrope: Drop Anxiety in 5

Let’s not collapse the circus tents for things that can be re-evaluated and re-arranged

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Halloween Rustles the Leaves of Spooky Season
Halloween Rustles the Leaves of Spooky Season
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Priscilla & Me: Movie Nostalgia II
Priscilla & Me: Movie Nostalgia II

You’ve lost me to me

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An Execution at the Gala: Met Opera Opening Night
An Execution at the Gala: Met Opera Opening Night

This opera is designed for a live execution.

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Pre-Fall Films: Letting It Fly Away
Pre-Fall Films: Letting It Fly Away

The art of letting it go like a red balloon

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Redesigning Cancer Season
Redesigning Cancer Season

Holiday House Hamptons… where art and design meet science for a cause.

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Paul Newman's Heat: Summer Movies We Love
Paul Newman's Heat: Summer Movies We Love

Newman and Martin Ritt raise the heat on daddy issues.

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The Karl Lagerfeld Dichotomy: Making Waves With Air And Fire
The Karl Lagerfeld Dichotomy: Making Waves With Air And Fire

Lagerfeld insisted that fashion was not art and he should remain an illusion

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Sleeping With The Movies: 8 Must-Watch Instead Of The Oscars
Sleeping With The Movies: 8 Must-Watch Instead Of The Oscars

The BkDwn Magazine watch the following movies like lullabies

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The Verdict: Top Doctors Reach A Low Point
The Verdict: Top Doctors Reach A Low Point

Medical corruption, the legal system and the brain.

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Eat Your Heart Out: Macrophaging Love
Eat Your Heart Out: Macrophaging Love

Love of what or whom?

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Legendary Science: Damien Mammoth Hirst
Legendary Science: Damien Mammoth Hirst

Gilded cages keep life for ages.

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Music To Be Feckin’ Remembered By: The Banshees of Inisherin Movie Review
Music To Be Feckin’ Remembered By: The Banshees of Inisherin Movie Review

Living and not living is life’s work.

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The Breakdown’s Favorite Things: Winter Holiday Ed.
The Breakdown’s Favorite Things: Winter Holiday Ed.

Curated lovelies for them and for you.

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