My amazeballs friend Mario got Elizabeth and I in to Basel opening night. We’re eternally grateful. Thank You.
Some highlights:
Anish Kapoor (born 1954) is a British sculptor. Born in India, Kapoor has lived and worked in London since the early 1970s where he moved to study art.
Kapoor is famous for Chicago’s “Cloud Gate.”
Marilyn Minter (born 1948) is an American artist currently living and working in New York City.
These are Mario and Elizabeth’s legs with Minter’s work in the background.
Imagining all the people living life in peace wasn’t too hard to do watching these beautiful ladies perform at the Ben & Jerry’s party.
Morgans Hotel Group Introduces PDA- Peace Dance Art - During Art Basel 2009 Curated by Natalie Kovacs with Interview Magazine and Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream at Delano, Shore Club and Mondrian.
A humongous Thank You to Mike V. and Michelle at People’s.
via Craigslist:
Your name was Luenell. You used to be married to Borat.
You took my breath away in the skies when you asked me if I was a paparazzi.
I said “no, baby. Salvadoran Vogue.”
You captured my heart and I know that we’d make beautiful babies together.
Here is a picture of us when we shared our magical moment.
I’d like to get to know you.
Your Papi,
Jorge
“A visceral exploration of worship and violence.”
Taylor Kuffner : Composer
Ryan O’Connor : Sculptor
William Etundi : Producer

Mo’ Money, Mo’ Problemz.
I got paid in coupons.
I met this wonderful woman at the Wolfsonian Museum’s party for Todd Olham’s new show.
Julie Tran Lê made a 1,000 little rolled pieces of red velvet cake balls crumbled with cream cheese frosting, dipped in chocolate, and rolled in coconut. All for the Wolfsonian Museum opening.
And, get this. She’s a baker and a librarian! She heads the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Library. DREAMDATE!
Go buy some Sweet Jewels Cake Balls at sweetjewelsnyc.com