At the Petit Paris on Bloor Street West, a group of local business people would gather for meetings. Local businesses... Read More
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Nadja Sayej is an arts and culture journalist. Originally from Toronto, she has lived in New York and Berlin, writing for The Guardian, The Economist, and The New York Times. She has interviewed over 200 celebrities, from David Lynch to Salma Hayek, Susan Sarandon, and Patton Oswalt, and is the author of five books including The Celebrity Interview Book, and Biennale Bitch, a comedy book about the art world.
Imagine if the glass windows of a skyscraper could be a video screen. It’s now possible, and it’s coming to... Read More
With pandemic forcing our society outdoors, we will all be using park benches, urban forests and park pathways more than... Read More
Real estate is not a new industry. It has been formed over the centuries to help make the risky and... Read More
In San Diego, the historic cinema, the California Theatre, opened on April 22, 1927. A relic of Spanish Colonial Revival... Read More
Lobbying for Art
How art consultants are adding value to commercial buildings
In 1933, the Rockefeller family commissioned a painting by the already world-famous Mexican painter Diego Rivera to paint a large... Read More
Byte Sized Real Estate Investments
How NFTs are creating a new digital real estate asset class
By now you probably already know about NFTs. You probably already know that these “non-fungible tokens” have taken the art... Read More
Rikers Island in New York is famous for many things, none of them are good. The gargantuan prison is known... Read More
Interior designers have built an entire cottage industry on staging homes for realtors. Seldom do we see photos online of... Read More
Los Angeles is no stranger to change, but its latest addition is a rare thing, indeed. One that leaves people... Read More
“Hey guys, welcome to WeWork, the world’s first physical social network.” The company’s founder Adam Neumann stands in a sleek... Read More
Walk through any sculpture park and you’ll notice an uptick in visitors. The Socrates Sculpture Park in Queens has seen... Read More
