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The Fidelity of Infidelity: Woody Allen’s Blue Jasmine

September 7, 2013 Matthew Ortiz 0

Woody Allen’s movies are always layered with irony. His career began with comedy in genre of slapstick, but now his films are more dramatic and draw laughs through his intelligent, dialogue-heavy scripts. This is why […] […]

Deconstructing the Uniform

July 8, 2013 Matthew Ortiz 0

On July 19, 1958, in Venice, California, the beach crowd stared with bewilderment at the attractive lifeguard who took to the little lifeguard hut in the sand. She got settled in and started her job, […] […]

Anarchy on the Runway

May 10, 2013 Matthew Ortiz 1

I say, “Picture a fashion show in your head,” and then I ask you to describe what’s going on. Let’s assume that your responses would be, “A catwalk; Anna Wintour and her blasé expression affixed […] […]

Art Basel Miami – Celebrating Art & Humanity

January 7, 2013 Matthew Ortiz 5

Miami Beach is an art piece in and of itself; a fitting backdrop for all the art that happens there each December during the renowned Art Basel convention. This is a subliminal thought to the observer taking […] […]

The Wearable Sculpture of Markéta Kratochvílová

November 5, 2012 Matthew Ortiz 1

Jewelry, more than any other element of fashion, symbolizes a culture’s ideas about money and class. In every society, jewelry defines social status based on what it considers as valuable, whether it’s rare gems, precious […] […]

Mark Reigelman: Manifest Destiny

August 23, 2012 Matthew Ortiz 2

Mark Reigelman is an artist for the people; a creator of public art. One might even call his art psycho-social for its potential to change how we interact with each other. If you […] […]

An Artist Creates Psychotherapy

August 23, 2012 Matthew Ortiz 2

An hour on the couch with Dr. Lisa Levy […]

Marc Bradley Johnson: The Narcissism Of God

June 11, 2012 Matthew Ortiz 2

Reviewed by Matthew Ortiz […]