Nir Hod has been making for years, cycling through a variety of disciplines. He’s published a book of poetry, released music, done sculpture work but is, probably, most known for his realist paintings. His piece The Night You Left is the most famous—and controversial—of his works to date. The Standard met up with the artist to discuss his oeuvre as well as our new collaboration with the 49-year-old..
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Read MoreWe are excited to announce our partnership with Elysium Health and our shared commitment to innovation. The alliance aims to support travelers by offering an option for better health especially while going through different timezones, touring cities the world over, and dancing through the night in them. Before the release, we met with Elysium Health CEO, Eric Marcotulli and chief scientist, Dr. Leonard Guarente to discover all those ingredients that makes Elysium so amazing...
Read MoreEarlier this week, Waris Ahluwalia made a return to the Top of the Standard to host an epic late night tea party to launch his much anticipated new line of organic adaptogenic functional teas, HOUSE of WARIS BOTANICALS he crafted together with a team of herbalists. A late night tea party Waris-style means friends (and Waris has a bunch of great ones) gathering together to sip tea, drink botanical cocktails and dance the night away, to be later reminded by the host himself that in a dysfunctional world, we are here to celebrate wellness and friendship.
Read MoreFrom the billowing heights of The Standard, High Line in 2014 to a mural of epic scale in the middle of the Indian Ocean in the Raa Atoll of the Maldives some 8,760 miles from the Big Apple, artist, ROSTARR makes his epic return at The Standard, Huruvalhi Maldives
Read MoreHow would you react if someone told you they'd started a collective (or a movement, if you want) for the need of deeper and more expansive friendships? Enthralled, am I right? That's exactly how I felt when Tia Simon-Campbell, co-founder of South East London-based BBZ, told me that exact thing. She, alongside Naeem Davis, started the organization to help build intentional spaces for queer, trans and non-binary people of color. Currently, the members consist of spoken word poets, writers, casting directors, DJs, dancers and more from across all of London. Now, 3 years after the inauguration, more than ever the group feels like they are able to inhabit and participate in spaces all over the British capital. But the mission doesn't stop there. We met up with Tia during The Standard, London's celebratory dinner for BBZ alternative graduate show...
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