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The MagaZine
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copyright 2004
All rights reserved.
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ToTaLLy CoOL ®
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Culture
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Fashion
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Features
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History
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Totally Cool ®
The Magazine
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Richard Renda
Editor-at-Work
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outtakes and misc.
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On Every Page There Is
A Song. Wait. And adjust
... your volume.
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A Magazine Alive
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Editor-In-Chief:
Laurie S. Schechter
"World's First Vogue Style Editor"
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On the road of what
happens ... |
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Section 1:
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Editorial Music Credit:
Sunny Day
Lindenhurst High School Choir
Private Stock Records |
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TotallyCool.net
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Now Take a Bite out of this
apple !!!
This apple is called "The Arts
In The Big Apple." The Big Apple Artist is Mary Fragapane.
A great statement here, if put to
words, might say: "there are many sides to a good apple." What Mary did with this apple is reflect on The Arts of the City.
As we walk around the apple
counter clockwise we see Dancing, Comedy, Film, and Art. The many wonders of the City. |
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LOVE THEM APPLES
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photographs by
Kenneth Rumments
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Home
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4Holidays | ThemApples | Channing | RuthBuilt | JonClay | AppleFestOrg | WalkToTheSky | CrystalStar |
TheTree2004 | PartyBike | Cannon2004 | FrankGordon | ShoppingAve | 04Adventure | Maracas | 4BookMark | IdeaInArt | BigGiftIdea1 | BigGiftIdea2 | TurquoiseFun | ForAStory | 4TheSpirit | GiveWithLove | MarshaIvins | 4DearAmerica | Anoname | 4Downtown | 4BetterDays |
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If You can not come to New
York City, then we will bring the City to you. And we will show it to you in a way that few can do. |
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This is all about History. The events
that occur ... being documented. |
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Sometimes really unique things
happen in Life and then they are gone so quickly people do not have the opportunity to fully appreciate what is. Here is a great example of exactly that. NYC & Company and Big Apple Fest in the 4th year of our new millennium launched a project that was meant to be fun, raise money for children and the hungry, while at the same time turning the City into an Art Extravaganza. The idea was that artists, architects, fashion designers, and other talented people from the creative community would be given a choice between a clear Plexiglas Apple or an opaque Figerglass Apple and they would have to create an Art sculpture from that. The apples are 44" in diameter. When displayed outside each apple is bolted to a 400 pound cement base. |
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Big Apple Bounce - Artist Tyler Bush
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DKNY Be Delicious - Artist Donna Karan
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The Big Apples that cropped up all over Manhattan
became eye candy for visitors and residents alike. Some had messages. Some had skyscrapers. Some were weird geometic objects of Art. And some were just ideas come alive. Like a sleepytime pillow inside a clear apple ... for one idea. |
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Once the apples began to appear on the street they kept cropping up more and more that it became a game
for some people. A game to see how many apples you can find. One evening we were walking west of the theater district on a side street and there was an apple to surprise sitting in front of a cozy hotel. |
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Okay how did this Candy Apple get in here ??? A Dentist would have a
field day with you if you ate a candy apple that big. Well ... we did say The Big Apples were eye candy for anyone who saw them. What, you did not think we were serious ? This is that idea being literal. |
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"A Hundred Years and Growing" by Jessica Ellis is a Tribute to the New York City
Subway lines celebrating its 100 year history. From Coney island to Yankee Stadium. |
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This Apple is called "Cloisonne." The Apple Artist is: Ferebee.
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This is "NY Skyline." The Artist
is Marina Tsesarskaya. |
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photo by Richard Renda
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photographs on page by Kenneth Rumments.
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Mondrian Apple by Roshan Houshmand
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"Urbancamo"
by Pauli Souminen
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The Pink Ribbon Apple by Posoon Song. Avon.
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