High-Tech Meets Weird at the Showtime SHO House
16Sep
14Sep
24 Hours on Zatista, Part 2: Noon
The thing about the light at noon is that there are no shadows. That's a pretty obvious thing to point out, but have you ever really thought about it? It can make barren landscapes look downright lunar. Some cultures throughout time believed that a person's shadow is their soul. So then what's going on at lunchtime?
08Sep
Interview With Guest Curator Jason Oliver Nixon
Always on the prowl for the latest and greatest finds, Delta Sky Magazine's Global Lifestyle Editor Jason Oliver Nixon is a style authority, foodie, world traveler, and self-professed wallpaper addict. Co-owner of interior design firm John Loecke Inc., Jason's keen eye is caught by color, energy, passion, and verve. Check out his style in the SHO House: Weeds Office going live on September 7. Contributing writer Nancy Cost interviews this month's Guest Curator, Jason Oliver Nixon...
07Sep
September in New York
If you're headed to New York this month, congratulations! You've missed the peak of the hot weather and there are some good art shows to catch. Of course, this is only a fraction of the exhibits New York has to offer, but if I were in New York this month, this is where you'd find me...
02Sep
24 Hours on Zatista, Part 1: Dawn
As humans the one thing that we can all agree on is that we're all different. So it would be pretty hard to say "this is life" or "this is a typical day." The one thing that is relatively constant is the sun. Most mornings it greets us with a blaze of color, shines bright at noon, and then treats us to another light show at dusk...
