Come have a play-date with Like the Spice!

Today! Like the Spice is at Scope Art Fair at 320 West st (west side highway). It's goin amazingly and we're getting great feedback from visitors. It's a beautiful day out so come join us in booth C32 from March 2nd - 6th, 2011 during Armory week. We have curated a very special emerging figurative booth entitled FIGURE IN: featuring new works by Jenny Morgan, Reuben Negron, and Jason Bard Yarmosky. Come visit us before we sell out!

Tonight! 6 pm - 10 pm The Williamsburg Gallery Association will present “Border Crossing” Buses provided by the Brooklyn Board of Tourism will shuttle visitors from Armory and Pulse Art Fairs to 4 locations in Williamsburg from 5 pm - 8 pm. From 8 pm - 9 pm, the buses will only make stops in Williamsburg.

Download full press here:

http://www.likethespice.com/WGA Armory Press Release v2-1.pdf

Jason Bard Yarmosky: Crowned prom King!

Last Friday, February 25th, Like the Spice hosted our latest edition of the monthly dinner series, "Senior Prom", for Jason Bard Yarmosky's Elder Kinder. Formal invitations were sent, the punch was spiked, balloons were afloat and dance music played softly in the background. The weather was warm and the skies were clear, save for the twinkling of stars. Prom began as any would, with fun photos of our elegant couples in front of a romantic backdrop.


It was a cozy gathering of 18 where the conversation flowed as freely as the punch. Our party goers were dressed to impress as they sat down to a mouth watering 4-course meal catered by the culinary sisters at Gite. Dinner began with a crisp salad of fresh greens and a light balsamic vinaigrette, then a warm refreshing bowl of tomato soup followed by a juicy piece of pork paired with a sophisticated twist on macaroni and cheese (a crowd favorite) and finished off with a delightful homemade Oreo cookie and a cup of sweet brandy milk liquor.



In between courses the King of the Prom, Jason Yarmosky, stood to enlighten our guests on his thoughts and his recent works. Everyone was silent (the chewing even ceased) as the guests were enamoured by Jason's talk about Elder Kinder being about social norms and freedom of expression and the difference in viewing his art from a pessimist's or an optimist's point of view.