Sometimes looking at art is easier than looking for your friends. Lucky for us we had a short window of time to intercept this stunning, Mexican-born photography student at the Art Basel Convention Center while she was trying to locate her cabal of compadres. Here’s a moment with Mariel and Carlos Cruz Diez. More photos here. (photo by Xavier Aaronson)
When museums are dead and babe hunters are snoozing, you just have to babe’out on your own. One of our favorite Hungarian babes is Paloma, who thought of us during her stroll through the GL Strand in Copenhagen. An angled profile is sometimes all you need for a rush of crush to come over you.
21, Danish, and flying solo at the Arken Museum. Karen is a graphic designer who caught her own eye (and ours) at one of Frank Thilo installations, part of his “The Phoenix Is Closer Than It Appears” exhibition.
Sometimes a photo of someone is all you need to look at in order to get a feeling that they’re very likely, lots of fun. This is Beth with a Ray Charles sculpture at the Matthew Marks gallery. Beth is a New Yorker-cum-Los Angelena who studied graphic design and is currently working on a conceptual catalogue with some friends. (Photo by Dean Spunt)
“My name is Cosima. But really, it’s Cosi.” In front of some Viviane Sassen photographs at the MOMA.
