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Car Part Time | Brooklyn
Winter ’25/’26 in NYC has been a notably harsh one and car culture events should be in deep hibernation. But a narrow window of opportunity opened between weeks old lingering snow piles and 24 hours before a potentially historic blizzard. Car Part Time, an automotive concept space and members club took advantage of warmish 45f…
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2026 Cadillac F1 Livery
Cadillac’s debut entry to the Formula 1 grid in 2026 got an official reveal with a Superbowl commercial and live Times Square unveiling. The model was then transported a few blocks away to Cadillac’s recently opened Manhattan showroom to spend a couple days on display. This short stay meant the display conditions weren’t the best…
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Austin Babbitt | Free Parking
Streetwear as a mature fashion category now has seemingly endless reach. Anime, sports, music, art and yes, cars. NYC-based Austin ‘Asspizza’ Babbitt staged a show with art and car culture platform CART Department showing his own morphing career from fashion creator to artist. The show was held within the Morton Street Partners space in Greenwich…
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2025 Photo Highlights
Time for some highlights of what’s been published on Seen.Today during 2025 and the final numbers. A grand total of 2,507 photos were posted spread across 40 stories. That’s a lower total photo count than 2024 but an increase in the number of stories. Seen.Today broadened into some new coverage areas this past year. Attending…
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Byoung Soo Cho | The Low Land
Commercial architecture project presentations these days are pretty much REVIT models and high gloss CG renderings and animations. Little artistic soul remains. For a brief two week stint near Brooklyn’s Industry City, Seoul-based Byoung Soo Cho Architects presented an array of project sketches, paintings and handmade models that show work made by humans instead of…
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Tones of Modernism
One long used strategy of interior design is basing the colors of furnishings on a piece of art to harmonize the space. The Finnish Design Shop in collaboration with The Met are trying an intriguing variation on this approach. I don’t think I ever heard of the work of an artist influencing the color of…