Art

Photo credit: Wikimedia Commons User Senseitells / CC BY 3.0New York is home to many artists, designers, filmmakers, and other creative people who draw their inspiration from the electric energy of the city that has long been called the…

Following an outcry over a vote to choose a replacement for a controversial statue of J. Marion Sims in Central Park, a group of elected officials and community members are seeking to reform New York City's selection process…

WEDNESDAY 10/16♦ Bad Theater Fest 2019 @ The Brick (579 Metropolitan Ave), 7pm, $20, a collection of low-budget, eclectic, unusual, different, fantastic short plays, Buy Tix*World Food Day Celebration @ FREEHOLD Brooklyn (45 S 3rd St),…

“Fight Like a Girl,” 2019, by Yumiko Hirowaka (Courtesy of Yumiko Hirowaka)Clio Art Fair came to Chelsea this past weekend, bringing with it 54 artists from over 20 different countries and from all over the United States. The…

This article is going to introduce some public art, mainly public sculpture, which I found on the street in NYC and explain briefly about what the each sculpture means.140 Broadway, New York, NY 10006, United States…

No matter how many times you have done it before, moving in New York is never easy. It requires insider knowledge, perseverance, flexibility, planning, and preparation. Moreover, if you are going to move furniture, fine art, musical…

Since it opened in 2005, Greenwich Letterpress has been New York’s premiere shop for stationary. You’ll find plenty of things you might expect (handmade greeting cards, wedding invites) but often with a more playful…

Pile driving has commenced at the end of Eagle Street for Greenpoint Landing development’s inverse ziggurat 30 and 40 story towers. Welcome to the weekend Greenpointers! Looking for some weekend fun? On Saturday, join Friends of…

Yayoi Kusama is returning to David Zwirner Gallery this fall for a highly anticiapted show of new immersive art. Pictured is an image from a past installation. “Kusama with Pumpkin,” 1998, Courtesy Ota Fine Arts, David Zwirner, and…

The Bronx Children’s Museum introduced ArtSpot to Mill Pond Park last month, an art making festival for children ages 3-9 and their caregivers. Presented as a series of four consecutive Saturdays, ArtSpot is filled with fun…