Mercer Lab Exhibit
By Brinadee Bratcher February marked the opening of Mercer Labs, an expansive 36,000 square foot, immersive, art exhibit created by Roy Nachum. Nachum is an […]
metaScapes- Olga Lamm’s Projections Illuminate the City
By S. DARSALIA Following Covid isolation and recovery, coupled with advancements in AI creative collaborations and Meta-Art, New York City artists are feeling an unprecedented […]
Richard Dennis 1964-2024
Richard Dennis, 1964-2024 Richard M. Dennis, 1964-2024, the Scenic Designer and Studio Painter died at home in Manhattan on March 16th. He died in the […]
Celebrate Pride At The Whitney Museum With Free Public Programs And Events
Images courtesy Whitney Museum; photography by Summer Surgent-Gough By Meghan Ferrucci The Whitney Museum of American Art is celebrating Pride throughout the month of June […]
WHITNEY STAFF EXHIBIT AT WESTBETH- DYNAMIC DIVERSITY
By J. Taylor Basker Diversity is in the splendid DNA of New York City. The exhibit West Side Expo Sure of art produced by staff of the Whitney […]
Joel Gordon : Digital Art Calla Lilies
By Joel Gordon Photographic series of digital computer art from an image of Calla Lilies © Joel Gordon 2023 – All rights reserved © Joel […]
Unnatural Art To Make You Awed And Itchy
By J. Taylor Basker The evolutionary drive to create diverse species and forms is active in Westbeth Gallery’s current exhibition: “Unnatural Processes”. Eight international artists […]
Can Reading Proust Make You a Writer?
By The Proust Center At Jefferson Market Library “Yes,” says Janet McGiffin, who will be speaking at the Jefferson Market Library August 8 in the […]
Joel Gordon- Digital Art 22 Perry Street
© Joel Gordon 2023 – All rights reserved When I find an image or photo, I ask myself how can I best use it, is […]
Manhattanhenge 2023
Anastasia Kaliabakos Anticipation of a beautiful event has taken social media by storm– Manhattanhenge. Manhattanhenge is a captivating phenomenon that occurs twice a year in […]
Mia, Jazz Sketch Artist
By Mia Berman I was hooked on art and music as a child, watching my father do charcoal drawings, learning from his harmony and composition lessons, […]
Queer Saints
By Jason Tseng This Pride Month, LGBTQIA Americans once again find themselves the targets of a coordinated culture war instigated by Far-Right extremists. In light […]
Celebrate Pride Month at the Whitney
By Angela Montefinise The Whitney Museum of American Art is celebrating Pride throughout June with events for all ages. Activities include neighborhood tours, coloring projects, […]
Jennifer Elster’s Multi Medium Exhibition: Take Heed At the Development Gallery in Tribeca
Take Heed At The Development Gallery in Tribeca By Taylor Dwyer Powerful, eerie, beautiful, with a sly sense of humor. Upon peering through the towering […]
Jim Hodges Sculpture – Craig’s Closet
© Joel Gordon 2023 – All rights reserved Craig’s closet is a newly created artwork by Jim Hodges. On view beginning June 9 2023, the […]
Alison Clancy Concert At St John’s In The Village
June 29, 7pm Amidst the chaos of 2020, Alison Clancy, a prolific musician, choreographer and dancer with The Metropolitan Opera, found refuge as an Artist […]
Jefferson Market Library’s Proust Center Screens Marcel Proust A Writer’s Life
By Luke McGuire Photo Credit: Proust Center Facebook page. Nestled in the heart of Greenwich Village on Sixth avenue near West 10th Street is the […]
A Brush With Celebrity
By Nicholas M.Dawes “With freedom, flowers, books and the moon, who could not be perfectly happy?” Oscar Wilde All of Wilde’s happiness ingredients were on […]