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An American in Paris: O’Keeffe at Pompidou
The retrospective at Pompidou is a thorough survey of OKeeffe’s life and work, and her distinctly American iconography has a particular force on the walls of a French institution.
Making the Most of Marrakech
A guide to what to see, where to eat and how to make the most of your Marrakechian adventure.
An Art Lover’s Guide to Detroit
A guide to navigating the evolving arts scene of the inimitable Motor City.
Governor’s Island: An Evolving Oasis
Native American Fishing Camp. British Governor’s Residence. Prison. Army Headquarters. Coast Guard Outpost. Historic District. Public Park.
Governor’s Island, the small oblong piece of land between Brooklyn and Ellis Island, has seen several incarnations throughout the centuries…
Niki de Saint Phalle: Structures for Life
Niki de Saint Phalle: Structures for Life at MoMA PS1 is the artist’s first full-scale exhibition in the US.
Books x Food @ A Novel Kitchen
At last, the perfect convergence of wonder is here: an all-in-one bookstore/café/restaurant.
Facing Chaos at the Rubin Museum
There is so much to celebrate in Asian culture, which is as varied and diverse as New York City itself. In the midst of the current violence and hate, the Rubin Museum illuminates the beauty of Asia’s culture and heritage.
LatinX Abstract
Latinx Abstract, the latest exhibition at BRIC, is not just a breath of fresh air, it is a groundbreaking event.
The Posters of Lincoln Center
While the public is starved for live performance due to COVID, this exhibition is a reminder of all that Lincoln Center has to offer.
A Pandemic Tale in the Time of COVID-19
There's something almost meta in reading Emma Donoghue's 'The Pull of the Stars,' a book about the 1918 flu, amidst the Coronavirus pandemic.
Rebecca Kelly: The Artist as Healer
Multi-media artist Rebecca Kelly reflects on the healing power of art.
The Beauty in Things Gone Wrong: Barbara Long's Artistic Experimentation
Madrid-based artist Barbara Long creates beauty from the mess of life, reveling in 'things gone wrong.'
COVID Christmas in NYC
COVID-19 hasn't succeeded in canceling Christmas. Read on for some pandemic-friendly holiday activities.
COVID-Friendly Art Walks: Lower Manhattan
A guide to the diverse public artworks in lower Manhattan.
Evolving Creativity: Carol Paik's Artistic Journey
Lawyer. Writer. Visual Artist. Carol Paik has had a range of experiences throughout her history. Now, she is focusing her time and energy on the visual arts, a medium of communication that she is exploring in new and inventive ways.
Quirks and Curiosities: Red Hook, Brooklyn
Red Hook has embraced the quirky, the curious, the strange, and it makes for an engrossing place to visit and explore.
Collage Queen: Patti Robinson
It's always fascinating to learn what has led an artist in one direction or another, and collage artist Patti Robinson is someone with an interesting story to tell.
Marrying Opposites: Dancing with Amanda Sommers
Contemporary dancer, actress and model, Amanda Sommers, has managed to marry opposites and differences throughout her career.
Artist Feature: Kathleen Granados
Spotlight on Hunter MFA student and mixed-media artist Kathleen Granados.