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$25-a-Month Coffee Club Offers Unlimited Joe at Village Cafe
Fair Folks Cafe is one part coffee shop, one part community space and one part design store.
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Bushwick-Based Balloon Artist to Uplift Chelsea With Inflated Creations
Katie Balloons is preparing for a show at the Dream Downtown hotel.
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Open House New York Weekend Marks 10th Anniversary of Architectural Access
Open House New York celebrates 10 years of access to city's most interesting buildings.
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New Math Mural Adding to Long Island City's Beauty
Children are painting a bridge near the Hunters Point train station.
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Free Movies, Music, Pie at Sixth Annual Red Hook Film Festival
The Brooklyn Waterfront Artists' Coalition hosts its festival Oct. 13 and 14.
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Giant Mitt Romney Painting Dwarfs Mini Obama Portrait at Chelsea Gallery
We the People includes a huge portrait of Romney alongside a tiny one of President Obama.
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Group Pushing for Brooklyn's First Science-Art Museum
The non-profit Town Square is rallying the community to create a local museum.
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Become a Collector On the Cheap at Chelsea's Affordable Art Fair
The Affordable Art Fair will have art from $100 to $5,000 this weekend at The Tunnel in Chelsea.
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Bronx Filmmakers Organize Weekly Meeting to Trade Advice and Encouragement
The new group meets Tuesday evenings at the Bronx Documentary Center.
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Futuristic Hip-Hop Art Exhibit Opening at Children's Museum of the Arts
A rare show by Downtown artist Rammellzee is coming to the Children's Museum of the Arts.
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Picasso's Black and White Masterpieces on Display at the Guggenheim
Picasso's black and white masterpieces are displayed at the Guggenheim.
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Met Slashes 280 Planned Seats From Plaza Redesign
The Met plans cut 280 chairs from the originally planned 400.
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'Dark Peculiar Toys' Exhibit Features Toys No Child Would Play With
Artist Viktor Koen has created toys that no child would want to play with.
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Prison Cell Replica is Latest Public Art Headed to SoHo
Three people will be able to fit within the concrete structure coming to Petrosino Square.
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Brooklyn Museum Ends 'Target First Saturdays' Dance Party
The Brooklyn Museum suspended its popular dance party, to the disappointment of locals.
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'Feast Pavilion' Brings Ideas Trade Show to Lower East Side
The Feast Pavilion will have idea installations and live music for the general public.
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Artist Turns Tales of Dating Disasters Into Puppet Shows
Anyone can send artist Rory Golden their story of romantic success or failure.
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Museum at FIT Wins Top National Recognition
The Museum at FIT now ranks among the country's most prestigious museums.
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Latin Music and Dance to Fill Bronx Sidewalks, Stoops and Fire Escapes
Some 80 dancers and musicians will perform Latin music songs on the streets of Longwood.
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Graphic Design Star Embraces Challenges of Selling Work Online
Carin Goldberg, a top graphic designer, recently launched a site selling her own work.
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Gowanus Open Studios Tour Features Workspaces of 150 Artists
Gowanus Open Studios started 16 years ago with about 10 artists. This year there are 150.
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Bushwick Art Supply Stores Meeting Neighborhood's Creative Needs
Two stores have already started selling art supplies, and SoHo Art's warehouse is planning to open soon.
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World Trade Center's Rocky Rise After 9/11 at Center of New Documentary
A new film about the post-9/11 Trade Center development wars will premiere Oct. 18 at Lincoln Center.
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Reel Sisters Film Festival Celebrates Women Filmmakers of Color
The film festival celebrates 15 years in Brooklyn this years.
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Italian-Americans Blast SoHo Jail Cell Art as an 'Insult' to Heritage
Critics say the public art project planned for Petrosino Square "desecrates" its namesake.
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Street Art, Fish-Share Converge at Red Hook Real Estate Office
Realty Collective shares an office with Gallery Brooklyn on Van Brunt Street.
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United Palace and Harmony Make Music for Uptown Kids
The United Palace of Cultural Arts and Harmony launched a new music program for uptown kids.
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Exhibit on Haunted Houses Spooks Alice Austen Gallery
"Haunted Houses" will feature 18 photographs from a series on spooky sites.
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Riverdale Arts Festival Takes Place this Weekend
Bronx arts and cultural groups will display their work in Riverdale this Sunday.
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After a Brush with Basquiat, SoHo Store Owner Claims to Have Artist's Work
A former SoHo art supply store owner says Jean-Michel Basquiat gave him paintings to pay the bills.
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Metropolitan Museum Plaza Construction Will Re-route Bus and Foot Traffic
The Met's $60 million plaza rehab will impact Fifth Avenue pedestrian and bus traffic.
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Trailblazing UES Textile Designers' Work Showcased in Retrospective
Textile designers Leslie and D.D. Tillett are the subject of show opening Oct. 17 at MCNY.
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New York Architecture-Inspired Art Show on Display at Seaport Museum
A new exhibit featuring 11 large watercolors is now on display at the South Street Seaport Museum.
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Costume Workshop Preps for NYC's Massive Mad Hatter Tea Party
Lampshades, stuffed animals and sequins are becoming hats in a free costume workshop at House of Yes.
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Gallery Owner Pushes for Public Art in Shadow of Staten Island Ferris Wheel
Gary Brant, Galerie St. George's owner, is working on a proposal for an art gallery in the outlet mall.
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Questlove of The Roots to Teach NYU Music Course
The spring semester class will be called "Classic Albums."
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FDR Memorial Park Unveiled on Roosevelt Island
The new FDR Four Freedoms Park will open to the public on Roosevelt Island next week.
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International Fine Art & Antique Dealers Show Brings Treasures to UES
The International Fine Art & Antique Dealers show runs from Oct. 19 – 25 at the Park Avenue Armory.
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'Wondering Around Wandering' Turns Warehouse Into Community Workshop
From pumpkin painting to pop-art, warehouse-turned-gallery draws on local support for fall exhibition.
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Fashion District Arts Fest to Feature Gallery Shows at Port Authority
The eighth annual Fashion District Arts Festival runs from Thursday through Saturday.
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Nu Hotel Invites Brooklyn Artists To Create Murals For Themed Guest Rooms
Nu Hotel invites artists to cover the walls of six guest rooms with murals depicting Brooklyn themes.
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Tappen Park Picked as 'Emerging Artist Award' Sculpture Site
The Parks Department will award an emerging artist $10,000 to install a sculpture in the Stapleton park.
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From Prairies to Coal Mines, LES Art Show Captures Political Color
The "America in Color" series features citizens in front a colored backdrop for their voting preference.
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Spirits of the Dead Return to Sunset Park for Dia de los Muertos Nov. 2
Three Brooklyn artists are organizing a Day of the Dead celebration.
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Lincoln Center Musicians Protest Use of Prerecorded Music
The professional musicians' union is furious that a visiting ballet troupe is using prerecorded music.
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Crown Heights Film Festival Debuts Fright Night Features
The fledgeling festival spreads its wings with feature films and Halloween horror beginning Oct. 30.
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Statue Marking Afghanistan Invasion Finds New Home Near World Trade Center
Members of the Green Berets celebrated the rededication of the "horse soldier" statue near the WTC PATH.
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Pratt Honors Alumni Who Created Big Bird, Scrabble and Chrysler Building
Pratt alumni went on to create Tom and Jerry, Scrabble and the Chrysler Building.
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Brooklyn Beard Generation Exposed in Belgian Woman's 'Beardo Manifesto'
Cecile Goossens interviewed young Brooklyn men about the personal significance of their beards.
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Rare Andy Warhol Polaroid of Diana Ross to Hit Auction Block
The 1981 photo up for auction at an event co-chaired by actor Ethan Hawke is valued at $16,000.
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