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TriBeCa Pop-Up Gallery Provides Canvas for Young Artists
"Working On It" at the TEMP art space in TriBeCa will be open through October 14.
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Gowanus Fixers Collective Uses Group Elbow Grease to Mend Broken Things
Bring a broken item to Proteus Gowanus and the Fixers Collective will show you how to mend it.
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Christopher Columbus' Swanky 60-Ft High Apartment Opens at Columbus Circle
The $2.5 million public art exhibit will "knock your socks off," says Mayor Bloomberg.
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Nuyorican Poets Cafe Uses Live-Streaming to Reach Worldwide Audience
The Nuyorican Poets Cafe is now streaming events in real time around the world.
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'Missed Connections' Illustrator Uses Pen to Fight Global Measles Epidemic
Sophie Blackall will discuss her work against measles at this weekends's 92Y Social Good Summit.
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Memorial Sloan-Kettering Thrift Shop Gets Makeover from Famed Designer
Jonathan Rosen overhauled the Society for Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center's thrift store.
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Brooklyn Book Festival and WILLiFEST Amp Up this Weekend's Arts Scene
Edwidge Danticat and sex columnist Dan Savage are among the artists headed to Brooklyn this weekend.
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Lincoln's Handwritten Emancipation Proclamation Goes on Display in Harlem
The exhibit will continue through Mon., Sept. 24.
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Women-Owned Businesses Flock to Gowanus
The rapidly changing industrial neighborhood is seeing a wave of female-headed businesses.
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Architect Imagines Art and Tech Museum in Roosevelt Island's Power Plant
Tad Sudol wants to turn the still-active Roosevelt Island Power plant into a museum of art and science.
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Blind and Deaf Acting Company to Make American Debut at NYU
Israel's blind-deaf acting troupe Nalaga'at Theater will perform in the Village in January.
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M. Wells Returning to Long Island City With MoMA Flavor
M. Wells Dinette will open at MoMA PS1 on Thursday.
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Brooklyn Ballerinas Leave the Stage and Head to the Streets
The Brooklyn Ballet will perform outdoor in Albee Square in Downtown Brooklyn.
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New School 'Creative Lab' to Feature Chicken-Raising Workshop
Cooking workshops, bartered classes and art performances are part of nearly three months of events.
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First Lady of France Visits the Invisible Dog Arts Center
The First Lady of France Valerie Trierweiler took a private tour of the Invisible Dog Arts Center.
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LIC Art Exhibit to Feature Andy Warhol and Jasper Johns
An exhibit will showcase pieces that will be part of a travelling show organized by the Whitney Museum.
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Fort Greene Mural to be Featured in Vanity Fair
California-based artist finishes mural in Fort Greene that will be featured in Vanity Fair magazine.
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Harlem Hospital Unveils New $325 Million Pavilion and Historic Murals
The Mural Pavilion houses restored works commissioned by the Works Progress Administration.
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Park Slope's 'Neighborhood' Artist Wins Shot at Brooklyn Museum Show
Jonathan Blum, whose studio is on Fifth Avenue, was among 10 Brooklyn artists nominated for the show.
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Frick Brings Drawing Masterpieces from London to NYC
The Frick's "Master Drawings from the Courtauld Gallery," runs Oct. 3 - Jan. 27 2013.
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