On Saturday, May 17, as part of NYCxDesign Week, the Lower East Side played host to a gathering that felt less like a typical launch and more like a creative salon.
From accessories worn by Trent Reznor and David Bowie to introspection channeled through graphic art, this New York artist’s latest exhibition in Tribeca’s Development Gallery unearths pieces from her collection to revive her musings from across decades.
Frieze returned to New York City in a thrilling way that demonstrated the power of art in a boldly passionate way.
The NYC subway is always blooming with surprises!
Last week, the Detour Gallery in New York City debuted “Borrowed Spotlight,” an exhibition and book series dedicated to highlighting the stories of living Holocaust survivors.
Mercer Labs, Museum of Art and Technology is a cutting-edge space where innovation meets imagination, redefining art through the power of technology.
If you think mini golf is all windmills and sleepy Saturday afternoons, you haven’t been to Holey Moley Golf Club San Francisco. Nestled in the heart of the vibrant Mission District, this isn’t your average putt-putt — it’s a full-blown experience.
On April 9, the Public Art Fund held their annual Public Art Fund party and after-party, celebrating the non-profit’s 2025 artists. The organization’s largest fundraiser fuels its mission to bring contemporary art to all of New York City’s five boroughs.
During Los Angeles Fashion Week, The Knockturnal attended Selenee’s Spring collection debut, “The Garden of Forking Path,” at Neue House Hollywood.
On March 3, Judith Pisar — the chair of the upcoming Young Concert Artists (YCA) Gala — hosted an intimate reception featuring performances from YCA alumni. The event honored Clive Gillinson, the Executive and Artistic Director of Carnegie Hall, who was also in attendance. The reception was a preamble to YCA’s 64th Annual Gala on April 17 at Jazz at Lincoln Center.