Canadian super-brand Mackage featured an art show at their SoHo location that was curated in part by renowned street artist Bradley Theodore.
Inmates find an escape through art as their works are displayed at Governor’s Island.
Take a look at the artwork of America’s inmates in an alternative art exhibition titled Escaping Time: Art from U.S. Prisons on view at Governors Island August 1 through September 27.
On Saturday, July 25, The Byrd Hoffman Watermill Foundation raised over $1.9 million in its Circus of Stillness… the power over wild beasts Annual Summer Benefit and Auction at the Watermill Center.
RUSH Philanthropic Arts Foundation has teamed up with Brooklyn Bridge Park to exhibit a mural produced by RUSH kids and teens.
In the midst of designer shops and numerous eateries that comprise the Meatpacking District lies Fort Gansevoort.
This summer The Museum of Metropolitan Art is feeling patriotic and will be celebrating American art through special exhibitions and events, American-inspired summer refreshments, a gallery itinerary and a whole wing furnished solely with American art.
It’s always refreshing to take a peek into the glamorous (and well-funded) arts scene in Moscow.
Swifty’s, a popular Upper East Side haunt, was transformed into a makeshift gallery on June 25 to exhibit the art of Vermont-based artist Elizabeth Nagle.
