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Narch, an experimental electronic music producer from South Africa has recently put together a new soundtrack of New York together with filmmaker Dan Mace. Perhaps they haven't yet broken the internet but Dan Mace, a p...
On June 21, Pop International Galleries is celebrating the birthday of the late Marilyn Monroe with a special exhibition of rare photos. Pop International Galleries, located in Nolita is dedicated to pop and urban art....
On July 1, Yayoi Kusama will bring her ‘Narcissus Garden’ back to NYC after nearly five decades since it’s original showing; but this time, it has a different message. In the 1960’s, Kusama brought the art installation...
Part art installation, part performance, this colorful dance experience is happening now at the Park Avenue Armory. "The Let Go," is a new performance piece which invites community members to participate in a shared, d...
This week the Brooklyn Public Library is launching a program all about Democracy. An inflatable pavilion will be outside of the Brooklyn Public Library this week from Monday, June 11- Sunday, June 17 right near one of...
This brand new art installation has debuted at the gallery/clothing store hybrid, Galeria Melissa. Art and retail have always been close friends but Galeria Melissa brings the friendship to a new level. In the gallery...
It's not just sidewalk chalk- this new mural has transformed two city blocks into a pedestrian-friendly, asphalt garden. On June 7, two blocks of Broadway between 39th and 40th Streets were closed off to traffic to deb...
A ten foot tall sculpture of Picasso mowing his makeshift lawn has popped up in Brooklyn. Artist Elliott Arkin's latest installation, "The Spanish Gardener" is a hysterical and larger than life rendition of Picasso. Th...
Pianos are popping up all over NYC, from parks and gardens, to boardwalks and street-corners! It's that time of year again. Sing For Hope a non-profit that uses the arts as an outreach program to hospitals and city pub...
If you're looking for an excuse to make a trip to Governor's Island, this weekend's debut of Jacob Hashimoto's installation is it! Two beautiful installations, "The Eclipse” and “Never Comes Tomorrow," have debuted thi...