Last night Billy Joel celebrated his 100th performance at Madison Square Garden. With that honor, Governor Cuomo decided to dedicate the day itself to the pop icon and influential musician.
According to the very fancy,...
The Japanese tech-art collective, TeamLab will be coming to New York City next year with an immersive exhibition.
Come August 2019 you'll be able to experience the famed Tokyo-based light exhibition for yourself at Bro...
Where has the time gone? The thought of it already being a month since we lost Anthony Bourdain is surreal. Honestly, I still haven’t come to terms with it, and it seems like many around NYC people feel similarly.
The...
Saturday saw the fifth annual NYC Bodypainting Day, where 60 nude models and 50 artists from around the city came together to illustrate their freedom of expression. Here are some amazing images from this year's event. ...
This boat has definitely been "dazzled."
A historic boat in New York City has been beautified thanks to a partnership with the Public Art Fund and a British arts organization, 14-18 NOW. The ship, which will be docked...
The life size installation, "Mom-and-Pops of the LES" is officially up and you can swing by to see it any time!
Mom and Pop shops have been an integral part of New York life since pretty much as long as New York has be...
Citizen M Hotel at 189 Bowery is one of the newer additions to the neighborhood. A new art installation, "Citizens of the Bowery," seeks to showcase the people who make up the neighborhood that the building has become a...
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...