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Today, the tallest sculpture of rhinos will make it’s way to Astor Place. At 17-feet tall, “The Last Three” represents the last three Northern White Rhinos. As their Facebook event for the unveiling of the bronze sculp...
On Thursday, March 15th, the exhibition, Bordering the Imaginary: Art from the Dominican Republic, Haiti, and Their Diasporas, opens to the public at the BRIC Arts and Media House in Brooklyn. BRIC, a cultural center f...
The sculpture, "Emoh" or "home" spelled backwards has hit city streets. As part of the nine-city tour, artist Loren Naji will be spending this weekend living in his sculpture in New York City to make a statement about h...
In honor of International Women's Day yesterday, Old Navy dedicated six floral installations to honor five incredible (historical) women and of course the most talked about statue of the year, Fearless Girl. Out of the...
A young modern artist. It took 17-year-old Zayd Menk from Zimbabwe over 3 months to create a city out of recycled electronic parts for his art class. The Midtown Manhattan model was created at a .0635:100 scale usi...
Spring time is the season of festivals and this year is no different. Get in the swing of the season by heading to one of these boozy, foody and music filled events this month! 1. Edible Manhattan Presents: Unlimited C...
The city as a whole continues to see neighborhood staples close due to rising rents and big competitors driving out these local mom-and-pop shops. To commemorate these shuttered shops, LES-based photographers James an...
What began as a look into his life is now our final farewell to the late David Bowie. Organized by the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, the “David Bowie is” exhibit has finally arrived in New York City for it’s las...
Tucked away in the basement of the Harold and Miriam Steinberg Center for Theatre, Roundabout Underground is a small black box space which showcases new works created by talented up-and-coming playwrights. This off-Bro...
Earlier this week, a pair of Brooklyn twins were busking at the 14th Street subway station near Union Square when passersby took notice and realized they sounded incredibly similar to John Lennon and Paul McCartney. Tw...