Art

Sleep No More finally returns to the McKittrick Hotel this month. Punchdrunk's Sleep No More had sadly closed down along with all the other theaters in March 2020. The alluring and immersive telling of Shakespeare’s Ma...

New Yorkers will have a chance to see the super popular Obama portraits soon... The Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery announced that the portraits will be making a multi-city tour this year—from June 21, 2021 thr...

All are invited to observe through the lens of J.K. Rowling's wizarding world! Lucky no-majes (can we go back to using "muggles" please, Rowling?) in NYC may have gotten to experience the Harry Potter and the Cursed C...

Today, August 24 has been named "Kobe Bryant Day" in honor of the legendary basketball player we lost earlier this year. At the time, his presence could be seen throughout the city as New Yorkers paid tribute to him in...

NYC shows its love through street art and so in honor of Kobe and Gianna Bryant there is a large, colorful new tribute mural  currently being painted in the Chinatown/Lower East Side area. Soon after the untimely death...

Artist Alexa Meade wants you to actually become part of her paintings, which is why she is bringing her mesmerizing art exhibition "Immersed in Wonderland" to NYC this spring. The amazing artist paints both people and...

If you've ever wanted to explore the twisting, turning levels of the beautiful Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, but the $25 entrance price deterred you, now is the time to visit! While the Upper East Side museum is prepar...

Mrs. Doubtfire is making her way to Broadway this spring, and we're ecstatic! The classic film is a family favorite and one of Robin Williams' best roles. Now, the comedy is hitting the stage as a musical adaptation. M...

A massive new art installation has been going up in Domino Park in Williamsburg, Brooklyn over the past few weeks, piece by piece...and a giant crane has been involved. That's because the new mural is being made out of...

New York is home to the most prestigious museums in the world, but even still, sometimes the most moving art here isn't on gallery walls. A lot of the time, it's right on the NYC streets. This is definitely the case...