It might not be the iconic Campbell Soup Can, but this Warhol exhibition should be... modern.
On November 12, the Whitney Museum is opening a retrospective show of New York cultural hero, Andy Warhol. But before that,...
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...
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...
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....
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...
This year, the Public Art Fund is incorporating food into their Brooklyn Bridge Park attraction with a Hot Dog Bus.
Austrian sculptor Erwin Wurm transformed a vintage yellow Volkswagen Microbus into an overstuffed, blo...
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...
The co-founder of Microsoft is looking to open a New York City location of the Museum of Pop Culture.
According to sources, the plans for a New York branch of the Seattle-based Museum of Pop Culture will occupy a rough...
The largest collection of posters in the U.S. will become it's own museum in NYC next year.
Yes, that's right. A museum dedicated to posters and all the publicity they provide is coming to 119 West 23rd Street next yea...