Art

The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum is among eight of Frank Lloyd Wright's buildings that have just been named as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The American architect has just received quite the honor as several of his bui...

The NYC-inspired company, We Are Knitters, encourages people to make their own clothing and decor items by giving them the tools necessary to get started. We Are Knitters began in 2011 when its founders, Pepita and...

Art lovers! You know we love updating you all on the latest within NYC's art scene and today is no exception. The Whitney Biennial is back in full swing and will be running throughout summer until September. The 2019 e...

NYCxDesign is back and better than ever with a jam packed schedule filled with exhibitions, installations, panels, open studios and more. With events taking place all over the city, we've included a few exhibits below t...

has been extended for another few weeks this May, so make sure you get your ticket to check out the largest exhibit of original works by M.C. Escher before it ends. M.C. Escher is known for being one of the world's mo...

Have you ever dreamed of being an adventurer? The Forgotten East is an adventuristic and interactive journey opening next week that takes you back to the ancient East to explore its mysteries and forgotten treasures. Y...

The Noguchi Museum in Long Island City is about to grow. Noguchi Museum announced earlier this week that they’d be making renovations and updates in the coming years. As part of the museum’s upcoming expansion, a 6,000...

Who doesn't love spring in NYC? Not only are the cherry blossoms blooming and brightening up the city, but the art scene is flourishing as well. The Metropolitan Museum Of Art just opened their Roof Garden Commission,...

The legendary Webster Hall will reopen next week, and Jay-Z will be the first performer. The iconic venue has been in the East Village for over a century, and while it closed its doors in 2017 for renovations, it's fin...

The Shed Performing Arts Center—part of the ambitious Hudson Yards project—will open to the public on Friday, April 5. At 200,000-square-feet and six stories tall, the new cultural center will be home to performance ar...