Tag: art

The iconic Upper West Side museum will be opening "Ice Cold: An Exhibition of Hip-Hop Jewelry" on May 9.

The Upper West Side sketches included Zabar's, French Roast, quiet streets, and otherwise unnoticed buildings.

The New York Choral Society returns to the stage on Saturday, April 2, at The Society for Ethical Culture, with 'Love in Action,' a concert of

A Black woman whose unique place in art history had faded with time is gaining prominence again, as members of her family and a local

In February, 2020, the Richard Corman photography gallery, on Amsterdam Avenue, between 81st and 82nd Streets, opened

The Stephen Wise Towers are undergoing major changes both within and without, and one recent change has unsettled people as far away as Italy.

Writing about the Upper West Side these days, it’s easy to focus on the absence of what once was and lose sight of what still is.

An art exhibit about climate change and politics is coming to Central Park this Saturday from 7 to 8 p.m. Reckoning: An Installation on Political Power

Artist Michael Stewart will be showing an art project in Riverside Park on Friday after he was forced to relocate it from downtown.

One person's trash is another person's treasure, the old adage goes. In some cases, however, the "trash" isn't trash at all, but a suite of paintings by an Upper West Side based artist

A 21-year-old Upper West Side artist named Benjamin M. has been home during the quarantine and he decided to draw the view outside his bedroom window.

Have you experienced a genuine act of kindness? Would you like to see that act of kindness reflected in a painting? Artist Audrey Banks is in the midst of collecting such stories

A poignant public art project is being showcased in a unique spot -- an outdoor kiosk on 83rd Street near Broadway. Andrea Strongwater's colorful paintings

A rapt audience recently gathered at the Susan Eley Fine Art (SEFA) gallery to listen as victims of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School

It's late on a brisk Wednesday evening in May and an eight-foot-tall Double-Crested Cormorant is making its way across the intersection

Anything, and everything, can be art. That’s roughly the idea behind a novel exhibition at the Children’s Museum of Manhattan on West 83rd Street

The Parks Department had vowed on Monday to dispose of the rogue toe-like sculpture that someone recently placed in Riverside Park. But as of Tuesday at 6 p.m., it was still there

Stones that appear to have been sculpted in the shape of a toe, or perhaps a finger, were found on "a hidden patch of a stairway" in Riverside Park this weekend.

Charles McCray gives basic shopping bags new life, by making them more beautiful. McCray tends to set up shop outside of the Gristedes at Broadway

The mystery of the holiday Christmas trees on West End Avenue and 87th Street has been solved.