Tag: art

Artist Jihan Zencirli has filled the New York City Ballet at Lincoln Center with colorful arrays of balloons ranging in size from ten inches to ten feet.

What to do with all these vacant storefronts? How about turning them into art spaces? A one-room storefront on Columbus Avenue has been transformed into

Sasha Matthews, a local middle-schooler, handed a big check to the ACLU last week, the returns from a project she undertook after the 2016 election

A French artist has been assembling stone sculptures on the edge of the Hudson River in Riverside Park. The carefully

The Upper West Side has been gentrified, mall-ified, and lux-ified, but we've held onto one important distinction: we have more artists than any other neighborhood in the city.

A 12-year-old Upper West Side girl has found a way to fight the “sadness” she feels about, what she diplomatically calls, “current events.”

The Vaux at 372 Central Park West (97th Street) is holding an art show in its community room and it's open to everyone. Twenty-six residents

Artist Eric Waugh painted an image of John Lennon and placed it in the Bandshell on Wednesday to make a plea for peace and celebrate

A mural on the side of the D'Agostino on West 91st Street off of Columbus Avenue that was once decorated with a diverse array of figures

On Friday, Aaron Bell put the finishing touches on a noose with a slash through the center of it for his sculpture “Stand Tall, Stand Loud” in

Upper West Siders can now say "Meet me at Norman Rockwell Place" as the corner of 103rd street and Broadway has officially been named after the artist.

An artist who created a sculpture for a city-sponsored program in Riverside Park South says the parks department is now forcing him to censor his work.

Artist Hilary McCarthy has a show up at the Wild Bird Fund Gallery (565 Columbus Avenue between 87th and 88th Streets) that was inspired by

Many artists have used Central Park as a subject or muse in their paintings and drawings. But few have attempted to capture the park's smell.

Street artist Hons Honschar was back in action on Friday in front of Zabar's spreading a little Shabbat love.

Chalk artist Hans Honschar wrote a special message on 75th street and Broadway, but unlike his usual messages it wasn't upbeat and hopeful.

The talented young artists of the Arts in Action program will be showcasing their work on Friday night at 711 Amsterdam Avenue (94th street), and everyone's invited.

Hans Honschar, aka "Ace," is crouched over the pavement in front of Zen Medica on West 72nd street putting

Artist Don Gummer has constructed nine aluminum and stainless steel sculptures that will run up Broadway from Columbus Circle to 157th street in conjunction

A sailboat filled with musicians, scenes from movies depicted by actors, and an ice cream truck handing out ice cream the color of a Central Park sunset