To celebrate Black History Month, social media giant Twitter commissioned the Haitian-born American artist Dominique Duroseau to create an iteration of her series "Black Face Index." With just the right...

What's On This Week l New York, March 15th-21st, 2018 Miriam Schapiro, The Beauty of Summer (detail), 1973-1974, Acrylic, fabric on canvas, 70 x 50 in. Photograph courtesy of Eric Firestone Gallery. Surface/Depth:...

Let’s face it: A whopping half of U.S. millennials still receive some financial support from their parents, even if they are living on their own. When you are struggling to pay your cell phone bill,...

the day after drafting the notes composed into this piece, Marcelline invited Yana to our home for dinner. we were all here to eat, taking in each other’s voices around the sounds of skillet licked...

"Like Chekhov, I am a collector of souls.” Alice Neel (b. 1900, Menon Square, Pennsylvania-1984, New York City) once noted, “If I hadn't been an artist, I could have been a psychiatrist."[1] With...

Whether you are in New York or across the Atlantic and if you are an Instagram (i-gram) novice or a pro, this guide will help you achieve your goals this Armory Arts Week. Do you want to see what's...

Annika Connor is an impresario of the arts with an uncanny ability to mobilize through her painting practice but also her organization Active Ideas Production. She wears many hats: painter, actor, curator,...

  Christopher Kline’s "O.K." is an ongoing project that explores the history and lore of the artist’s hometown of Kinderhook, New York. In previous iterations, the project has been seen...