Art
The Physical Labor of Writing
Many writers will tell you that writing is a physical activity. Renee Gladman’s drawings convey that idea in a more visceral, less cerebral way.
New York
Announcement
Picker Art Gallery Presents the Works of William Earle Williams and Nona Faustine
Two solo photography exhibitions at Colgate University in Hamilton, New York, expose the obscured, silenced, and unacknowledged histories of the slave trade.
News
NYU’s Non-Tenured Faculty Rally for a Union
They make up half of NYU's full-time professors, and they want living wages and academic freedom.
Art
Raging Against the Dying of the Light
Jake Berthot’s paintings are haunted by an awareness of mortality and, beyond that, a feeling that no light awaits in the darkness.
Film
Whimsical Children’s Film Tackles War and Displacement in Syria
Dounia and the Princess of Aleppo (2022) is screening in New York this month to benefit earthquake relief in Syria.
Announcement
Affordable Art Fair Returns to NYC With Contemporary Art Under $12,000
From March 22 to 26, over 70 local, national, and international galleries present extraordinary art at accessible prices.
Art
These Miniature Artworks Prove That It's the Little Things In Life
The exhibition Small is Beautiful, featuring over 100 tiny art pieces, is now on view in New York.
Art
The “Society Photographer” of NYC’s Downtown Underground
Jimmy DeSana’s work remains transgressive, even by today’s standards.
Art
Inside Robert Rauschenberg's Newly Renovated SoHo Home
The orphanage-turned-house where Rauschenberg exhibited his work and threw parties is open by appointment for archival research.
News
NY Legislators Move to Rename Cuomo Bridge
A bill gaining bipartisan support would revert Mario M. Cuomo Bridge back to its original name.
Art
Using Hair, Rice, and Indigo, an Artist Reclaims Her Family History
Adebunmi Gbadebo creates art from organic materials, like soil taken from her enslaved ancestors’ grave sites on the True Blue plantation.
Art
My Travels in the Land of Winkfield
Trevor Winkfield’s modestly scaled acrylic paintings abound in puzzling, private symbols.