Kick-Off the New Year With 13 Art Exhibits in NYC Not to Miss in January
The new year is kicking off with exciting art shows. Included on this list are pieces focused around themes of excess, public works on the subway and more.
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Fun Maps: Artist Michelle Chandra Turns NYC Street Maps into Mazes
Sunset Gradient Manhattan Maze Puzzle by Michelle Chandra. Image courtesy of Dirt Alley Design.
Ever go to a new city and feel like you’re wandering around in a maze? San Francisco-based artist and cartographer Michelle Chandra, the founder of Dirt Alley Design, has taken that feeling, and turned it upside down. Her new series …
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British Artist Draws NYC Skyline From Memory
British architectural artist Stephen Wiltshire drew the entire New York City skyline from memory, after taking only a 45 minute helicopter ride over the city.
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“All the Queens Houses”: Architecture Exhibition on Queens, NYC Explores Identity and Diversity
The Architectural League of NY presents All the Queens Houses, a photo exhibition of Queens, NYC architecture from artist and architect Rafael Herrin-Ferri.
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Aleksandr Razin Transforms Unused Realty in a New Exhibition in Brooklyn, NYC
Uzbekistan-born artist Aleksandr Razin’s new exhibition in NYC, “Teleportation,” taking unused realty and transforming it into components of daily city life.
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Poster House, A Museum Dedicated to the Art of the Poster is Coming to Chelsea
Poster House, a museum dedicated solely to posters will open in NYC’s Chelsea with 1,000 posters including those by Milton Glaser and Shepard Fairey.
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See Photos of NYC Artist Bradley Theodore Painting Live in SoHo
Untapped Cities was on hand to watch the brilliant DUMBO artist Bradley Theodore paint live at 261 Hudson in Soho. Scroll through our photos to watch him in action.
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10 Famous Friendships Formed in NYC
New York City is a hub of community and collaboration for people around the world. It’s no surprise that many famous figures formed formidable friendships here.
More“The World is Sound” Exhibit Resonates With Buddhist Thought at NYC’s Rubin Museum
The Rubin Museum’s “The World is Sound” highlights the importance of sound and listening in life, incorporating a sonic installation, meditations, and more.
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Brooklyn’s OY/YO Sculpture Gets a New Home at the Williamsburg Waterfront
For one year, Deborah Kass’ signature OY/YO sculpture, representing Brooklyn’s culture and diversity, is returning to a new home at the Williamsburg Waterfront.
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Art Students League M2M Program Arrives in Riverside Park NYC
The Art Students League M2M program installed the work of seven artists in Riverside Park last week. From 59th-69th Streets, on view through May 2017.
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Explore The History of NYC Through Portraiture With The Museum Of The City Of New York
Take a look at NYC history through the portraits of the people who helped make the city what it is today with the Museum of the City of New York.
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