Our curated events picks for this week: SCOPE, The Armory Show and The (UN)FAIR Art Show Shake-up.
Untapped interviews Sophia Michahelles and Alex Kahn, who create giant puppets for the Greenwich Village Halloween Parade, PEN World Voices Festival & more.
Editor Laura Itzkowitz shares a special preview of Paolo Ventura's upcoming solo exhibition at Columbia University's Italian Academy for Advanced Studies.
Alongside this academic acropolis called Morningside Heights, Broadway's shops and restaurants are a self-contained neighborhood with historic sights and beautiful streetscapes.
Our curated list of events for this week: No Longer Art: Salvage Art Institute, THE LISTENING pop-up fundraiser for the Rockaways, powerHouse Arena's #SandyHatesBooks book fair and more.
Columbia University's School of the Arts held the first of its Columbia Selects reading series, which featured three up-and-coming writers affiliated with its Creative Writing MFA program, Anne Dyer Stuart, Priya Chandrasegaram, and Christina Rumpf.
Berenice Abbott's photographs of 1930s Manhattan make us challenge our ideas about art versus journalism.
Unsolicited, Writer's Bloq's first reading at The Strand offered writers the chance come out from behind their laptops and meet the people whose work they've been reading on the site.
An online platform for promising young writers to meet, Writer's Bloq aims to bridge the gap between writers from different backgrounds. Arts editor Laura Itzkowitz interviews founder and CEO Nayia Moysidis about the site and their upcoming event.
Georgia Sagri's performance at the Whitney Biennial makes me think of anarchy, authorship, dancing, vomiting, labor rights, and fashion.