Step into the magical world of Harry Potter at the New York Historical Society’s new exhibition of mystical artifacts and items from J.K Rowling’s private collection.
MoreCelebrate Archtober, a month long festival honoring and exploring architecture, design and the built environment in New York City!
MoreA new exhibition at NYC’s Nathan Cummings Foundation responds to the current political moment, documenting both incomplete injustices as well as resistance.
MoreThe Pratt Institute explores the relationship between art and data visualization in an exhibition featuring maps of NYC across multiple forms of media.
MoreNew exhibition at the Museum of the City of New York traces a century of women’s political activism in NYC, evaluating the past, present & future of suffrage.
MoreKara Walker has stunned her audience once again in her new show, “The most Astounding and Important Painting show of the fall Art Show viewing season!”
MoreAt the Center of Architecture is the exhibit QueensWay Connection: Elevating the Public Realm’ showcasing winners of the 6th Biennial Design Ideas Competition
MoreLandLords, as the exhibit is aptly named, is a controversial exhibit by Rafael Fuchs, inspired by his difficulties renting apartments in Brooklyn.
MoreThe pop-up Future of Home Living Exhibit by PSFK.com displays innovative products and designs that respond to the way we live in New York City.
MoreJames Turrell’s monumental light installation in the Guggenheim is made up of five concentric rings with LED lights that get filtered through a screen.
MoreAn exhibition called Beijing Through Sidney Gamble’s Camera offers rare glimpses into a Beijing of long ago.
MoreA new exhibition exploring the urban facets of Paris by Night just opened at the Pavillon de l’Arsenal and will host events leading up to La Nuit Blanche in October. Paris la Nuit is the culmination of two years of research by philosopher and urbanist Marc Armenagaud. The exhibit exposes the many forms of nocturnal …
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