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Maria Farmer’s Harrowing Art Was at the Epstein Files Bookmobile Protesting MoMA Board Member Leon Black
Billionaire Leon Black is still on the board of New York’s Museum of Modern Art (MoMA). And for anyone who cares about the crimes of Jeffrey Epstein and his associates, the protection of women, and justice being served, this should be a problem. The latest protest calling for Black’s removal took place yesterday just down…
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Creative Time’s Beloved Sandcastle Competition Returned After 13 Years, Bringing an Underwater Rave to Rockaway Beach
The contest was last staged in 2013.
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This Sprawling 9/11 Memorial Project Is Back Online for the First Time in 18 Years
Yesterday marked the 25th anniversary of the attacks of September 11, 2001, which claimed the lives of 2,977 victims, mostly at New York’s World Trade Center. Now, Michael Townsend, an artist best known for infiltrating a Rhode Island mall, has revived the long-defunct website documenting Eleventh of September, the guerrilla 9/11 memorial street art project he…
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Toddler Art Summer: New York Edition
With Labor Day upon us, I thought it would be nice to recap some of the amazing art we’ve seen over the past few months here in New York—and how my two-and-a-half-year-old, Zachary, has enjoyed it. (It’s sort of an East Coast counterpart to last week’s guide to art and trains in Los Angeles although…
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A Toddler’s Guide to Los Angeles, or How to See Both Trains and Art and Make It Home for Naptime
A two-year-old’s train-centric first visit to Los Angeles.
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‘It’s Kinetic Sculpture’: This L.A. Theater Is Home to an Astounding Collection of Handcrafted Marionettes
This 63-year-old puppet theater was on the verge of closing. Now, its first new show in 45 years is a sold-out success, with 100 new marionettes.
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Are Popup Queens Lucy Sparrow and Cj Hendry Going Mainstream?
Cj Hendry and Lucy Sparrow, two artists known for creating wildly popular pop-up interactive art installations, are both currently staging their first big shows in conjunction with major art world establishments. Sparrow, who hails from the U.K., just launched a year-long solo show, “The Beginning of Convenience,” at the Momentary, the contemporary art outpost of…
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How a Film Crew Took Over My New York City Apartment—and I Barely Even Noticed
Two ambitious filmmakers shot their first feature, A Chef’s Tale: The Real Story of Duet, in their apartment.
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Where to See—and How to Buy—the Declaration of Independence
The Declaration of Independence is our nation’s foundational text. Owning a historically significant copy is going to cost you.
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Why Is Kanye West at Art Basel? He Bankrolled Vanessa Beecroft’s New Film
Vanessa Beecroft got Kanye West to bankroll her film for Art Basel.
