Brooklyn artist Nim Ben-Reuven created a window display art exhibit that pokes fun at the increase of AI in the art world.

Her visceral sculptural practice, now on view at Salon 94 and James Cohan, continues to push abstraction into new territory.

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In Ditmas Park, the residence at 1320 Ditmas Ave. is a star in its own right — but it belonged to a silent film legend who ...

I t's hard not to be captivated by art-filled interiors. But one of the most common mistakes in the design process is leaving ...

The Brooklyn Children’s Museum will host a family-friendly Holi festival featuring Bollywood dance, color powder play, Indian ...

Hundreds of analogue enthusiasts spun through rare VHS, cassettes and even eight-tracks at the first-ever NYC Tape Fair in ...

Dayeli Daly sat down with News 12’s Natalie Hernandez to share how she built her shop from the ground up and how Tattoo ...