Spring fairs on both sides of the Hudson and East Rivers are dedicated to independent and emerging artists and they are showing art in fun and accessible ways.

NYPL/ Jonathan Blanc Lunchtime at the New York Public Library’s Stephen A ... in many unusual places—the Metropolitan Museum of Art, shopping malls, conference rooms and interactive websites ...

After a $220 million renovation, The Frick Collection reopens to display Henry Clay Frick's vast collection of artwork and ...

Rex’s Dino Store offers harried commuters a glimpse of scratch-off lotto games like “Meteor Millions” or copies of ...

It was originally expected to open this spring. Now, the branch is slated to reopen later this summer, according to the New York Public Library. While it is closed, patrons are encouraged to visit ...

Discover dates, locations, and insider tips for all the major fairs happening across New York City this season.

“Frieze’s investment in performance art began with the recognition that much of today’s exciting, relevant work happens live ...

The millions of dollars channeled through state arts and humanities councils in turn support local projects. Funding for a ...

announced the 2025 Drama League Award nominees this morning at an event held at Lincoln Center’s New York Public Library for the Performing Arts. The Drama League awards cover both Broadway and ...

My first stop at the Independent Art Fair was the rooftop bar ... the storm clouds roiling at the horizon, “It’s giving New York.” The work of Pope.L on view at Mitchell-Innes & Nash ...

New York City is a multicultural hub with dozens of museums, hundreds of parks and millions of people. The number of potential things to see and do can feel overwhelming, but NY1 has you covered ...

With its asymmetrical angles and glass windows stretching across the metal bones of the building, Central Library is an ...