The Other Art Fair Brooklyn is returning May 8 – 11th, for its 15th edition. The fair presents 120 artists in one of the most exciting markets for buying contemporary art. Don’t miss this chance to showcase your artworks, grow your collector base, and build an audience. Apply by February 2nd! The Other Art Fair ..read more

Stars represent destiny and the future. Their light travels through time, tracing the path of the universe in human lives. Dining, on the other hand, is a warm and intimate ritual that symbolizes connection and sharing. While meals are part of daily life, the stars remain distant, representing mystery and infinity. When celestial revelations meet ..read more

Juried by Christina Massey July 11 – August 2 Opening Reception: Thursday, July 11, 5 – 7:00 p.m. 440 Gallery is proud to announce the 2024 Summer Theme Exhibition, Artistic Muscles, juried by Christina Massey, featuring 25 artists selected from a national call. This showcase of contemporary, multimedia works celebrates the artist as athlete and ..read more

From origins spanning the globe, two artists converge in Dorsey’s Fine Art Gallery in Brooklyn, New York to express ancestral tribute via diverse cultural artistic fusions. The current exhibition, “Ancestral Harmonies: Tomo Mori and Jide Ojo”, includes thirty-two spiritually driven works of art that draw inspiration from the ancestral reverence common in both Japanese and ..read more

The revolutionary works of the Seconda pratica led to a new wave of musical expression during the Renaissance. At the forefront of this radical re-imagining of poetry and music were the madrigals of Carlo Gesualdo and Claudio Monteverdi. Hundreds of years later, the haunting poetry of 16th-century master Michelangelo inspired masterpieces by Hugo Wolf and ..read more

There’s a kind of listening that isn’t easy to explain because it involves intuition. Intuition is never about words. But there are words that describe it. Florence Scovel Shinn in her book, The Game Of Life & How To Play It, talks about never ignoring a hunch. Hunches are hard to explain because they don’t ..read more

Each December, the NYC AIDS Memorial, along with organizations worldwide, commemorates those lost to and impacted by HIV/AIDS. This year, the day’s programming includes a reading of names of New Yorkers lost to AIDS, a Queer Soup Night fundraiser and a candlelight vigil. The observance begins on Sunday, December 1 at 6 PM with the ..read more

Seventeen artists in the Park Slope Windsor Terrace collective invite you to view their artwork in a variety of mediums — painting, prints, photography, collage and paper relief — during the weekends of December 7 & 8, December 14 & 15, and December 21 & 22, at 1:00 to 6:00 PM each day. Come for ..read more

Come join collage artist Zharia Shinn for an exclusive artist-led tour of her current show The Possibilities of Paper. The tour will include a detailed explanation of each piece in the show as well as an opportunity to directly engage with the artist behind the abstract portraiture collages. Be apart of a behind-the-scenes discussion as ..read more

The Gowanus Dredgers Canoe Club is proud to present “Dual Currents: Perspectives in Paint,” an exhibition by local artists Janice McDonnell and Jen Ferguson. While McDonnell’s vision starts from a place of representation, Ferguson’s portrayals spring from an idealized imagining. Together their contrasting approaches transform the ways in which familiar and overlooked surroundings can be ..read more