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If you can't hit the beach this weekend, ride the wave of Olympic victory down to Storefront for Art and Architecture, which just unveiled its ”The Post Olympic City" exhibition. There's also quite a few film festivals worth checking out, including GenArt, the New York City International Film Festival, and The Art of Brooklyn Film Festival. More»
This weekend, Bushwick Open Studios will hold its neighborhood art festival, providing a good excuse to revisit, or discover, some wonderful Brooklyn galleries. Back in Manhattan, there's a bevy of charitable benefits to support, including UNICEF's Annual Next Generation Photo Benefit, the Madison Square Art Benefit, and the Artrageous Gala Dinner and Auction. And don't miss some great poolside photographs of Marilyn Monroe. So grab your best friends -- diamonds or otherwise -- and dive into this week's art scene. More»
via guestofaguest.com Though we hate to think about summer ever coming to an end, it is, unfortunately, inevitable. And for many scared/excited/clueless eighteen-year-olds, this means embarking on four years of higher education in NYC. Well, kids, here's what you need to know. MORE>>
64,000 freshmen are moving to New York City in the next few weeks to start college. 64,000 eighteen year olds, navigating the subway, looking for bars that don't card, overrunning St.Mark's. Welcome to Part 1 of our five part guide on how to survive your college years in New York. More»
[Photos by EUGENE MIM for PMc]. Last night, the gorgeous and talented Minnie Driver and Uma Thurman were at the School of Visual Arts Theater for the New York premiere of "Motherhood," presented by Gotham Magazine. In her latest indie film, Uma Thurman plays an interesting West Village mother of two preparing for her six year-old's birthday as a series of unexpected events occur along the way. More»
Interview With Creative Time's Anne Pasternak Who Is Changing The Way We View Our Public Art
We sat down with Anne Pasternak for a few questions about Creative Time's past and future, as well as the importance of having an awareness about public art in the city.
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