A new take on a favorite childhood pastime is allowing even complete strangers to make beautiful music together in downtown Montreal. Each spring,...
If you happened to walk down a quiet Soho street in the last several weeks, you may have noticed what seemed to be a pop-up record store with an electric red sign proclaiming "We Buy White Albums." Inside is a very special world.
Gay Town is American actor, filmmaker, writer and artist James Franco's second solo show in Berlin with the gallery Peres Projects. The exhibition tha...
Random International are known for their digital-based contemporary art. The London-based studio creates artworks and installations that explore behav...
What better site to explore the shifting modes of perception and the drastic transformations in our experience of time and space than the largely abandoned administrative facilities of the James A. Farley Post Office and future home of Moynihan Station?
The GROUND Collective demonstrates the magazine's hopes to establish itself and create something fresh from the ashes of print media's heyday.
Touching on archeology, history, religion as well as the political fallout due to pillaged artifacts, Echoes of the Past unites viewers in a recreated installation piece.
You know what parks need? More geometry. We may not have come up with this unlikely combo on our own, but after seeing Leo Villareal's geometric sculp...
This month marks the successful landing of NASA's Mars rover, Curiosity. With aims of assessing Mars' ability to sustain life forms, the rover has jus...
Somehow, a house built to hang off the edge of a seven-story building is up to earthquake code in California. A bright blue east coast cottage look...
A rash of violence this past Labor Day weekend in New York (67 shot, 13 killed in three days) culminated in bloody shootout at Franklin Avenue and Par...
Blending art with design, paper and a little imagination, artist Judith Hoffman builds her own 'castles in the air.' Think children's paper and cardboard cities, all grown up.
The headache-inducing Brooklyn-Queens Expressway may be under construction forever, but thanks to a Brooklyn artist, the beleaguered road can find a b...
As I've said, I'm a sucker when it comes to California Light/Space art. I arrived in California in 1968, when the movement was still at its height.
The often traffic-snarled BQE may not be getting its much needed makeover to fix its dilapidated routes, but if the power of Kickstarter has its way, ...
In a special appearance, water flows through the Cathedral of St. John the Divine's The Value of Water: Sustaining a Green Planet exhibit, which runs until March 25, 2012.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- A temporary art structure in Kansas City, Mo., made up of dozens of large steel shipping containers is creating a buzz with its me...
Whereas other art may be confined to the halls of museums, there is one type that is created by the human form and lives on it: fashion. The most powe...
In the last couple of decades, video art has slowly been shaking off its status as stepchild in the world of art-making. These days, it's resolutely the darling of the international art scene.
Too tired and cold to trek out to 12th and 55th street or not in New York at all? Not to worry, I cabbed it over there yesterday and culled my favorite pieces for your enjoyment.
Paying homage to a legendary figure can be risky - you have to make sure your work is large enough to really pay tribute to the person's legacy, while...
Red Rooster is a real find on 125th street. Its sleek, old-world Harlem decor feels simultaneously exclusive and inviting while evoking the legend of the long defunct neighborhood bar it's named after.
WHO: Katharina Grosse WHAT: One Floor Up More Highly WHEN: December 21, 2010 through October 31, 2011 WHERE: MASS MoCA, 87 Marshall St., North Ada...
