It's that time of year, New Yorkers, when the Park Avenue Armory's massive indoor space is transformed into one of the city's biggest photography even...

Karlheinz Stockhausen composed his electronic symphony Oktophonie more than two decades ago as part of his massive seven-cycle opera Licht, which in full is 29 hours. Oktophonie, 69-minutes long, is the second act in the opera, Dienstag (Tuesday). It is the day of conflict. It is Mars. It is red.

Ann Hamilton is an artist who understands what it's like to fly, if only for a moment. She writes on her website, "Time stopped -- and then suddenly r...

A few years ago, Scottish artist Jim Lambie explained the experience of looking at his "RSVPmfa," a sprawling multimedia installation at the Boston Mu...

Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller's sound installation "The Murder of Crows" at the Park Avenue Armory uses sound to build boundaries in space and invokes language, specifically storytelling, as a form of architecture.

Sue de Beer concentrates on giving form to that intense adolescent turmoil that we're all familiar with, modifying conventions of movie-making to help make her point.

Beauty is subjective, but some images of beautiful people become symbols that artists use to express permanance and universality.

Peter Greenaway's sound and light dramatization of Leonardo da Vinci's 1492 painting The Last Supper makes for a breath-taking exhibit inside the monumental interiors of the Park Avenue Armory in New York.

WHAT: Park Avenue Armory's Carnival WHEN: Friday, October 8 - Monday, October 11 WHERE: Park Avenue Armory 643 Park Avenue @ 67th Street New York, N...