Thursday, March 27, 5-8pm: Edel Rodriguez | Reading and talk at Baruch Visit Baruch College's Newman Library for an evening of readings and conversation with Spring '25 writer-in-residence Edel Rodriguez, author of the graphic memoir Worm, and this year’s Sidney Harman Writer-in-Residence at Baruch College, CUNY. The evening will be hosted by the Harman Program and "Latinx Visions", a podcast that … Read the full Story >>
Carsten Höller, Animal Group, 2011. Dolphin, Hippopotamus, Crocodile, Orangutan, Rhinoceros, Reindeer, Walrus. Installation view, "Experience," New Museum. Photo © Benoit Pailley This is a great week to catch up with some exhibitions that will be closing in January. Here’s a short list of top draws: Kindred Spirits: Native American Influences on 20th Century Art through January 28th at Peter Blum Gallery. … Read the full Story >>
Special Events Thursday, November 20 Reception and benefit auction, 6-8 pm: International Print Center New York | prints by Jane Kent, Endi Poskovic, David Sandlin and more. 508 West 26thStreet, 5th Floor, NY, NY. Information. Friday, November 21-Sunday, November 23 CultureHub presents, REFEST 2014: A Festival of Art and Technology. La Galeria, 47 Great Jones, NY, NY. Information Talks / Discussions / Workshops Wednesday, November 19 SPD … Read the full Story >>
The MTA’s long running Arts & Design program has a new face for the digital age. Instead of the stained glass and mosaic installations that had become synonymous with NYC's best public art program, digital art is the new normal, continuing with The Blowing Bowler, by Chris Sickels/Red Nose Studio. “Fulton Center represents the future of the MTA, so we looked to technology that also … Read the full Story >>
Special Events Saturday, September 26-Sunday, September 27 6th Annual Maker Faire NY. New York Hall of Science, 47-01 111th Street, Corona, NY. Information. Smack Mellon Open Studios. Smack Mellon, 92 Plymouth Street, Brooklyn, NY [Dumbo] NARS/J&M Studios 2015 Fall Open Studios, noon-6 pm. Nars Foundation, 201 46thStreet, Brooklyn, NY. Free ferry, shuttle. [Sunset Park] Chashama Brooklyn Open Studios 2015, 6-9 pm. … Read the full Story >>
Talks / Screenings / Book Events / and Beyond The Whitney Museum of American Art presents: Myth Astray | A Project by Arto Lindsay, September 7-10. 99 Gansevoort Street, NY, NY Info NYPL events this week include Frederick Wiseman with Errol Morris; Salman Rushdie with Paul Holdengraber; Eugene Richards on W. Eugene Smith.Various venues Info Wednesday, September 6 Art and Activism | panel with … Read the full Story >>
Original art from the new edition of Blab! makes its debut this weekend in Santa Monica - and signals the fall rush of narrative art exhibitions. From contagiously cute to edgy to lowbrow to classic, there's something for everyone this month in the galleries. Please check websites for details. Hellish fun from the Devilish Greetings show at Copro/Nason Gallery, left to right: Pene Testa … Read the full Story >>
Michael Foley opened Foley Gallery in Chelsea in the fall of 2004 after several years of working with notable photography galleries, including Fraenkel Gallery, Howard Greenberg Gallery and Yancey Richardson Gallery. Two years ago he moved to the Lower East Side, where his incisive take on contemporary photography continued to provoke interest and where he began presenting works on paper beyond lens-based art. Michael sent news … Read the full Story >>
Marsden Hartley (1877-1943) created Painting, Number 5, one of a series of War Motifs, during an extended stay in Berlin. Hartley was fascinated by the military pageantry of pre-war imperial Germany, and fragments of flags, banners, medals, and insignia crowd the surface of his canvases fromthis period. "The military life adds so much in the way of a sense of perpetual gaiety … Read the full Story >>
This week I’m giving thanks for some extra time for breathing, seeing, and feeling the NYC vibe. So for this holiday week DART Board, join me on a tour of not to miss art shows. DOWNTOWN Bianca Beck | Body Double, through December 23. Rachel Uffner, 170 Suffolk Street, NY, NY Info Rachel Mica Weiss | Limits, through December 21. LMAKGallery, 298 Grand … Read the full Story >>
You can't tell a book just by looking at the cover, goes the song. Catchy tune; groovy rhythm; but not exactly so. At least not in the sphere of book publishing where DART readers prowl. Maybe that's what Paul Buckley, Executive Vice President/Creative Director at Penguin Group had in mind when he set out to do a book called Penguin … Read the full Story >>
SVA’s MFA Illustration as Visual Essay Thesis Show opens Saturday, with a reception next Tuesday, April 30. The program, founded and chaired by Marshall Arisman is now in its 34thyear. This year’s show, curated by faculty member David Sandlin, is a tsunami of visual languages, contained only by grid plan that David has imposed on the riotous content. In his words: Illustration is the … Read the full Story >>
Two weeks ago artist and illustrator Ellen Weinstein contacted me regarding a week long program she is participating in at Columbia University. Basically the event kicked off with a day of Experiments in Digital Storytelling last Saturday. Storytellers, journalists, designers, engineers, architects, hackers and makers came together to explore a new grammar in storytelling. Ellen is one of the storytellers. So I asked Ellen to tell … Read the full Story >>
oIt’s official! The Honorable Mayor Michael Bloomberg, on behalf of the City of New York, has proclaimed the second week of November as the 5th Annual Celebration of Illustration Week. Thank you to Todd Lambrix, Director, Illustration Program at Parsons the New School for Design, Mark Heflin, Director, AI-AP, and Anelle Miller, Director, Society of Illustrators, whose collaborative efforts over this past year have … Read the full Story >>
Amani Olu, a curator devoted to presenting work by emerging photographers, gained considerable name recognition through his exhibition, 31 under 31, at the Humble Arts Foundation last spring. Olu was recently installed as director of Bond Street Gallery, in the growing Brooklyn arts district between the Gowanus Canal and Park Slope. At Bond Street, he will be presenting a mix of cutting edge mid-career … Read the full Story >>
Lou Beach, a longtime friend of DART, has left the illustration business for an illustrious career as a collage artist. The recent recipient of a Krasner-Pollack Foundation Grant, Beach has graciously agreed to respond to the Q&A. If you disagree with what he says, you may tell him to his face on April 16th, at the opening of his forthcoming show at Craig Krull Gallery, in … Read the full Story >>
The Afghan Air Force (AAF) MI-35 Hind helicopter gunship sits squatting on the runway in the noonday Kabul International Airport (KAIA) heat. Even with its innards exposed, the Hind still looks threatening. It looks just like the Apache doesn’t. While the Apache looks like a toy, the Hind – even this 30-year-old bird – looks like the grown-up real-deal. It looks like it could … Read the full Story >>
Three days of peace and music would cost you $18 if you went to the Woodstock Music & Art Fair in 1969. Or nothing at all: so many people showed up that the organizers stopped trying to collect admission. Photographs copyright Burk Uzzle; courtesy Laurence Miller Gallery. Burk Uzzle, a young Magnum photographer, went and shot hundreds of pictures at the event that named … Read the full Story >>
And the Winner Is: Alan Fishleder, of Woodland, CA, was first to email the correct location of Brian Rea’s weekend surf fest at Point Mugu. He wrote: This is fun! By the looks of things, Brian's on the pathway leading from Pt. Mugu at Point Mugu State Park, Ventura County. It's about 15 miles south of Oxnard at the edge of the Santa Monica Mountains. For this, Alan will receive … Read the full Story >>
The official last weekend of summer 2021 in NYC looks promising, weather-wise—so if you are celebrating by staying, there are some great art escapes on hand. The Riverside Park Conservancy presents its largest art show in the park’s history, RE:GROWTH, A Celebration of Art, Riverside Park, and the New York Spirit, populated with works by 24 contemporary artists. Installed between 64th and 151st Streets. You could … Read the full Story >>
