The show's title, "Trees Never End and Houses Never End," comes from a guerrilla artwork by the nonprofit's first farmer, self-taught artist Joey Piecuch, who died in 2014. The piece stands vigil in ...

ADAA cancels its annual art fair, The Art Show, as the art market contraction continues and galleries are closing.

As a hub for the arts, New York City boasts an unparalleled number of art galleries. From interactive and three-dimensional exhibits, to historic art ones, there is no shortage of spaces ...

Christopher Wool’s paintings and photographs at the new Hill Art Foundation; Bernard Gilardi’s first New York show; and Wally Reinhardt’s whimsical takes on Ovid. Through June 28. Hill Art ...

"What I like about digital art is that a lot of it feels honest because it reflects the digital. We can't escape the fact that we have digital experiences.," Bar-On Nesher told ARTnews.

From now until July 7, the museum will be home to an exhibit titled That 80s Show, which includes seminal pieces of art from the underground art world of New York in the 1980s.

Plus, seismic changes in the land of New York museum restaurants.

London's White Cube opens its first New York art gallery with a show focused on how contemporary art can reference and distort prior creations to resist established power and value systems.

Through Nov. 3. Tilton Gallery, 8 E. 76th St., Manhattan; 212-737-221, jacktiltongallery.com. In the rough, dexterous assemblages of Los Angeles artist Noah Purifoy (1917–2004), a Duchampian ...