In 1985, police were acquitted in the killing of a graffiti artist and painter, a grisly act that galvanized the city’s art ...

Plus, where is Sadie Coles's new space? And which beloved Downtown project space is calling it quits?

Events in the Capital Region this week, from Doug E. Fresh, Barenaked Ladies and Jessie Mueller, to the New York City Ballet, ...

After an $80 million renovation, Central Park’s Delacorte Theater returns this summer with a star-studded production of ...

And So It Goes, a two-part documentary about the six-time Grammy winner, will premiere Friday, July 18 at 8/7c. Part 2 will ...

The exhibition examines a crucial decade in the career of this portraitist of the bourgeoisie, who combined artistic daring with a quasi-aristocratic and conventional outlook.

A year out from its fall 2025 reopening, the Studio Museum in Harlem has received a $10 million grant from the Ford Foundation to endow its director and chief curator role, currently held by ...

Studio Museum of Harlem director Thelma Golden. Photo: Julie Skarratt Earlier this month, the Studio Museum in Harlem unveiled more details about its new home on 125th Street, which will open in ...

It aligns perfectly with Studio Gang’s organic aesthetic and ability to sculpt structures into gently curved forms that borrow from nature’s deceptive simplicity – as also seen in the renowned Chicago ...

William Poole, a.k.a. Bill the Butcher, was a real-life gang leader in mid-19th century New York City who advocated for violence against immigrants and advanced anti-Catholic views in the country.

Designed by the Studio Gang and built by Consigli Construction Co., the 9,900-sf center will feature a rooftop greenhouse for raising plants and fish. The second-floor greenhouse will serve as a ...

Was the Doan Gang a group of villains or heroes? That’s what the Mercer Museum in Doylestown, Pa., is asking in “The Doan Gang: Outlaws of the Revolution,” on view through the end of 2026. It is no ...