Spring has sprung in New York City, and a lush crop of art fairs are blossoming around the city. From tentpole events like Frieze and Independent to exciting new showcases like Esther II and ...

Exhibitors are largely playing it safe at the spring art fairs, but with enough leg work there’s still much to be discovered in a sea of blandness.

The New York art spring season is in full swing, with five coinciding art fairs—Frieze, Esther, Independent, Spring/Break and TEFAF—announcing the crescendo this week. Frieze New York ...

“May in New York is a special moment on the cultural ... experimental work — are a few of the hallmarks of SPRING/BREAK Art Show. More than 350 midcareer and emerging artists will be showcased ...

New York City’s Spring event circuit saw an Oscar de la Renta runway show, a luncheon celebrating European jewelers, a birthday dinner with live opera and much more.

As temperatures rise, the city’s social calendar fills with opportunities to experience art ... New York Disability Advocacy Coalition while enjoying skyline views and gourmet dining. The Spring ...

New York City is full of free outdoor art that you don't even have to go ... Freedman Plaza in front of Central Park during the spring and summer of 2016. As for "Rose III," it remains on long ...

Industrialist Henry Clay Frick (1849-1919) left his family home and art collection to the public. Though the Frick closed during the Covid-19 pandemic, it’s now open again, larger and more ...

A work by Joan Mitchell presented by David Zwirner at Art Basel in Basel 2024 ... examined by Zachary Small and Julia Halperin in the New York Times. Still, in this auction cycle, we can expect ...

BUFFALO, N.Y. — Many schools in Western New York are on spring break this week, and if you aren't traveling somewhere, you may be wondering what to do with the kids.