A portion of sidewalk done by British artist Jon Burgerman
FABnyc's ArtUp program sponsored its first opening on Saturday, Nov. 19 in Artist Alley at Extra Place, an alley on E. 1st St. between Bowery and 2nd Ave. The show, entitled "Groundbreak," features sidewalk paintings from artists Jon Burgerman, Abe Lincoln Jr. and Ellis Gallagher. A portion of Burgerman's piece is pictured above. Click to the jump to view a gallery with two additional photos. The work will be on display through March 18, 2012.
+ Read Full Article
The sunset on 14th St.
The 7th Annual Art In Odd Places Festival Starts October 1, featuring public art - performance, installation, video and more - from river to river on 14th St. This year's theme: Ritual.
+ Read Full Article
Photo by Ian Archbold/ Kenny Kudulis in his gallery at Dekalb Market
+Kenneth "Kenny" Kudulis, Jr. and his wife Jenifer have spent the better part of three years traveling the tri-state area, selling Kenny's art - a series of MTA subway and New York street inspired creatures called Kudu-Lah - at art and craft festivals. Ian Archbold sat down with Kudulis earlier this month at his gallery in Dekalb Market.
+ Read Full Article
Lonny Price has always been ambitious. As a thirteen year old growing up in New Jersey, Price wrote a letter to Stephen Sondheim, thanking the composer/lyricist for nourishing him and inspiring his interest in musical
+ Read Full Article
In our first review - of Patti Smith's Just Kids - we were lucky to be in agreement about pretty much everything. Not so this week.
+ Read Full Article
Gregg Gillis, the sample-master known as Girl Talk, talks with Joel Silverstein about his bio-engineering background, his recent performance at the Winter Olympics in Vancouver, and Trey Told 'Em, his collaboration with Hearts of Darkness' Frank Musarra.
+ Read Full Article
Opera Cabal smashed Ikea chairs as well as opera conventions last month, at the New York debut of its multimedia work, USW (und so weiter). Story by Charis Shafer.
+ Read Full Article
