One possible way of understanding EXHIBITION is as an artist project, whose intention it is
to challenge traditional notions of artistic and curatorial authorship by setting up a "different"
type of experience for artists and viewers alike. How does it work? EXHIBITION is not setLearn More

Since 1934, every Wednesday night at 7:30PM aspiring artists and performers have graced the stage of the Apollo Theater in the hope that the magic of the hallowed stage and the approval of the infamous audience will launch their careers in the entertainment world. Apollo Wednesday night alumni is... | Learn More

 featuring Matt Keegan (SoA '04) & Dineo Bopape (SoA '10)

For “Younger Than Jesus,” the first edition of “The Generational,” the New Museum’s new signature triennial, fifty artists from twenty-five countries will be presented. The... | Learn More

Described as "Schoolhouse Rock meets the Ziegfeld Follies," The Greenwich Village Follies is high-spirited & deliciously raunchy, offering an overview of the Village's history in the form of an old-school musical revue.

"A tuneful history lesson with an off handed... | Learn More

When Henry Hudson and a small crew of Dutch and English sailors rode the flood tide up a great estuarine river on the North American continent on September 12, 1609, they were looking for a passage to Oriental riches.  Instead, they found something much more valuable. Mannahatta's natural... | Learn More

...the fleeting life span of a cigarette, a candle, a flower, a fingerprint on a windowpane, a song’s end fading in the air, the images of meals past, the discarded, the left behind, the byproduct, the smoking gun, the loaded camera, the moments inside the big slow down. It will change... | Learn More

Early Morning TGIF wake up call with Green Day, Lionel Richie, John Legend, Jamie Foxx, Brad Paisley, Queen Latifah, Kelly Clarkson, Kenny Chesney, Reba McEntire and the cast of the musical, Hair, among others...

The River To River Festival, a world-class performing arts festival with a broad sweep of programming and free admission, takes place each summer from June through August, in a variety of public venues that canvas all of Downtown New York - from Chambers Street down to the southern tip of... | Learn More

Columbia University, together with the Alliance of Dominican-American Artists, hosts an exhibition in association with the Uptown Arts Stroll 2009.  The exhibition takes place in two gallery spaces in Washington Heights and will run through July 31, 2009.

‘Filling... | Learn More

Destination: Hudson River Park

featuring awesome programs

Stars of Tomorrow: with Jazz Music from THE NEW SCHOOL FOR JAZZ AND CONTEMPORARY MUSIC, Classical Music from MANNES COLLEGE THE NEW SCHOOL FOR MUSIC
Sunset on the Hudson with Guitar... | Learn More

New York artist Elizabeth Cooper creates dynamic colour-spaces in her abstract paintings. In a long process she pours layer after layer of paint on the canvas while it is lying on the floor. The successive layers generate their own special three-dimensional and dynamic quality.... | Learn More

Celebrating its twentieth anniversary, City Parks Foundation is pleased to announce the 2009 season schedule of its flagship free performing arts festival, Central Park SummerStage. Internationally acclaimed for presenting world-renowned and emerging talent from around the globe and New York... | Learn More

Celebrate Brooklyn is one of New York City's longest running, free, outdoor performing arts festivals. Launched in 1979 as a catalyst for a Brooklyn performing arts scene and to bring people back into Prospect Park after years of neglect, Celebrate Brooklyn has been an anchor in... | Learn More

"Fantastically charming, funny, and smart. I felt my brain growing as I read it. Who knew the combination of cartography and adolescence could prove to be so touching and so much fun?" -- Gary Shteyngart, author of Absurdistan

"Fans of Wes Anderson will find much to love... | Learn More

The Museum of the City of New York and Foam_Fotografiemuseum Amsterdam present Dutch Seen: New York Rediscovered. Guest curated by Kathy Ryan, Photo Editor of The New York Times Magazine, the exhibition will mark the 400th anniversary of the Dutch arrival in Manhattan and feature the work of... | Learn More

By WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
Directed by DANIEL SULLIVAN

JUNE 10 - JULY 12

With Charles Borland, Andrew Crowe, Michael Cumpsty, Steve Curtis, Clifton Duncan, Raúl Esparza, Herb Foster, Leslie Harrison, Anne Hathaway, Slate Holmgren, Kevin Kelly, David Kenner, Christopher Layer,... | Learn More

Rooftop Films is known internationally as one of the most dynamic film festivals in the world. In 2009, it will screen more than 20 feature films, almost all of which are New York, U.S. or World Premieres. They also show over 150 short films in themed programs which have received... | Learn More

Forget your Monday blues. Welcome escape.

June
Mon 15 The Sting
Mon 22 Breaking Away
Mon 29 Gold Diggers of 1933

July
Mon 6 Dog Day Afternoon
Mon 13 How Green Was My Valley
Mon  20 Harold and Maude
Mon  27 The Defiant... | Learn More

This summer, celebrate the tenth anniversary of the Bronx Zoo’s award-winning Congo Gorilla Forest exhibit. Meet and greet North America’s largest group of western lowland gorillas, including Pattycake, Zuri, Hali, and their rambunctious youngsters. Travel through a 6.5-acre African... | Learn More

"...one of the city's most valuable events" (the New York Times)

"Paradise is found at the New York Asian Film Festival" (Time Out New York)

"one of the city's most exciting film events...expands your sense of what's possible on a movie screen" (New York Magazine)

"city's... | Learn More

PLOT is a new public art quadrennial, produced and presented by Creative Time. This World & Nearer Ones is the first edition of PLOT, and will be held this summer on Governors Island. 19 artworks by international contemporary artists will be presented. The exhibition is free and open to the... | Learn More

Eyebeam's Summer School Presents:
SUMMER SCHOOL @ NIGHT
a series of free evening lectures led by hosts from Eyebeam's Summer School program, and friends of Eyebeam.

July 2 - A mind shredding evening with the... | Learn More

July 4, 2009
America Remix

Music
5-5:40 p.m.
Steinberg Family Sculpture Garden, 1st Floor

Alex Battles and the Whisky Rebellion perform a roof-shaking, joyful medley of country, jump blues, and rock ‘n' roll. Rain Plan: Rubin Glass Pavilion, 1st... | Learn More

In its inaugural year (2008), the East Hampton Arts Festival was awarded a Top 100 Fine Art Show ranking in the country.

This event gives patrons and visitors the opportunity to view and purchase some of the most beautiful and creative artwork exhibited anywhere in the U.S. This is... | Learn More

Described as "Schoolhouse Rock meets the Ziegfeld Follies," The Greenwich Village Follies is high-spirited & deliciously raunchy, offering an overview of the Village's history in the form of an old-school musical revue. Every Sunday at 7:00pm.

“A... | Learn More