I hope you can join us next week for Jon Burgerman’s HAPPY PLACE, a pop up exhibition at the wonderful Spoke Art (210 Rivington Street)! Friday night, join us for […]
The Gershwin has their Pop Art, the Gramercy Park Hotel has Warhol, Hirst, and Richard Prince, and now the new Dream Downtown has…Indiewalls. A somewhat nomadic curatorial organization, Indiewalls mounts […]
I was sure Tom Fruin‘s rainbow colored, salvaged glass Watertower on a DUMBO roof top was a goner, but it has persevered! Fruin documented the temporary installation and released this […]
A truly art encompassing “hostel” (although it is much nicer than a hostel), the Gershwin is adorned with giant white horns on its façade, and crammed with Pop art in […]
Dag Hammarskjold Plaza (say that three times fast) has become a rotating host of public sculpture, in collaboration with the Parks Department. The latest piece to be unveiled is Jonathan […]
Coming soon! Jeff Koons bought these two side by side residences on the Upper East side in late 2010. The Balloon Dog creator’s new residence will be 21,500 square feet- […]
Carole A. Feuerman’s super realistic sculptures have been art fair favorites over the past few years, and now everyone can enjoy her work thanks to the Parks Department. On the […]
It may be temporary, but its the best construction site I’ve ever seen. One of my favorite weirdos, 83 year old Yayoi Kusama, has loaned her infamous dots in a […]
Sure, the High Line has a host of public art installations, but the neighboring residents sometimes take advantage of the highly trafficked area, and sprout their own renegade installations and […]
I’m loving JR’s Inside Out Lakota Project all over the city. It seems to take on an entirely different feeling in the context of New York, pasted amidst high end […]
Street art is everywhere now, becoming something I expect rather than something I notice. Brooklyn artist Jaye Moon’s work switches things up a bit, trading wheatpaste and spray paint for […]
Art Walk for Lower Manhattan featuring outdoor public art, MTA secret spaces and 1950s famous artist haunts.
This weekend is Art Nerd paradise in Bushwick- when all the artists open their studio doors, along with a ton of great events, music, films, food and fun stuff. Aside […]
This Armory Arts Week hit the streets… Uncover New York’s arty secrets with Art Nerd New York as your guide. Look for this limited Art Nerd New York Midtown Tour […]