BY STEPHEN DiLAURO | Sylvie Covey came to Manhattan in late 1977 as a young hippie artist, after vagabonding around the world. That sort of…
Posts published in “Arts”
BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | The plot thickened for Theatre 80 St. Marks this week — and, unfortunately, not in a good way. On Tuesday, a…
BY THE VILLAGE SUN | Updated May 19, 5:30 p.m.: “The Cube” don’t move — at least not anymore. The city Department of Transportation has…
BY THE VILLAGE SUN | Another Corky Lee photo tribute show is being held, this time in a courthouse gallery in Downtown Brooklyn. A legendary…
BY DASHIELL ALLEN | Artists Kit-Yin Snyder and Richard Haas were shocked to learn last year that their installations outside of the Manhattan Detention Complex…
BY KEITH J. KELLY | “Paradise Square,” the Broadway musical set in Downtown’s historic Five Points neighborhood in the Civil War era, on Monday snagged…
BY BETSY KIM | The PEN America World Voices Festival opened this week in Los Angeles and in New York at various venues in Greenwich…
BY GRACE SYMES | A new night market series is coming to Forsyth Plaza this summer, featuring Asian and Pacific Islander food and craft vendors…
BY JULIET CAMA | On Sat., May 14, New Yorkers interested in climate preservation can enjoy a festive parade and performances while learning more about…
BY EVERYNIGHT CHARLEY CRESPO | Hot Tuna’s return to Carnegie Hall after a 50-year hiatus was announced as a celebration of guitarist Jorma Kaukonen’s 80th…