BY AIDAN SEIDEN | Every Wednesday and Sunday for more than a decade Steven Beltzer has driven his antique Volvo Amazon across W. 10th St.,…
Posts published in “Arts”
A colossal sculpture by Steal Neal was on view in Astor Place on Sunday. The heavy metal artwork bore a heavy title: “The Agony of…
BY EVERYNIGHT CHARLEY CRESPO | On its social media, Fondude describes itself as a bar mitzvah-funk / dessert band. Mostly, that only tells us that…
BY AIDAN SEIDEN | Did Coco Chanel predict the coronavirus pandemic? “Fashion has two purposes: comfort and love,” Chanel said. While, no, the famed 20th-century…
BY STEPHEN DiLAURO | Shakespeare in the Park and the New York Shakespeare Festival, among others, have taught us that the Bard’s work is malleable…
BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | Updated July 15, 1:35 p.m.: Rod Webber, an artist and filmmaker, says when he sees BS, he calls BS. Also a…
BY EVERYNIGHT CHARLEY CRESPO | Governor Cuomo signed legislation on July 6 that will allow restaurants to continue using public spaces like sidewalks and streets for outdoor…
Their hearts go out to him… . A Memorial Chalk Out was held in Washington Square Park on Sunday for the late street artist Hash…
BY EVERYNIGHT CHARLEY CRESPO | Little Island is New York’s newest tourist and local attraction, a $260 million park built on a new lushly landscaped…
BY GAYLE KIRSCHENBAUM | When I was in art school, one of the assignments was to copy a master’s painting. I chose one of Van…