Cultural Arts Articles
Beauty—Cooper Hewitt Design Triennial
Visitors to the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum in New York can explore the concept of beauty and its function in society through the new exhibition Beauty—Cooper Hewitt Design Triennial. The show puts the focus on aesthetic innovation, featuring over 250 recent works by 63 designers that seek to answer the question “Why Beauty Now?”
The Best Things to Do at the New York Public Library This Spring
In addition to its collections, the New York Public Library’s schedule of hundreds of free events gives New Yorkers and visitors alike the chance to watch performances, learn from experts, and much more. With topics spanning Southern cooking to Mozart, library visitors are sure to find an event to look forward among these picks for the best things to do at the New York Public Library for spring 2016.
The Best Things to Do at the New York Public Library This Spring
In addition to its collections, the New York Public Library’s schedule of hundreds of free events gives New Yorkers and visitors alike the chance to watch performances, learn from experts, and much more. With topics spanning Southern cooking to Mozart, library visitors are sure to find an event to look forward among these picks for the best things to do at the New York Public Library for spring 2016.
Warhol by the Book at the Morgan Library in NYC
From the vibrant hues of his Marilyn Monroe prints to his Campbell’s Soup cans, Andy Warhol’s iconic, larger-than-life works often reflect our culture more than the artist himself. A more understated view of the famed Pop Artist, however, is currently on display at the Morgan Library & Museum in New York with Warhol by the Book, a retrospective of Andy Warhol’s career as a book artist that provides a more personal look at this cultural icon.
Warhol by the Book at the Morgan Library in NYC
From the vibrant hues of his Marilyn Monroe prints to his Campbell’s Soup cans, Andy Warhol’s iconic, larger-than-life works often reflect our culture more than the artist himself. A more understated view of the famed Pop Artist, however, is currently on display at the Morgan Library & Museum in New York with Warhol by the Book, a retrospective of Andy Warhol’s career as a book artist that provides a more personal look at this cultural icon.
New York Coupons: Take $3 Off Admission at the Museum of Sex
The heat is on year round at the Museum of Sex. Take $3 off admission now, and explore new exhibits including Splendor in the Grass: Kinesethetic Camping Ground.
Ancient Egypt in Living Color: Light Show at The Met
Like most architecture of ancient origin, New York's Temple of Dendur lost its vibrant colors many centuries ago. Normally we're left to our imaginations to envision how the ancients would have seen their work, but beginning January 29, 2016, the Metropolitan Museum of Art will be employing modern technology to bring this ancient Egyptian temple back to colorful life.
Ancient Egypt in Living Color: Light Show at The Met
Like most architecture of ancient origin, New York's Temple of Dendur lost its vibrant colors many centuries ago. Normally we're left to our imaginations to envision how the ancients would have seen their work, but beginning January 29, 2016, the Metropolitan Museum of Art will be employing modern technology to bring this ancient Egyptian temple back to colorful life.
The Best of New York Culture—By Video
Get inspired for a trip to NYC with videos of the great cultural institutions in the city. From modern art to global history to the natural world, New York boasts some of the premier destinations on the planet for delving into painting, sculpture, and beyond. Below we've gathered together a video sneak peek of the best of New York culture.
New Exhibit at Anne Frank Center Explores Power of Love, Sacrifice in Letters
The powerful mixed media exhibit Letters from my Grandparents: The Art of Ruth Schreiber, opening Feb. 4 at the Anne Frank Center USA in Lower Manhattan, will forever change how you think about sacrifice, trauma, and the bonds that can never be broken.
New Exhibit at Anne Frank Center Explores Power of Love, Sacrifice in Letters
The powerful mixed media exhibit Letters from my Grandparents: The Art of Ruth Schreiber, opening Feb. 4 at the Anne Frank Center USA in Lower Manhattan, will forever change how you think about sacrifice, trauma, and the bonds that can never be broken.
Fairy Tale Fashion Comes to FIT
From Cinderella’s glass slippers to Little Red Riding Hood’s red cape, fashion and fairy tales have always been inextricably linked. This fashionable connection is the subject of Fairy Tale Fashion, a new exhibition at the the Fashion Institute of Technology that examines fairy tales and their aesthetic through the lens of high fashion.
Fairy Tale Fashion Comes to FIT
From Cinderella’s glass slippers to Little Red Riding Hood’s red cape, fashion and fairy tales have always been inextricably linked. This fashionable connection is the subject of Fairy Tale Fashion, a new exhibition at the the Fashion Institute of Technology that examines fairy tales and their aesthetic through the lens of high fashion.
NYC's Newest Resident Is the Largest Dinosaur Ever Found
As you walk up to see the brand-new Titanosaur (its official name will be revealed in the near future) now debuting at the American Museum of Natural History in New York, you’ll feel a slight crick in your neck, as well as awe. The 122-foot-long cast of a sauropod (plant eater, sex undetermined), with a 39-foot neck, not only spans the length of a new permanent gallery, its head pops outside of the entrance, greeting you.
NYC's Newest Resident Is the Largest Dinosaur Ever Found
As you walk up to see the brand-new Titanosaur (its official name will be revealed in the near future) now debuting at the American Museum of Natural History in New York, you’ll feel a slight crick in your neck, as well as awe. The 122-foot-long cast of a sauropod (plant eater, sex undetermined), with a 39-foot neck, not only spans the length of a new permanent gallery, its head pops outside of the entrance, greeting you.
What to See at The Cloisters Winter 2016
The Metropolitan Museum of Art on the Upper East Side is one of the most well-known museums in the world. But just uptown lies another Met institution. Located in Fort Tryon Park, The Cloisters’ stunning collections and unique building make this medieval museum well worth the trip uptown. We've got the rundown on what to see at The Cloisters in winter 2016.
What to See at The Cloisters Winter 2016
The Metropolitan Museum of Art on the Upper East Side is one of the most well-known museums in the world. But just uptown lies another Met institution. Located in Fort Tryon Park, The Cloisters’ stunning collections and unique building make this medieval museum well worth the trip uptown. We've got the rundown on what to see at The Cloisters in winter 2016.
What to See at The Cloisters Winter 2016
The Metropolitan Museum of Art on the Upper East Side is one of the most well-known museums in the world. But just uptown lies another Met institution. Located in Fort Tryon Park, The Cloisters’ stunning collections and unique building make this medieval museum well worth the trip uptown. We've got the rundown on what to see at The Cloisters in winter 2016.
What to See at The Cloisters Winter 2016
The Metropolitan Museum of Art on the Upper East Side is one of the most well-known museums in the world. But just uptown lies another Met institution. Located in Fort Tryon Park, The Cloisters’ stunning collections and unique building make this medieval museum well worth the trip uptown. We've got the rundown on what to see at The Cloisters in winter 2016.
Best New York City Museums for School Groups
With museums focused on art, science, history, and everything in between, New York City is full of opportunities for students to learn more about the world. Although the city may be tight on space, legendary institutions like the Met, the MoMA, and the Natural History Museum are all experts at taking in school groups and giving them experiences that kids will never forget. Read on for the best in New York museums for school groups.
Best New York City Museums for School Groups
With museums focused on art, science, history, and everything in between, New York City is full of opportunities for students to learn more about the world. Although the city may be tight on space, legendary institutions like the Met, the MoMA, and the Natural History Museum are all experts at taking in school groups and giving them experiences that kids will never forget. Read on for the best in New York museums for school groups.
What to See at MoMA This Spring
From Monet’s famed Water Lilies to Van Gogh’s “Starry Night,” it’s no wonder why the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)’s collections are some of the most renowned in the world. But the museum’s slate of temporary exhibitions is often worth a trip in themselves, and with displays that include Degas, Pollock, and World War II, visitors to the museum this spring will find plenty to enjoy.
What to See at MoMA This Spring
From Monet’s famed Water Lilies to Van Gogh’s “Starry Night,” it’s no wonder why the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)’s collections are some of the most renowned in the world. But the museum’s slate of temporary exhibitions is often worth a trip in themselves, and with displays that include Degas, Pollock, and World War II, visitors to the museum this spring will find plenty to enjoy.
Introducing MOFAD: NYC's New Museum of Food and Drink
Located in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, the Museum of Food and Drink (MOFAD) is the first museum in New York City dedicated to food. The museum will feature rotating exhibitions providing in-depth looks at the culture, science, history, production, and commerce of food and drink.
Introducing MOFAD: NYC's New Museum of Food and Drink
Located in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, the Museum of Food and Drink (MOFAD) is the first museum in New York City dedicated to food. The museum will feature rotating exhibitions providing in-depth looks at the culture, science, history, production, and commerce of food and drink.
