By making her photographs with the assistance of a city employee and with city-owned equipment, Weist ensured the images would become official city records, subject to FOIL requests and digital…
In an old-factory-turned-hi-tech-art-space in Chelsea, the data paintings are almost absurdly moving—flickering, colorful nostalgia not for a New York that no longer exists, but one that never…
Like Chin's virtual boats, the strongholds of the wealthy will get a few more years of existence than the rest of us. But they'll eventually rust out and sink, too.
"We are clear: there are no cultural deserts," Tom Finkelpearl, the commissioner of the Department of Cultural Affairs, said in an interview.
In A.i.A.’s October issue, Jonathan Weinberg wrote about the traveling exhibition “Coney Island: Visions of an American Dreamland, 1861-2008,” noting that “people still come to Coney Island to escape…
Philip Pearlstein and Andy Warhol met at Carnegie Tech and became fast friends. In New York City, they shared an apartment, worked together, and took their first steps toward fame and fortune…