...The toddler crowd was thrilled to meet Paw Patrol’s Rubble and Chase and Nella from Nella the Princess Knight. Click through to experience the day’s excitement. [Photos by Josh Wong]...
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...a solo exhibit at Scaramouche Gallery and group exhibitions at The Schomburg Center, Thierry Goldberg Gallery and Rush Arts Gallery. Smith lives and works in Brooklyn, NY. Tai Hwa Goh—...
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...addict taking it under medical supervision. (Although federal guidelines now advise recognizing methadone as a drug treatment, many state drug courts, including those in Maine, allow methadone only on a...
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...student was forced to clean up the mess — then she was charged with murder. These real New York stories reflect the phenomenon of “criminalized survivors”: people, overwhelmingly women, thrust...
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Read on news.artnet.com » “Inside Art” at the Children’s Museum of Manhattan The Children’s Museum of Manhattan tosses the “don’t touch the art rule” out the window with this interactive...
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...favorite pet, or collaborate on a massive wall hanging. The exhibition which opened in June and is scheduled to run through Dec. 31, 2018, features 39 original works of art...
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...through art, architecture, music and design. The consulate general of Pakistan was in attendance at the opening event. The exhibit runs through December 22. View on abc7chicago.com » DES...
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...sit in at a yoga center and sing and dance along to traditional music by the Bollywood stage. "The Namaste Express" will run for three months beginning summer 2018 with...
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...a 40-foot display of framed historical documents with authentic autographs from the American presidents. The exhibit at the museum (212 West 83rd Street) will run from October 1 through December...
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...Amelia Salenger, the 4-year-old visitor, was becoming enchanted by contemporary art. “Have you ever heard the story of Rumpelstiltskin?” the weaver, Deborah L. Morris, asked the child. “Do you want...
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