Guild Hall: A Cultural Renaissance in East Hampton
What sets Guild Hall apart from other cultural institutions isn’t just its storied past, but its unique synthesis of museum and theater under one roof. This weekend presents a perfect opportunity to experience the theater firsthand, with a Jazz Guitar concert scheduled for Saturday, July 5th.
The Ark: A Transformative Journey Through Art and Mythology at The Church in Sag Harbor
“The Ark,” currently on view at The Church in Sag Harbor through September 1, falls decisively into the latter category. Curated by Eric Fischl…
The Politics of Punk and Plaid
If you see someone wearing a combination of plaid and gingham, chunky mary janes, and a tie walking down the streets of Manhattan, it’s probably Olive Eng-Canty (@olivengcanty).
Bayo 2025: Michael Brun’s Celebration of Haitian and Caribbean Culture
On June 28, 2025, at the Barclays Center in New York, Michael Brun brought his BAYO festival to life in what can only be described as the biggest celebration of Haitian music and culture Brooklyn has ever witnessed.
Inside the Mosaic Tile House: L.A.’s Most Unique Art Attraction
Bored of visiting the same museums? For those seeking a unique art experience in Los Angeles, look no further than the Mosaic Tile House.
Attic Koncept Celebrates “Power Players” Feature in Angeleno Magazine
The elegant atmosphere of Canon Drive was elevated to new heights on June 20th as Attic Koncept hosted an unforgettable pop-up event celebrating their recent feature in Angeleno Magazine’s prestigious “Power Players” issue.
Phoenix: Cloe Galasso’s Rebirth into the Art World
“Phoenix”, deliberately misspelled to acknowledge that our realities require adjustment to rise from the ashes of change, is a solo show presenting Cloe Galasso’s most compelling and cohesive body of work to date.
“[Un]framing Gender”: Culture Lab LIC’s Dialogue on Identity and Expression
The opening reception of [Un]framing Gender at Culture Lab LIC on June 5th was nothing short of electric. The gallery buzzed with an energy that only comes when art speaks to the zeitgeist and challenges viewers to reconsider fundamental assumptions about identity, culture, and self-expression.
Just Listen: A Night of Voice, Courage, and Community for AIS 19th Gala
The rain cleared just in time for a warm, golden evening on the Upper East Side. At 583 Park Avenue, the American Institute for Stuttering welcomed guests to its 19th Annual Gala, a celebration of voice, advocacy, and the strength that comes from simply being heard.
The Immortal Bouquets of Anna Volkova: The Master of Porcelain
In an art world impacted by endless scrolling, stunt art, and immediate gratification, Anna Volkova’s work—and, by extension, her social media—stops viewers in their tracks.
