A Brief History of the Flower Crowns Despite the fact that wedding flower crowns are hugely popular today, they're really not a new idea. The fresh flower halo has been a popular accessory all over the world for centuries. And it's steeped in tradition and meaning. To get the full scoop on the flower crown, [...]
WEATHERVANE is a window gallery at 76 N8th Street between Wythe and Kent Ave. that is open and lit 24/7. We opened in May of 2015. Our main goal is to provide a public venue to show artwork by dedicated artists to bring joy and light to my neighbors and the city. In an area that [...]
MAJOR COMMISSIONED OUTDOOR EXHIBITION FOR SPRING 2016 -- BY RENOWNED AMERICAN SCULPTOR MARTIN PURYEAR Big Bling, a forty-foot high, temporary multi-tier structure will be Mad. Sq. Art’s thirty-third public art exhibition MADISON SQUARE PARK CONSERVANCY and renowned American sculptor Martin Puryear have announced a major public sculpture, Big Bling, to be on view in [...]
Anne Sherwood Pundyk is a new genre painter and writer based in New York City and Mattituck on the North Fork of Long Island. Her current body of work is called The Revolution Will Be Painted to which she brings her commitment to abstract painting and activism. Just as abstraction has [...]
State of the Arts NYC had Dr. Valerie Paley, Director of the Center for the Study of Women’s History, New-York Historical Society who produced the conference Sweat Equity: Women in the Garment Industry This was the first annual Diane and Adam E. Max Conference in Women’s History. The day-long event during Women’s History Month [...]
Carrying forth a mission to celebrate and promote Asian art in New York City, Asia Week New York is a collaboration of top-tier Asian art specialists, major auction houses, and world-renowned museums and Asian cultural institutions in the metropolitan [...]
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