These days, the Chelsea galleries are often more concerned with commerce than art, so it’s refreshing to find a show that, however small, puts high value on politics,...

Everyone has odd connections that form within the brain’s synapses. Perhaps smelling a certain shampoo suddenly brings you back to summer days spent at the pool as a kid. Or maybe...

You could call the rite that takes place for the festival of Lughnasa a kind of dance. It’s a traditional Celtic paean to the harvest god Lugh, however bountiful or poor the crop. Yet...

In an age where everything from photos to books is being digitized, libraries stand on the forefront of disappearance. Where will libraries be in the next century? More importantly, which...

Ripped T-shirts, leather jackets, and spiked earrings. Doesn’t sound like high street fashion, does it? Well think again.

For 58 years, the Merce Cunningham Dance Company has awed international audiences with its unforgettable dance performances. Little more than two years following Merce Cunningham’s...

How does one celebrate the centennial of a great man – perhaps via a block party, a brass band, and a few hallelujahs thrown in for good measure? No doubt, Romare Bearden, a key figure...

The Big Apple takes on a whole new look after Thanksgiving as holiday decorations go up around the city. From the décor of homes with their twinkling lights and the hanging star and...

The ghost of Federico Garcia Lorca is wandering the stage of The Duke theater on New York’s 42nd Street this December and he’s not quiet. AENY-El Puente, Spanish Artists in New York,...

Beneath the bustling culture of NYC lies a quiet link to the past, seen primarily through historical architecture dotting the city’s modern landscape.