The first things people usually call to mind when they think of Jim Henson are the Muppets, or Sesame Street, or perhaps even Fraggle Rock. But as showcased in the exhibit Jim Henson’s...

The year was 2004, and Jesse Cohen was angry with Washington D.C. It wasn’t about politics or terrible traffic or hoards of school children everywhere. Cohen was fed up with the D.C. art scene.

During that...

On a Wednesday afternoon, the elevator doors open and I step onto the third floor of the Whitney Museum of American Art.  Museums on weekdays are a real treat.  There is no need to...

Slawomir Elsner’s painting exhibit, Collecting Images, will be on display at the Marc Jancou Contemporary gallery (524 West 24 Street NYC) through July 29. A stirring exhibit about tradition, new trends, and...

New York City’s rooftops are known to hold hidden marvels inside their skyline borders. From elevated organic gardens and bars to Antony Gormley’s human sculptures, and even a Rooftop Film Festival, the sky is...

Coffee shops offer many pleasures for the senses: the aroma of fresh-roasted beans, the taste of a perfectly crafted cappuccino, the warmth that radiates out from a ceramic mug on a cold...

Antoinette Wysocki was never keen on the idea of the starving artist. For her, the term conjures up images of 20-somethings fresh out of art school that spend their days peddling their...

“This is getting out of hand,” Rick Springfield, exclaimed as red women’s panties landed at his feet halfway through the song “Affair of the Heart.” He couldn’t have been more right. Though fans...

It’s Wednesday evening and you’ve just come home from work. As you make dinner plans for the night, you realize that you haven’t been to a museum in a while. Excited over the notion...

GALO Magazine met Devin Westland at the Chelsea Hotel over the weekend to see his work presented at Art of Fashion’s pop-up gallery showing. Westland was one of nearly 40 artists to...