In his largest installation in the U.S. to date, French artist Philippe Parreno gives American audiences an opportunity to experience first-hand the monumental scope of…

Opening Ceremony, New York’s veritable purveyor of all things hip and cool — when it comes to garments at least — has added another name to their already…

The fifth Governors Ball descends upon New York City’s Randall Island park today through Sunday, June 7th. If you already have tickets but are still…

A curated list of the best art openings across NYC galleries this week.   Françoise Grossen June 4 – August 15, 2015 Blum & Poe,…

There is more to the June cinematic calendar than Summer blockbusters. Outside of the mega-million franchise scene, the hearts of smaller independent movies beat on.…

Kim Gordon’s — the former front-woman of Sonic Youth — long-standing, and quite accomplished, foray into arts has landed her shows at MoMA/PS1 and White Columns in…

“Darkness is an inescapable part of life,” says Swedish designer Patrik Guggenberger. Praised for his classic garments restructured into opulently draped avant-garde pieces, the young designer (he is…

In the ’90s, with movies such as The Birdcage, To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything, Julie Newmar and Paris is Burning, drag was slowly but steadily permeating popular culture.…

The fourth instalment of POSTSCRIPT, the performance art series hosted at MoMA PS1’s Printshop, is taking place this weekend. Described as “a performance series that explores…