Reviews
As the episode opens, Angela’s relentless campaign of self-promotion finally pays off when she locks down her photo show venue/it girl celebutante party. The shindig will take place at a shoe store called Creative Recreation in Soho. So she has cracked the...
While Chelsea may be chock full of galleries, the far west neighborhood can often seem absent of decent places to eat after a Thursday night gallery hop. That’s why we've put together a list of restaurants — just in time for the new season — that we find...
The opening of the Venice Architecture Biennale yesterday was a polarizing occasion. On the one hand, members of the architectural community took the opportunity to unleash their criticism of curator David Chipperfield's vision of this year’s event...
WEDNESDAY, 8/29Beirut, at Rumsey Playfield, 6 PMCentral Park (5th Avenue at 72nd Street). $32.Screening: “Empire Records,” at SummerScreen, 6 PMMcCarren Park, WilliamsburgWalker Fee: “Inside Out: Works of Tape,” at Gallery 151, 6 - 9 PM132...
On Tuesday the self-proclaimed “bitterly nostalgic” New York blogger Jeremiah Moss did something that few have thought to do: he openly criticized the High Line. He’s not the first to publicly cast his disapproval of Chelsea’s elevated park, citing in the...
Once again, our intrepid ARTINFO staff set out around our New York offices this week, and came back with these abbreviated (though sometimes run-on) single-sentence reviews of what they saw. This time we focused, because it's the end of summer and because...
Popular review website Yelp hardly seems the place to look for architectural criticism. But of the 23 informal reviews of Elmer Holmes Bobst Library, most of them have a thing or two to say about the Philip Johnson-designed space, which must...
WEDNESDAY, 8/22Closing reception: “Black Beach,” at White Box (WBX Bowery), 6 - 10 PM329 Broome Street, Lower East Side. RSVP at rsvp[at]occulter[dot]org.** ARTINFO RECOMMENDS **Lecture: Ralph Sessions: “The Shipcarver's Art,” at American Folk Art Museum, 6...
Enrolling in a Fine Art MFA program is a tough decision for any would-be artist, and it comes with multiple considerations. ARTINFO has examined the most popular guides out there, like U.S. News’s graduate school rankings, along with a plethora of online...
Last week’s maiden voyage of “Gallery Girls” gave us soap-opera hysterics, frivolous social politics, cringe-worthy one-liners, outrageous fashion choices, and a first rate villain in the form of smalltime Soho art dealer Eli Klein. Will the para-artistic...
