Pamela Mason Wagner is a producer, director, and writer specializing in historical docudramas: retelling stories from both the recent and ancient pasts, which necessitates a certain amount of artistic license… Read More →

Founded in 1993 by African-American artists and activists who wanted to enact a positive, creative presence in their community, Project Row Houses (PRH) is an arts nonprofit in Houston’s Third… Read More →

One image shows a bright green, unyielding fist reaching upwards, surrounded by the words “Power” and “Peace” written vertically down each side. In another image, a similar fist plunges down… Read More →

With the Olympics starting this week, the whole world seems focused on London. And that includes the Museum of the City of New York, which just opened a new exhibit… Read More →

“Juxtaposing two colors puts me in a state of intense excitement”  —Josef Albers An exhibition that began in Germany and worked its way around Europe has finally landed in the… Read More →

There’s a reason why Flambé Dreams was the first show to sell-out at this year’s New York Musical Theater Festival. An adorable cast accompanied by even more adorable lyrics made… Read More →

The exhibit greets you as soon as the elevator doors open. Black and white photos within thin black frames give glimpses into the disaster that struck Japan on March 11th… Read More →

New York just has a higher standard for museums. After spending so much time at the MoMA and the Met, anything less seems to whither in comparison. Not less in… Read More →

Dan Flavin is usually known for his minimalist florescent light sculptures, but the new gallery at The Morgan Library and Museum gives some chronological insight to the artist’s development and… Read More →