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While it鈥檚 certainly not storming outside, a quick look through the window reveals a fluffy layer of quieting snow across the sidewalk, reminding me that winter is truly here in New York City.

It鈥檚 February, we鈥檙e not even two weeks into the first hundred days, and your head, like mine, may be spinning.

At Wave Hill, the artist presents a teeming world of natural and artificial abundance.

It is hard to fathom that A Walk in the Park at Johnson Lowe Gallery through June 28 is Judy Pfaff鈥檚 first exhibition in Atlanta. 

The show returns to the cavernous Park Avenue Armory with painstakingly intricate works that convey a commitment to an often underappreciated craft.

The International Fine Print Dealers Association (IFPDA) Print Fair opens to the public tomorrow February 16th running through to 18th, 2024 (VIPs 15th February).

The International Fine Print Dealers Association (IFPDA) Print Fair unveiled the highlights for its 2024 edition, which marks the fair鈥檚 return to its historic home at the Park Avenue Armory, from February 15鈥�18, 2024.

As residents along Florida鈥檚 coast endured the busiest months of hurricane season, a New York-based artist was preparing to transform Sarasota Art Museum鈥檚 galleries with a site-specific installation inspired by one of the state鈥檚 costliest natural disasters.

Art on Paper, New York City鈥檚 celebrated, medium-driven fair returns to downtown Manhattan鈥檚 Pier 36 from September 7th鈥�10th, 2023 for its 9th edition. 

As the Yellow Chair Salon starts its fourth year, we are excited to introduce Symposia!, a six-month intensive virtual program created for artists with an advanced studio practice. 

Fifteen years ago, Jason Andrew was one of relatively few adventurous impresarios and gallerists who together established Bushwick as a New York art community and destination.

This month marks the beginning of the fourth year since the pandemic drove the art community upstate, and, as readers can see from our selected guide, the gallery scene continues to expand and thrive.

On view through October 1 at the Jewish Museum in New York, this exhibition features works by 47 contemporary artists made between 1963鈥�2023.

A tiny piece of Hudson Valley history, courtesy of Hudson Valley Magazine

August is the laziest month in New York. Everyone takes a breath, some leave town, and others gear up for their September shows.