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Galleries and museums are getting creative about presenting work online during the coronavirus crisis. Here are two shows worth viewing virtually.

Philip Buehler’s photographs are neither a nostalgia fest nor disaster porn, but an unsparing documentation of the decay that marks time and cultural change.

February is a short month, which makes visiting all the shows that much harder, but before the onslaught of NYC art fairs in March (the 6th through 10th), try to visit some galleries, either IRL or online.

A thick crowd of circumstantially idling revelers packed so tightly into Front Room Gallery on Friday night for the opening of Cloud Nine

Anyone can tell you that relationships are complicated, but there isn’t one as urgent or all-encompassing as the one between the earth

The Brooklyn Gallery scene has long seemed like a noisy teenager—energetic, loud, a little unreliable. But 2011 marks the 24th anniversary,

FRONT ROOM GALLERY | SEPTEMBER 10 – OCTOBER 3, 2010

Trite or clichéd as it may sound, mankind's relationship to the environment has never been more contradictory than it is today. We're able to monitor

Front Room Gallery April 11 – May 4, 2008 Every culture has its voyeurs, but somehow it is more horribly acute to see members of our own society

On the face of it, a series of formally rigorous, symmetrically composed and impeccably printed architectural photographs wouldn`t ordinarily be

Finally, thank God it`s over, at least for some people. I received a sincere e-mail from a lady painter whose work I follow. It was soliciting

Opening the fall season with three concurrent solo exhibitions, Brooklyn-based sculptor Mark Esper presents his vision of art governed by the