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A group exhibition across two venues in New York explores news coverage of the 鈥榃ar on Terror鈥�, and its psychological impact on a whole generation.

In an already trying year, the art in From Chinatown, With Love is a reminder that community will help us get through the tremendous challenges.

Emerging from the East Broadway F subway station into a blustery, dark October evening, I lowered my head against the wind and turned towards the East River on East Broadway.

Lavish layering of fluid, gestural brushstrokes executed in a variegated array of inimitable colors immediately captured and captivated my gaze.

What makes a house a home? And what constitutes an American home? Planted dead center on the stage in 鈥淭his House Is Not a Home,鈥� a slippery, ever-shifting work by Nile Harris, is a house 鈥� a bounce house.

Get ready for 鈥淢anet/Degas鈥� and several shows on Picasso this season, plus dazzling surveys of works by Henry Taylor and Alma Thomas.

Calling Out: Visual Artist AIRspace Residency Exhibition 2021-22, which started this October 15th and will end on December 11th at the Abrons Arts Center.

Return Sale, a new in-person exhibition featuring the work of artists Christian Hincapi茅, Emily Jacir, and Rose Salane.

Abrons Arts Center presents "Christopher Gregory-Rivera: Las Carpetas" -- a new exhibition that examines the bureaucratic residue of a 40-year-long secret surveillance program by the Puerto Rican Police Department and the FBI that aimed to destroy the Puerto Rican...

Abrons Arts Center, the Lower East Side arts institution that has long been a nexus of creative communities and local cultures, presents the opening of the Visual Artist AIRspace Residency Exhibition, featuring the work by 2019-2020 Visual Artists AIRSpace Artists.

鈥淎 Language for Intimacy鈥� is an online group exhibition, curated by Amanda Contrada and Terence Trouillot, addressed to the notion of intimacy.

Abrons Arts Center and Boston Center for the Arts are co-presenting 鈥淎 Language for Intimacy,鈥� an online group exhibition, curated by Amanda Contrada and Terence Trouillot, exploring concepts of intimacy in light of the social distancing efforts across the globe in response...

Abrons Arts Center, together with Henry Street Settlement, announce the launch of the Artist Community Relief Fund, a community micro-grant program intended to support local Lower East Side and Chinatown based artists and arts workers whose income has been directly impacted...

Abrons Arts Center in New York, together with Henry Street Settlement (HSS), has launched the Artist Community Relief Fund, a microgrant program supporting artists and art workers based on the Lower East Side and in Chinatown whose income has been impacted as a result of the...

On view at Abrons Arts Center (466 Grand Street, NYC), Rainbow Shoe Repair: An Unexpected Theater of Flyness is an exhibition that uncovers a collection of photographs taken of people of color on the Lower East Side from the early 1980s to the late 1990s.