We all have multiple selves, versions of who we are, who we were, and who we want to be. We have the version of us that wakes up early, the version that sleeps in late; the self that plays well with others, the self that wants to be alone....

Last Thursday, I walked over to Chelsea to attend the opening reception of "Caught Mapping," a collaborative show at PS Project Space exploring mapping as art. The gallery space felt disjointed at first glance. What relation does a...

There was such a long line outside of Ryan Turley’s new installation, Hi/Lo, at the ArtBridge Drawing Room when I first arrived last Thursday on opening night at 7pm that I had to come back later. Yet as I weaved through the muggy, twisting...

Last Sunday I took a brief ferry-ride to Governors Island, a tombstone shaped piece of land floating in between Manhattan and Brooklyn. The island has many historical sights – Castle Williams, military officials' houses bedecked with cannons and...

Walking through the booths on Randall’s Island during Frieze Art Fair this weekend, you might have been surprised to see people who appeared to be getting facials, or were they donning Halloween masks? But the people at John Ahearn and Rigoberto...

On May 4th, ArtBridge, the nonprofit community arts platform, will host its first annual Spring Art Auction! Held at the Highline Loft in Chelsea, the auction will be the first time much of the work of ArtBridge emerging artists will be available...

Last night, the New York installment of Affordable Art Fair opened its doors to hundreds of lucky previewers for the Spring edition of this must-see art world event. Now in its twelfth year, the fair has become the go-to for new collectors,...

We’re happy to report that Artsicle artist Amanda Valdez’s work is currently featured in a group show at the ArtBridge Drawing Room in Chelsea! ArtBridge is a nonprofit organization that strives to support emerging artists in New York City through...

As of April 4th, the stately Andrew Freedman Home on the Grand Concourse in the Bronx, for many years a largely abandoned and run-down space, has become the site of a noteworthy new project. The recipe for the exhibition, titled “This Side of...

As of April 4th, the stately Andrew Freedman Home on the Grand Concourse in the Bronx, for many years a largely abandoned and run-down space, has become the site of a noteworthy new project. The recipe for the exhibition, titled “This Side of...