The panting dog was somewhat unsettling, but the click of a digital camera was just plain upsetting, because both seemed to violate the air of…
Film: Dangle for Expanded Cinema and See Marnie's BF Looking Not So Hot
Iraqi Odyssey Thursday Dec. 3, 6:05 pm and 9:20 pm at IFC Center, 323 6th Avenue: $14 How much do you know about Iraq, like…
Paintings Inspired by the Real Housewives and ‘Comfort Creatures’ Coming to Greenpoint
Next week Kharis Kennedy will unveil a series of new paintings as part of her solo exhibition, Comfort Animals, at The Greenpoint Gallery. Though Kennedy has been…
Agathe Snow Is Blowing Into The Journal Gallery
Agathe Snow, whose work often blends performance with immersive multimedia installations, is opening a new show, Continuum, tonight. This is the Corsican-born artist’s first solo exhibition…
Alone At Last : Slip Into a Booth and Prepare to Be Seduced
“At that time in New York things were really wild,” Emily Armstrong recalled of the ’70s punk scene. She and her partner, Pat Ivers, are…
How the ‘Fuck Paintings’ of Betty Tompkins Landed in Art Jail
Betty Tompkins spent decades working as, in her own words, “your typical rejected artist.” On and off again since 1969, she’s painted up-close-and-personal images of…
At Girls at Night On the Internet, No ‘Old White Dudes Who Are Totally Out of Touch’
If Girls at Night on the Internet is a pool full of multicolored Jell-O, then the digi-only gallery known as Art Baby, founded by 26-year-old artist and…
From the Factory to Clublandia, Two Exhibitions Will Bring You Back to the Good Ol’ Days
While wandering from gallery to gallery yesterday in the Lower East Side, soaking up a pair of museum-like nostalgia exhibitions focusing on at least one part if…
Your Comprehensive Guide to a Nasty Week of Punk Festivities
It’s finally almost here, New York’s Alright 2015! Get excited for this year’s all things punk fest where tons of related official and unofficial happenings are…