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Openings: Black Lives Matter Show, Art for the Apocalypse, Refugee Reflections

January 30, 2017March 16, 2021 by Cassidy Dawn Graves

…conceptual and sculptural work is focused on exploring “the economic impacts of climate change, apocalyptic survival tactics, feelings of global dread and false notions of freedom… … This exhibition marks the first showing of new works by prolific Chinese painter David Diao since his retrospective show in 2015.

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Performance: Champagne Jerry, Powerful Females, an Ionesco/Hitchcock Cocktail

March 3, 2016March 26, 2021 by Cassidy Dawn Graves

(photo: David Anthony) Sprucehaven B At The Kraine Theater, 85 E 4th Street, East Village. … …festivals), centers around troubled Isabel’s life, and the two times she experienced life-changing events in a far-off cabin in Maine.

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There Are Still Working Artists in the LES, and This Show Aims to Prove It

February 2, 2015 by Lindsey Smith

…ranging in age from 29 to 92, celebrates those who “steadfastly engaged with the forever-changing and forever-the-same neighborhood,” according to a press release. … …Kembra Pfahler , Rick Prol, Jim Radakovich, James Romberger, Anton Van Dalen, Marc Kehoe, David Sandlin, Judith Simonian, Hans Witschi, Susanna Coffey, and Marguerite Van Cook…

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Readings and Talks: Secret Societies, Southron Turncloaks and Storytellers

August 21, 2014 by Kirsten O'Regan

Come along, and channel your abundant conspiracy theory energy into thinking about social change. … …will include stories from Ryan Britt (The New York Times, Gotham Writers’ Workshop), David Crabb (The Moth, Bad Kid), and Gail Thomas (Funny or Die, Tribeca Film Festival…

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Photoville Returns to Dumbo With a Focus On Global Flashpoints

September 15, 2017February 22, 2021 by Emma Russell

The New York Times staff photographer Josh Haner captured climate change and the wave of refugees fleeing their communities in his exhibition “Carbon’s… … …around the village, the editors of the The New York Times Lens blog, James Estrin and David Gonzalez, curated the work of emerging photographers.

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Art This Week: 'Anti-Nudes' and KKK Cannibalism

October 30, 2018February 22, 2021 by Cassidy Dawn Graves

…of small sculptures, including “five hand-carved apples” that comment on both the changing tides of New York City and urban environments in general. … Their latest exhibition is a solo show of work by David B.

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Motorcycle Film Festival Is Not Just For ‘Gnarly, Bearded Harley Guys’

September 1, 2015 by Nicole Disser

Firstly, it’s not held at some Harley Davidson dealership outside of Hoboken. … …was his girlfriend at the time and they were so stoked to see motorcycles as art for a change.

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With Restrictions Lifting, Indie Movie Theaters Prepare to Reopen– or Not

March 3, 2021March 3, 2021 by Trish Rooney

The theater says that its online programming– which currently includes a David Fincher series– will continue alongside its in-person offerings in the future. … …all doom and gloom for the indie theater scene: IFC Center in Greenwich Village has changed its marquee to announce that it will open as planned March 5 (but with no concessions…

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Nightclubbing | After-Hours, 1980

October 26, 2012 by Emily Armstrong and Pat Ivers

It got us thinking about how much things have changed from those wild years in the late ’70s and early ’80s when rents were low… … Staff members like Keith Haring and David Wojnarowicz, who were working there as bus boys while they made their art, sometimes gave us their video work to show.

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