This exhibition features examples of architectural ornament from Egypt, Iraq, Syria, and Turkey that were found at sites ranging in date from approximately 500 to 1000. Few buildings from this period survive fully intact, but the pieces of walls, ceilings, and floors that remain shed light on the ingenious ways that artisans created sumptuous interiors and stately facades. Friday and Saturday: 10...

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El Museo’s exhibition draws from works in the museum’s own collection including copies of the Young Lords weekly newspaper, Palante. It also explores the legacy of the Young Lords and the relationship between art and activism. Images by photographer Hiram Maristany that feature the Young Lords’ Garbage Offensive, their take over of the First Spanish Methodist Church of East Harle...

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This exhibition explores the work of artists experimenting with collage and collage techniques in ways that expand the gestures of cutting paper and mixing various mediums together.  Hebdidge explored the variations of Caribbean reggae and dancehall and other related styles of music as emblematic markers of Caribbean ideas of nationhood, belonging, and the making of culture. Closed Sunday an...

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Rodríguez Calero’s original technique is called “acrollage,” a technique of layering glazes of luminous colors with rice and other kinds of paper. The blending of fermenting surfaces and stenciled patterns attains lustrous color and texture. Guest-curated by Alejandro Anreus, the installation includes 29 large acrollage canvases, 19 smaller collages, 13 fotacrolés (...

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The 32nd annual three day GREAT AMERICAN ANTIQUEFEST routinely attracts 150 dealers from across the United States and Canada. Held in a beautiful lake shore park eight miles west of Syracuse, the Antiquefest occurs in the geographic center of Upstate New York. With acres of quality antiques, abundant and delectable foods, amenities that make shopping easy including bulky item pickup services...

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The New York Antique Jewelry & Watch Show is our most intimate event serving the antique and estate jewelry and watch industry. With more than 100 of the most elite dealers, this show provides attendees access to premium examples of historical and unique merchandise showcased in a relaxed setting for customers and exhibitors to enjoy the shopping experience. Elegant signed pieces from famous ...

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The representation of human emotion through facial expression has interested western artists since antiquity. Drawn from The Metropolitan Museum of Art's collections of drawings, prints, and photographs, the diverse works in this installation, ranging from portraits and caricatures to representations of theater and war, reveal how expression underpinned narrative and provided a window onto the...

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The Innovator's Dilemma adopts the architectural typology of the industry tradeshow, staging literal platforms for content drawn from various recent bodies of Denny’s work. A hyperactive multimedia extravaganza by this Berlin-based artist takes down irrational exuberance about new technologies with sardonic verve. Event held at MomaPS1

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Standing at a railing where you look into the museum’s two-story-tall Duplex Gallery, you behold a confoundingly complicated interior architecture with furniture, stairways, musical instruments, wheelchairs and many other domestic items rendered in silvery, foil-clad foam board. The gallery’s floor is covered by a grid of large mirrors so that everything is doubled. What you think is up may re...

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This heavenly show, written by David Javerbaum, finds the Lord himself taking the genial form of the television star Jim Parsons, who delivers a new set of commandments and a veritable flood of hilarious commentary on matters theological. Four-time Emmy® and Golden Globe® Award winner JIM PARSONS (“The Big Bang Theory” and Harvey) stars in AN ACT OF GOD, a 90-minute comedy whe...

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