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The show that blends art and science opened at the JCC Manhattan this month and runs through December. 

"Oh Sit!" brings together nine works that offer different takes on the chair or sitting.

From the Black Panther party to the Kent State riots, activists relied on art to get their message out.

"Mapping Brooklyn" will kick off Feb. 26 at the Brooklyn Historical Society and BRIC House. 

A 500-foot-long canopy of metal discs is coming to Madison Square Park in April 2015.

A show at the Ukrainian Institute features photos of the recent protests as well as archival images.

Artist Lane Sell began creating the art exhibit "75-Foot Riot" a year ago, he said.

Artist Rachel Lee Hovnanian will give away free cereal at a pop-up Wi-Fi cafe in SoHo.

"Ready to Die" turns 20 this year, and a Bed-Stuy art gallery is celebrating with an exhibition.

Flux Factory's "Nightlight" solar-powered exhibit will be at the LIC Community Garden through June 28.

After winning the Webby Awards "Person of the Year" title, the street artist Banksy posted a video.

Flow.14 will feature installations by four different artists.

More than 100 works by public elementary school students are on display through June.

"Fluid — Essential for Life" will feature 36 artists exploring water's integral role in life.

Art Connects New York will bring work from 17 artists to the Stanley M. Isaacs Neighborhood Center.