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The Merton D. Simpson Gallery will host a new exhibition Wednesday after facing financial trouble.

Artists need to spread throughout Bushwick to avoid causing conflicts, the community board chair said.

Showroom 170 is being reborn on Union Street as Show Room Gowanus, next door to the Green Building.

Brothers Shaun and Daniel Dougherty opened Crescent Grill at 38-40 Crescent St. in Long Island City.

Photographer Ruvi Leider's "Close to Home" inaugurates the new genre-defying arts space on Rogers Ave. 

Artist Matt Chalker used 3D printers to create replicas with every inch representing one foot.

Franklin Avenue's ever-eclectic LaunchPad pushes locals to out-nerd each other at its unique events

Green Village's previous space on Bleecker Street will become Carré d'Artistes, a French gallery chain.

Save Our Streets Crown Heights draws on youth for its Third Annual Arts Against Violence competition.

The auction will benefit the family of Hans Sachs, who collected the posters more than 75 years ago.

New Seaport gallery Artion opens while many neighbors remain shuttered in the wake of Hurricane Sandy.

Antonio Reonegro's exhibit will feature nearly 170 backstage passes he designed for the Grateful Dead.

Gary Brant, Galerie St. George's owner, is working on a proposal for an art gallery in the outlet mall.

Artist Viktor Koen has created toys that no child would want to play with.

Picasso's black and white masterpieces are displayed at the Guggenheim.