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Cutlog will host a fair on the Lower East Side with a focus on emerging artists from around the world.

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

Marina Mihaeko is selling scarves, teacups and more at Brooklyn Collective and online.

Nyssa Frank is moving the Living Gallery farther out into Bushwick to escape the crowds.

Renowned tattoo artists inked arms and sold art Sunday to raise money for Restore Red Hook.

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

Susan McKinney School for Arts students protested a possible charter school move-in with music and dance.

Queens art collective Flux Factory launched their calendar, (Wo)(Men) of Flux, in time for the holidays.

Mayor Bloomberg announces plans to turn one-time parking lot into cultural space with affordable housing.

Letters by Marilyn Monroe and Vincent van Gogh are on display at a Madison Avenue gallery.

Parents at the Battery Park City school want to limit the number of kindergarten classes next fall.

The city removed a sculpture that Army Veteran Giovanni Gelardi said he erected for deceased military.

Art, design and archicture by Pratt alumni will be displayed on West 14th Street through Jan. 19.

A uniformed skeleton lies in the Virgin Mary's arms on a Bedford Avenue corner of the park.

A new exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art traces African art's influence on 20th century artists.