art

From glowing sculptures to exploding wood, this season's art exhibits are full of creativity.

The work of Jay Fine is now on display at the Bowling Green 4/5 station. 

The Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art has joined forces with the Society of Illustrators.

Inwood locals mourned the death of beloved artist Young Jee who created mandalas in Inwood Hill Park.

The boats will document the creek's sediment through underwater video.

Nyssa Frank, owner of the Living Gallery, is organizing a parade and show with clothing installations.

In "The Glasshouse" the couple's art and home life are one, and open to the public.

Artist Jordan Eagles uses blood and resin in his latest art exhibition, "Hemofields".

An exhibition that looks at urban landscapes vertically examines the permanence of Manhattan.

Yayoi Kusama covered parts of Hudson River Park and a Chelsea condo with her dotted patterns.

Love TV, a public art show from Australia, is hosting performances around the city in August.

When finished, the Brooklyn Navy Yards wall will be covered by a mural depicting scenes of its history.

The self-proclaimed therapist is opening a therapy room on Bogart Street.

The new store on Knickerbocker Avenue sells bikes and local artists' creations.

Brooklyn artist Laura Ginn hosted a performance art dinner where patrons ate rats.