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PizzArte on West 55th Street combines a traditional Neapolitan pizzeria with modern art.

The long-running theater school's acting company will perform Israel Horovitz's "Lebensraum" starting Saturday.

Artist's exhibition at the New Museum opened Wednesday with a two-story spiral slide.

Tekserve, the independent Apple store, is hosting an art exhibit made up of dead laptops, the "Dead Laptop Series," by Chicago artist Michael Dinges.

Public lewdness charges will be dismissed against a body paint artist who works with nude models in Times Square, as long as he doesn't let his models go bottomless during the day.

Dozens of artists' private studios, including that of Ultra Violet, will be open to the public in Chelsea.

Blind and disabled photographer Flo Fox has a new show at the Carter Burden Center for the Aging.

"The Work Office," a public art project in Times Square, is commemorating the New Deal approach to supporting artists.

Guerilla street artist Olek knit a pink and purple cover for the famous Astor Place "Alamo" cube sculpture early Monday.

A ruling from a Manhattan Supreme Court Justice on Thursday was a temporary victory for ousted National Arts Club President Aldon James.

Eleven eco-friendly designers put their fashions on the catwalk at High Bridge Park on Sept. 25, 2011.

A Massachusetts photographer who lives in the Dominican Republic has brought photos of cave art from Santo Domingo to the streets of Inwood and Washington Heights.

The longtime Italian grocery just painted a fresh mural to advertise the shoebox-sized shop.

A Robert Rauschenberg Foundation Project Space at 455 W. 19th St. is empty on the inside, but projects swirling images of photographs to passersby.

Fashion icon Daphne Guinness' new exhibit at the Fashion Institute of Technology features never-before-showcased items designed by Alexander McQueen.