artists

Gowanus Open Studios started 16 years ago with about 10 artists. This year there are 150.

California-based artist finishes mural in Fort Greene that will be featured in Vanity Fair magazine.

Each year the Queens Council on the Arts gives thousands of dollars to Queens artists.

Indigo Hippie CO, a Brooklyn-based collective, has a vision to open a bike garden in Fort Greene.

Three artists participated in the first-ever artist residency on Ellis Island this summer.

The Flock House Project is a traveling set of living spaces that will set up shop in New York City.

A group of Upper Manhattan artists endorsed Adriano Espaillat in his race to unseat Rep. Charlie Rangel.

Hundreds from Northern Manhattan came together to kick off the 10th Annual Uptown Arts Stroll. 

The Dwyer Cultural Center will limit activities while it reorganizes its board and raises funds.

Some SoHo locals say a planned survey of all SoHo and NoHo loft dwellers would violate their privacy.

Artist Jemal McClary said the NYPD's Manhattan South Peddler Task Force arrested him for selling pillows.

Uninsured artists can exchange artwork for health care credit at Lincoln Hospital on 149th Street.

"Northern Manhattan as Muse" features local artists whose work is inspired by uptown.

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

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