Department of Cultural Affairs

Organizations vying for grants will be asked to disclose the demographics of staff and board members.

The theatre will install nearly 1,300 new seats and a new LED marquee outside.

The Department of Cultural Affairs bought the tent in 2011, records show. 

The city is calling artists to work with Red Hook residents on an installation about climate change.

The Bronx Zoo is introducing a 375-foot-long zip wire that will stretch back and forth across the river.

The 4,000-pound bronze work was installed over the weekend at the corner of Jackson and 43rd avenues.

Organizers from CreateNYC are looking for your ideas as they try to expand access to the arts.

Officials will work with the community to determine its location in the neighborhood. 

The new coalition is called “Jamaica Is…”

These old city buildings are getting new lives as spaces for affordable housing, artists and tech jobs.

"The Sunbather" will go up on a traffic median at 43rd Avenue sometime next year.

Councilwoman Chin wants to "preserve the unique character of artistic districts, like SoHo and NoHo."

Local sculptor Hank Willis Thomas will create a permanent installation on Tillary Street.

The bill requires Percent for Art pieces be presented at a public meeting so residents can weigh in.

Jimmy Van Bramer introduced a bill Tuesday that would require more public input for publicly-funded art.