“The message of the play is timely, and we find ourselves back in a situation similar to where America was in the Great Depression.”
Read More"It was important to me to share this opportunity with Coach to uplift individuals from my community who are striving to better themselves and their families."
Read MoreA $1,250 contribution will get you an original animation cell from The Simpsons.
Read MoreThe artists who turned a vacant Long Island City warehouse into a vibrant graffiti landmark, only to see their work destroyed by a white-washing real estate developer will receive roughly $6.75 million in damages
Read More“We are making great progress every day on bringing this club to life.”
Read MoreJayson Simba is founder and executive director of the Festival of Cinema NYC, which begins tomorrow.
Read More“Without real-time documentation, memories can fade and facts can be misremembered.”
Read More“These were created by the community and are for the community.”
Read MoreThe application deadline is approaching for a free design and development program that helps high school artists bolster their portfolios and prepare for the next steps in their careers.
Read MoreEllen Kodadek is executive and artistic director of Flushing Town Hall.
Read More"Having real New Yorkers submit their original artwork to appear through LinkNYC helps connect voters with the information they need to safely cast their ballots this fall.”
Read MoreTootsie Warhol is running.
Read MoreThe house belonged to Walentyna Janta-Połczyńska, who exposed the Holocaust by translating Polish documents into English.
Read MoreThe Flushing native created a fun and immersive visual experience.
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