New York City Graffiti Tours Becoming More Popular

New York City Graffiti Tours Becoming More Popular

Aug 16, 2016 | Art, New York

Once upon a time, graffiti was viewed as vandalism. But those days are long gone, and in its place are tours that are honor the craft. Graff Tours, based out of Queens, was the first graffiti tour company to open in NYC. Gabriel Schoenberg, who started Graff Tours,...
Now on View: ‘How We See’ at the Jewish Museum

Now on View: ‘How We See’ at the Jewish Museum

Apr 3, 2015 | Articles

In mid-March the Jewish Museum in New York City presented a new exhibition titled Laurie Simmons: How We See, a series of haunting portraits. Laurie Simmons is a New York-based artist and mother to Girls creator Lena Dunham. In this exhibition, she presents...
#TBT The Importance of Cultural Heritage

#TBT The Importance of Cultural Heritage

Mar 6, 2014 | News & Trending

*For this week’s #TBT, we wanted to take a look back at an article we shared about cultural heritage. February marked the annual recognition of Black History Month, and March holds St. Patrick’s Day, another cultural celebration. What better time to reflect upon your...
#TBT Metropolitan Museum Goes Punk

#TBT Metropolitan Museum Goes Punk

Jan 2, 2014 | Articles

  Punk was seriously revitalized in 2013, with designers, museums, and musicians paying homage to the iconic counterculture. This article, originally posted on February 13th, 2013, highlighted Punk: From Chaos to Couture, an acclaimed exhibition at the...
A Pop-up Workshop at the Intersection of Art and Food

A Pop-up Workshop at the Intersection of Art and Food

Aug 9, 2013 | Articles

Not everyone who appreciates art describes it as “delicious,” but maybe they should. At least that’s what With Food In Mind founder Nicole J. Caruth thinks. With Food In Mind is a non-profit organization based out of Brooklyn, New York, that’s mission is to create...