International Print Center New York is pleased to announce its highly anticipated spring exhibition "Pulled In Brooklyn", co-curated by Roberta Waddell and Samantha Rippner, in consultation with Luther Davis. This exhibition is the first in-depth exploration of the vibrant network of artists, printers, and workshops that has developed and flourished in Brooklyn since the early 1990s. This exhibition is also IPCNY’s first to occupy two adjacent spaces. Works by more than 100 artists across twenty-six ...

For this “Pure Dance”  program of classic and contemporary works, award-winning ballerina Natalia Osipova reunites with ballet star David Hallberg in the US premiere of “Valse Triste”by choreographer Alexei Ratmansky, co-commissioned by New York City Center and Sadler’s Wells. The partners will also dance one of Antony Tudor’s last works, “The Leaves Are Fading.” Contemporary dancer Jonathan Goddard will join Osipova in the US premiere of “Flutter”by Ivan Péréz (commissioned by Sadler’s Wells) and set to a score by Nico Muhly, and Jason Kittelberger joins her ...

The “2019 ReelAbilities Film Festival” is dedicated to awareness of the stories and artistic expressions of people with different abilities. The festival showcases talent from around the world and celebrates the diversity of the shared human experience through engaging films and events. It encourages inclusion and responsible portrayals in cinema of people with disabilities, the most underrepresented minority in American media. The 11th edition of the festival will take place at the Marlene Meyerson JCC Manhattan, located ...

Through April 27, Sean Kelly presents “I Know How Furiously Your Heart Is Beating,” Alec Soth’s third solo exhibition with the gallery. It includes recent large-scale color portraits and images of interiors, focusing on Soth’s depiction of the individual and posing questions about what these images reveal about both the sitter and photographer. A conversation between Soth and photography critic Vince Aletti, followed by a book signing, will take place at Sean Kelly, New York, on April 4 at 6-8pm. Celebrated ...

Now open at The Skyscraper Museum, a ground-breaking exhibition devoted to the invention and evolution of Manhattan’s skyline, past, present, and future. "SKYLINE" examines the emergence of the collective image of the skyline as the brand identity of New York, but also distinguishes five periods in which new buildings grow and take characteristic forms based on economic, technological, and regulatory factors. The exhibition traces the overarching story of Manhattan’s high-rise growth from small to tall, ...