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The Brant Foundation (421 East 6th Street, New York City) exhibits the private art collection of Peter Brant. It focuses on modern and contemporary art. In addition to its 7,000 square feet of exhibition space in New York, it has a second location in Greenwich. The Brant Foundation showcases special exhibits that are focused Brant’s […]
New York City’s Museum of Modern Art, or MOMA, has one of the—if not the most comprehensive—collections of modern art in the world (over 200,000). Its Post-Impressionists collection starts with Cezanne, the generally acknowledged father of modern art, and includes others such as Van Gogh, Bonnard, and Rousseau. MOMA Permanent Collection It progresses through Cubism […]
The Metropolitan Museum of Art (“The Met”) is one of the world’s largest art museums. It has two buildings in New York City: its main building is on Fifth Avenue and its Cloister in Fort Tryon Park. The Met has more than two million works of art in its collection that span five thousand years […]
We love seeing live theater. And New York City Theater is a compelling draw. We continually update this blog each time we visit New York City theater. We have included older plays as they are often revived, or go on the road. Besides, it brings back memories. 2023 Leopoldstadt. Tom Stoppard won the 2023 Best […]
Jean-Michel Basquiat. Basquiat was a high school dropout and graffiti street artist who turned out neo-expressionist master’s paintings, prints, and sculptures. His studio was on the streets of Lower Manhattan where he started as a graffiti artist. This New York City special exhibit was the first time that his family opened his estate’s vault to […]
The Whitney Museum of American Art was founded in 1930 by Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney. In 2015, it moved to its current beautiful building in New York City meatpacking district. We were lucky enough to get tickets on the opening day. Since then, we try to stop by every time we are in town to see […]