SundayArts Video

Greg Wyatt is the sculptor, primarily working in caste bronze, in residence at The Cathedral of St. John The Divine.

This exhibition displays a scene in downtown Brooklyn made around 1820 by the important early landscape painter Francis Guy.

Ellis Gallagher is a native New Yorker who creates chalk etchings of shadows of everyday, urban street objects.

J.M.W. Turner, was an English Romantic landscape painter, whose style can be said to have laid the foundation for Impressionism

This Week in the SundayArts: learn about events at the Spiegeltent at South Street Seaport, the Neue Galerie presents a new exhibit, Wiener Werkstatte Jewelry, Metropolitan Museum of Art presents Art of the Royal Court, learn about the new Off-Broadway musical Fela!, and see what’s playing at the New York Korean Film Festival.

Eminent Domain presents the work of five New York–based artists who have created large photographic projects that take on the theme of the modern city.

During the period that Asa Ames was working, there was little precedent for portraits in wood.

This week in SundayArts News: check out Home Dwelling: Fabricating the Modern Dwelling now at MoMA, the Howard Greenberg Gallery presents the exhibit Frank Gohlke “Where We Live,” learn about New York City’s floating concert hall, Bargemusic, the International Center for Photography presents Heavy Light: Recent Photography and Video from Japan, and learn about the […]

The Eldridge Street Synagogue would have been destroyed had it not been for the efforts of a few dedicated preservationists.

Albert Bierstadt established his reputation with grand-scale and dramatically conceived paintings, one of which you can see at the Brooklyn Museum.