The Whitney's "Heat Waves in a Swamp" includes over a hundred watercolors, drawings, doodles, journals, and ephemeral works by Charles Burchfield.

There are few people who know more about the artistic and cultural life of New York City than Commissioner Kate Levin of the Department of Cultural Affairs.

Rafael Pi Roman speaks with director Debra Granik about the many difficulties involved in independent filmmaking, and specifically about her work on Winter’s Bone, which won the top prize at this year’s Sundance Film Festival.

Jack Putnam, historian at the South Street Seaport Museum, gives SundayArts a tour of the vessels in the museum’s historic fleet.

Anne L. Poulet, Director of The Frick Collection, sits down with SundayArts’ Philippe de Montebello on the occasion of the collection’s 75th anniversary.

Anne Strauss, Associate Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, guides us through Doug and Mike Starns’ labrythine sculpture, “Big Bambu,” on display now on the Met’s roof garden.

A look at what’s happening in parks across this city this summer as part of the City Parks Foundation’s SummerStage music and arts festival.

Most museum exhibitions about the Civil Rights Movement tend to focus on how images, particularly photographs, documented the struggle. This exhibition at the International Center for Photography asks an entirely different question, not how images documented the struggle, but how in fact, they became agents of change in the struggle.
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