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. For All the World to […]

Sharon Matt Atkins, acting head of exhibitions and managing curator at the Brooklyn Museum guides us through “Andy Warhol: The Last Decade,” an exhibition that takes a look at the last ten years of Andy Warhol’s life and career.

Paula Zahn interviews Dr. Edward Bleiberg, curator of Egyptian Art at the Brooklyn Museum, home to a treasure trove of thousands of Egyptian objects, more than 1200 of them coming from over a 4,000 year period.

The Guggenheim’s exhibition, “Haunted,” traces the way that photography is incorporated into contemporary art from the 1960s to the present, focusing on work that was created since 9/11.

SundayArts speaks to choreographer Bill T. Jones and associate artistic director Janet Wong about their new multimedia production, Fondly Do We Hope… Fervently Do We Pray.

The Museum of Arts and Design's exhibition, "Dead or Alive," surveys work by international artists who are making new works of art using multiples of things that once were alive.

Founded in 1978, Materials for the Arts is a reuse program that supports the cultural community in New York, providing arts supplies to the city's public schools.

Paula Zahn interviews Jan Glier Reeder, curator of American High Style: Fashioning a National Collection now at the Brooklyn Museum.