Though Williamsburg has been a destination for music and restaurants for years, its movie culture hasn’t emerged until recently.

Harif Guzman’s collages stave off the calamity of the city.

When the holiday (ahem, consumerist) season gets you down, go interrogate the meaning of capitalism at an art exhibition in a defunct bank!

Nine artists confront The Black Lodge from David Lynch’s Twin Peaks.

More than being an Absinthe-clouded, eerie-but-enjoyable dream sequence, Sleep No More is a constantly evolving art piece, different for each night and each person.

The museum and gallery openings are quiet this week due to the masses flocking towards the Art Basel Miami mecca. If you find yourself in the city, here are some events to check out.

This week in New York, the Museum of Arts and Design mounts an olfactory exhibition, and filmmaker Jim Jarmusch releases an album at MoMA PS1.

The intensity and movement of Gormley’s sculptures echo the robust energy of a rapidly evolving urban neighborhood.

We caught up with artist-cum-nightclub mogul André Saraiva to talk graffiti, Parisian nightlife, and social art projects.

If you’re into extremes, this is your week: Chernobyl, the apocalypse, and eerily empty rooms square off against a comedy show at MoMA PS1, the New York Comedy Festival, and a Brooklyn comic festival.

Gabriel Orozco brings two expansive new installations to the Guggenheim. Enter to win tickets to a conversation with Orozco and art historian Benjamin Buchloh!

Sascha Braunig’s mind-altering canvases.