Finnish musician Kimmo Pohjonen provides background music for wrestlers, and a glorious spectacle for the rest of us.
Performance
Don’t fill your summer culture calendar with art and music alone—there’s plenty of awesome performances to check out, too.
CHERYL is a gender, it’s a color, it’s a number, it’s a lifestyle.
Jon Kessler and Mika Rottenberg “juice the chakras” of seven participants. What does “juicing a chakra” mean, you ask?
Berndnaut Smilde’s cloud installations consist of precise mixtures of machine-generated light, humidity, temperature, and smoke.
Aaron Young almost got himself kicked out of art school for his motorcycle shenanigans. Now they’ve turned him into an art world rock star.
Duchamp-esque trickster Christian Jankowski is at it again—this time, he’s investigating verbiage used in the art world.
This year, The LUMEN International Video and Performance Festival received an enormous gift— 150,000 tons of salt.
This week, the train won’t be the only thing running along the 7 line. The fourth-annual Queens Art Express is a borough-wide art/music/food/performance/literature festival presented by the Queens Council on the Arts.
Alexander Melamid’s “health clinic”-slash-performance art piece the Art Healing Ministry, where he prescribes art as medicine, reopens in Chelsea.
For her new installation, Eat, Anne Koch will consume food on a continuous basis for five weeks at Allegra LaViola Gallery.
If the thirty-foot-tall blow-up bottle of ketchup nestled inside City Hall Park interrupted your daily trek to work last week, don’t fret. The balloon is part of Common Ground, Public Art Fund’s annual summer art spectacular.
