Walk through the rain without getting wet, in a high-tech installation by rAndom International.

Have you ever wanted to listen to “Sorrow” for six hours straight? Now’s your chance.

Encounter a mythic Italian tree-man at MoMA PS1.

The king of the multi-hyphenate, James Franco, is presenting a new performance piece at MoMA PS1 on April 7.

MoMA PS1’s ambitious Expo 1 initiative.

Thomas Lanigan-Schmidt’s cathedral made out of trash.

Two corpse heads discuss representation, immanence, and narcissism.

Now Dig This! Art and Black Los Angeles 1960-1980 surveys the art of LA’s African-American community as it was coming into its own.

Italian artist Lara Favaretto works at the intersection of whimsy and melancholy.

Get your party on at a real-life Night at the Museum.

Sky blue spikes, a sound system, water cannons, giant fans, and pollution-fighting skin: Wendy pulls out all the stops to set the stage for the ultimate summer party spot.

We are on a mission to expand your summer horizons, prying you away from the beach or the A/C in your bedroom and into a few of our hidden, obscure, and even secret New York City summer favorites in ARTLOG’s Summer Art Guide.