A handwritten note calling the Stones' old drummer atrocious could fetch up to $80,000 at Sotheby's.

Known as Alex Tric, the Huntington artist destroys his own photos to make them — now his work towers six feet tall in Heckscher Park.

Betty Gilpin, Laverne Cox and Adam Scott join Clooney for a hush-hush reading benefiting state-level political groups.

Thiebaud nicknamed the painting “Whistler's Daughter” after sitting with his teenage muse for four straight days.

The Shed will recreate Abloh's Paris office and open a media lab with his raw design files this winter.

More than 100 people turned out for the P.S. 134 unveiling, where a QR code lets viewers learn each figure's story.

The 2016 Broadway revival cast returned a decade later, with young Jason now played by Matthew Eby. Demand pushed the run to London.

Julie Klausner and Billy Eichner reunite the Hulu cast for one night only, with Larry Wilmore narrating.

New York City Center is bringing back the Tony-winning musical with 10,000 discounted seats and $5 tickets for nonprofits.

The Morrisania Air Rights building in Melrose now wears a sky-high portrait of its own residents, grandmother and all.

Four free screenings of a long-lost 1972 Harlem Renaissance gathering hit NYC this weekend — but a reservation won't guarantee you a seat.

Silenced in New York since 1899, the hand-cranked instrument finally comes home to Mulberry Street for a single evening.

The Council's annual arts bash came with a funding milestone — though the exact figure depends on who's counting.