Each designer gets a $5,000 grant and mentorship from KidSuper's Colm Dillane ahead of the free, open-air show.

A New York sculptor now faces prison time in China for satirical Mao artworks made nearly two decades ago.

Brooklyn Public Library hosts the New York premiere the night before 9/11's 25th anniversary, with a Times critic moderating.

The museum wants a $100,000 Picasso back — plus $3.5 million — after it vanished from a Pittsburgh dorm building for 62 years.

LIZN'BOW's surreal universe hits Times Square billboards this September, with a live puppet performance closing out the takeover.

The West Village-born festival that launched Bowen Yang and John Early runs September 8-25, with tickets starting at $20.

A stage version of Paranormal Activity just opened previews at the August Wilson Theatre, and its first four shows already sold out.

BAM Fisher hosts “The Ford/Hill Project” Sept. 8-20, with four actors rotating through roles across two Senate hearings 30 years apart.

The Oscar winner blew a kiss to fans ahead of an August 25 screening at Southampton Playhouse, saying she wished she could attend in person.

A free reenactment retraces the Maryland 400's doomed countercharge from Long Meadow to the Old Stone House this week.

Free shows blended classical virtuosos with a punk-jazz supergroup featuring a Fugazi rhythm section on the Midtown lawn.

The papyrus, unearthed in Egypt in 1902, holds three verses missing from every modern edition of Homer's epic.

East 88th Street shuts down for free games, DJ sets, and a Barbie screening as the museum preps for a new director.