Angry? Disillusioned? Age 35 or under? Chances are pretty good you’ve broken Rules One and Two of Fight Club—by talking about it nonstop [...]

We’ve all played the three wishes game. (My three would be fame, fortune and unlimited Chipotle anytime I snapped my fingers.) But as [...]

There are many words to describe a Ken Ansloan production. Bright, bawdy and boisterous all come to mind when contemplating Ansloan’s shows for [...]

Modern dance is about human bodies in motion. Other bodies watch, without moving, from darkened seats. Artificial light cascades onto skin and stage, [...]

Have you ever looked at a piece of modern art, say a papier-mâché rock with expressionistic paint streaks, and thought, “Yeah, okay. But [...]

In a Möbius strip of words evoking images suggesting feelings, Anne Cooper blends the performance of poetry and the sensory stimulation of made [...]

Sumner & Dene Gallery (517 Central NW) launches a show for Jeannie Sellmer on Friday, Oct. 3, 5-8pm. Sellmer’s abstract and landscape paintings [...]

I had been invited to read at the Brooklyn Book Festival and was supposed to be signing books afterward on the North Stage. [...]

With a technicolor design, musical hook and LOL-worthy dialogue, Wicked has been celebrated by pop culture—if not always critics—since it debuted on Broadway [...]

Painting isn’t dead. In an art market dominated by post-craft concerns and conceptual conceits, plenty of folks still pick up palettes loaded with [...]