MoMA PS1 Open House
PS1 throws open the doors — sound bath in the morning, stoop sale out front.
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Gallery shows, openings, print fairs, museums and artist talks.
PS1 throws open the doors — sound bath in the morning, stoop sale out front.
Banksy's work in a New York room, flexiticket so you can pick your own slot.
MFA studios wide open in the Navy Yard — half-finished work, plus a resource fair for artists.
A docent-led look inside a Royal Navy captain’s 17th-century fieldstone house on Staten Island.
Marine Park's newest living museum, with the people actually running it walking you through what's changing and why.
A gallery tour that treats the artworks and the landscape as one thing, at Wave Hill in the Bronx.
Twenty years of Korean American films at SVA in Chelsea, with three shows a day so you can actually stack them.
More than 100 artist studios open for the evening, plus a student-work fundraiser.
Seven Caribbean artists reworking mythology and folklore, showing in Uptown at 421 W 202nd.
Air Becomes Art at Balloon Museum — balloons turned into an installation you walk through.
Second Sundays at Pioneer Works, free and open to all — six hours of Brooklyn studios to wander.
Free collectibles and art pop-up in Queens, hosted by your friendly neighborhood pop-up people.
Two artists walk you through their new sculptures in Flushing Meadows Corona Park, starting at Understory.
A whole museum where the art is air and balloons. It's dumber than it sounds and more fun for it.
Air becomes art at the Balloon Museum, with a DAYDREAM exhibition that takes the whole medium somewhere new.
The Banksy Museum is coming to New York, and the name alone might be enough to get you through the door.
The first ever Art Week NYC puts 80-plus museums and galleries on the same calendar, including the Studio Museum in Harlem and White Columns.
Banksy's own museum, all the stencils and the gift shop at the end of it.
Greeters walk you through Glyndor Gallery and the Sunroom Project Space, and you'll actually get an in-depth read on what's on the walls.
Banksy's New York museum pop-up — the whole show, in one room.
Step inside Brooklyn’s Old Stone House for a $3 suggested donation and a look around Washington Park’s oldest landmark.
The Banksy Museum lands in the city, galleries and all.