Commissioned by Cardinal Francesco Barberini in 1643 the iconic and fully restored (after a fire) Barberini tapestries make their big debut at the Church of Saint John the Divine.
Things To Do At Rockefeller Center
This years Rockefeller Center tree has been chosen! Coming from Oneonta, New York this backyard beauty will arrive in New York City November 12th. From November 30th to January 7th catch a view of the breathtaking tree as it is decorated in 50,000 LED lights and a glittery Swarovski star at the top. While you’re there, check out this list for things to do near the Rockefeller Center.
Art Galleries to see in New York this Fall
Fall is the season for art. The hues are melting from green to orange to yellow. After enjoying the beauty outside, step into these art galleries to check out fascinating, revolutionary art all throughout the season.
Nazmiyal and Bonhams NYC Antique Rug Auction
As many of you may know, for the first time ever, on April 4, 2016, Bonhams Auction House and Nazmiyal Collection are joining forces to launch one of the most exciting and anticipated antique and vintage rug auctions ever.
Famous George Caleb Bingham Paintings
The first major American artist known to be based in the west of the Mississippi River, George Caleb Bingham painted many compelling true-to-life paintings depicting the frontier life along the Mississippi and Missouri rivers.
Frida Kahlo Garden Recreated at NY Botanical Gardens
Frida Kahlo once said, “I paint myself because I am so often alone and because I am the subject I know best.” No wonder the iconic 20th century Mexican painter is best known for her self-portraits. In her long career as a painter, she painted no less than 55 candid portraits of herself, often subtly depicting her pain. But she also painted other people and the natural world in a haunting style reminiscent of surrealist art.
Sultans of Deccan India at Met Museum
To anyone interested in the rich and exotic art, culture and history of south India, the exhibition “Sultans of Deccan India: Opulence and Fantasy” is a sumptuous feast for the eyes. The landmark exhibition being held at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York from April 20 showcases some of the finest works of art from the five Deccan Sultanates of south India that existed between the 15th and 17th century. Nazmiyal Collection encourages you to view these beautiful works of Indian art.
Native American Art at the Brooklyn Museum
Native Americans have created and continue to create artwork for many reasons, taking many different forms. This is evident from the collection of paintings, carvings, masks, textiles, potteries and other works of art on display at the “Life, Death and Transformation” Exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum, which highlights pieces made by indigenous North and South American artists.
Met Museum: China Through Looking Glass
Since European explorers first landed on the shores of Far East Asia in the 16th century, people in the West have been fascinated by the rich and exotic culture of the greatest oriental civilization of all, China. In the centuries that followed, traders, travelers, soldiers of fortune and empire builders brought back a vast wealth of aesthetic products and works of art to decorate their homes and to quench the thirst of eager collectors.