“Street art, of course, has a legendary history on the Lower East Side. From graffiti and gang signs to colorful murals on the walls of community centers, the canvas of the streets has always been a perfect place to paint the urban dreams of…”
-The Lo-Down
Royal Young: “Rather Unique” at Woodward Gallery Read More »
The lo-down on Woodward Gallery’s history.
Third Thursdays Featured Gallery Read More »
A PDF version of this review can be read here.
“Life After Midnight” features Woodward Gallery’s Keith Haring Exhibition Read More »
A PDF version of Ponystep’s review can be read here.
“Ponystep” features Woodward Gallery’s Keith Haring exhibition Read More »
It Takes a Village to Help Feral Cats — The East Village
It Takes a Village to Help Feral Cats — The East Village Read More »
“When I’m with Sophia Loren in the movies I think of you,” wrote Ad Reinhardt to Olga Sheirr, a former student, nearly 50 years ago…
“Among the art neighborhoods of Manhattan, the Lower East Side is by far the most picturesque. With its dusty synagogues, squeezed-together tnements, anarchist graffiti…”
-The New York Times
Lower East Side: Art Shoehorned Amid Charm Read More »
Woodward Gallery features pre-factory Warhols
Andy Warhol, Before the Factory Read More »
