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Galleries continue to move to Tribeca and embracing its artistic past – ARTnews.com - Vimarsana News

Galleries continue to move to Tribeca and embracing its artistic past – ARTnews.com

In Tribeca a steady steam of new galleries had proven that the neighborhood is truly an arts district, even as some galleries sadly shut there doors.

What to See in N.Y.C. Galleries in August - Vimarsana News

What to See in N.Y.C. Galleries in August

Want to see new art in New York this weekend? Check out diagrammatic paintings in Chelsea or Catharine Czudej’s fun house on the Upper East Side. And don’t miss Lap-See Lam’s first U.S. solo show on the East Village.

BOMB Magazine | Trompe l'oeil: Sam Gordon - Vimarsana News

BOMB Magazine | Trompe l'oeil: Sam Gordon

Eve Fowler catches up with Sam Gordon on his latest body of work.

SUGAR RAY by Laurence Holder to be Presented at the Gene Frankel Theatre - Vimarsana News

SUGAR RAY by Laurence Holder to be Presented at the Gene Frankel Theatre

Sugar Ray by Laurence Holder will have its theatrical premiere January 6 to 23, 2022 at Gene Frankel Theatre, 24 Bond Street, presented by 24 Bond Arts Center in association with Faith Steps Productions and performed by AUDELCO-winner Reginald L. Wilson.  The theater's playing area will be transformed into a boxing ring for the production.

Halloween returns: Pa's Pumpkin Patch reopens today after a year off • Long Beach Post News - Vimarsana News

Halloween returns: Pa's Pumpkin Patch reopens today after a year off • Long Beach Post News

The spooky season is upon us and Pa’s Pumpkin Patch, a Halloween staple for Long Beach residents, is set to reopen Friday after not operating last year due to COVID-19.

Source: lbpost.com