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Catch your breath and sink deeply into the beauty and the power of the museum. Thoughtfully curated mindfulness experiences have been designed to awaken and elevate all of your senses.

What you need to know before venturing back out to see art, from safety precautions to the exhibitions still on view.

Fotografiska New York, the destination for photography and culture in the Flatiron District of New York City, reopened to the public on August 28, 2020, after being closed since March.

Sarah Cooper e Nina Gorfer sono convinte che anche l’arte possa contribuire a salvare il mondo. Nei loro ritratti rielaborano la realtà attraverso un complesso filtro psicologico di ricordi, stati d’animo e ferite.

When musician and self-taught painter Joseph Arthur was handed the keys to Michele Mack Gallery months ago mid-pandemic to inhabit as an informal studio, he did not anticipate the body of florid work that would follow. During a more established tenure at Fotografiska, Arthur composed and played live music, painted, and made a bed all on the same stage.

It’s still warm of course, but with the fall quickly encroaching, the possibilities for outdoor activities are pretty much endless! Check out these 50 tips for awesome activities to enjoy all month long:

Museums in NoMad and around New York City are beginning to reopen and culture-loving New Yorkers are elated. Many museums have been providing extensive online access and insider perspectives to their collections – and will continue to do so. But there’s nothing like visiting a museum and seeing an exhibit or collection up close and personal.

Fotografiska will present a solo show Brief & Drenching by Naima Green from Aug 28, 2020 to Feb 7, 2021. Green photographed over 100 sitters in 9 days in her apartment cohering the concept of play and contemporary documentation.

When Swedish nurse Israa Abdali got on a plane to war-torn Syria in 2016, she was shocked by what she saw.

“Everything was destroyed, I couldn’t believe this was Syria,” said Abdali, who founded the NGO, Stand With Syria. “Every time you went out, you saw someone walking without legs and arms. Everyone lost something.”