Wednesday, February 24, 2010
3rd Annual Wine Expo
(February 26-February 27, 2010; Jacob K. Javits Convention Center; 655 W. 34th St. (at Eleventh Ave.); $75–$95, Fri., 6pm; Sat., 2pm, www.wine-expos.com)
Conundrum Express
(February 3-March 20, 2010; Jamaica Center for Arts & Learning
161-04 Jamaica Ave.; Free; www.jcal.org)
90’s craze Magic Eye stereograms are back to puzzle viewers in the New York area. The Conundrum Express is the visual challenge which are visual mazes meant to tease both your eyes and brain. The exhibition opens on Wednesday and runs through March 20.
161-04 Jamaica Ave.; Free; www.jcal.org)
90’s craze Magic Eye stereograms are back to puzzle viewers in the New York area. The Conundrum Express is the visual challenge which are visual mazes meant to tease both your eyes and brain. The exhibition opens on Wednesday and runs through March 20.
Shaping Modernity: Design 1880–1980
(January 21-July 31, 2010; Museum of Modern Art (MoMA); 11 W. 53rd St. (bet. Fifth and Sixth Aves.); www.moma.org)
The Museum of Modern Art is showing an entire a century of design which covers everything from typography, posters, objects and appliances. The museum houses a huge design collection, including Art Nouveau works, the graphic design movement of 1927–1937 and works that focus on the relationship of machine, body and mind from the 1920s- the early 1940s.
The Museum of Modern Art is showing an entire a century of design which covers everything from typography, posters, objects and appliances. The museum houses a huge design collection, including Art Nouveau works, the graphic design movement of 1927–1937 and works that focus on the relationship of machine, body and mind from the 1920s- the early 1940s.
Friday, February 19, 2010
Free Music Fridays at The American Folk Art Museum
(American Folk Art Museum; 45 West 53rd St.)
The American Folk Art Museum is showcasing their exhibits for free every Friday between 5:30p.m.-7:30p.m. Be sure and stop by to watch the live music in the beautiful atrium, sip on a beverage from the cafe or to explore the surrounding artwork.
The American Folk Art Museum is showcasing their exhibits for free every Friday between 5:30p.m.-7:30p.m. Be sure and stop by to watch the live music in the beautiful atrium, sip on a beverage from the cafe or to explore the surrounding artwork.
30TH ANNUAL GREENWICH VILLAGE ANTIQUARIAN BOOK FAIR
(PS3, 490 Hudson St.; $5.00 to $12.00)
The 30th Annual Greenwich Village Antiquarian Book Fair takes place from Friday February 19 through Sunday, February 21st at PS3 located in beautiful Greenwich Village. The admission ranges from $12-$5 from Friday through Sunday. The fair hosts more than 65 book dealers from all over the country and benefits the Arts and Enrichment program. For more information please visit: http://www.gvabf.org.
The 30th Annual Greenwich Village Antiquarian Book Fair takes place from Friday February 19 through Sunday, February 21st at PS3 located in beautiful Greenwich Village. The admission ranges from $12-$5 from Friday through Sunday. The fair hosts more than 65 book dealers from all over the country and benefits the Arts and Enrichment program. For more information please visit: http://www.gvabf.org.
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
The Dungeon Masters
(Tribeca Cinemas; 54 Varick St.; Monday, February 8, 2010; 7:30p.m.)
Keven McAlester’s animated drama-documentary The Dungeon Masters is the story of two men and a woman who live imaginary lives through characters in Dungeons and Dragons which in turn reflects their triumphs and woes in real life. Director Kevin McAlester will be attending this exciting premiere indie documentary premiere.
Keven McAlester’s animated drama-documentary The Dungeon Masters is the story of two men and a woman who live imaginary lives through characters in Dungeons and Dragons which in turn reflects their triumphs and woes in real life. Director Kevin McAlester will be attending this exciting premiere indie documentary premiere.
New York International Children's Film Festival
(February 26-March 14, 2010; Visit www.gkids.com for more information)
The New York International Children’s Film Festival is in its 13th year of showcasing amazing youth oriented talent through the silver screen that doesn’t always get publicized by Hollywood. The festival covers a number of interesting genres from full length features, shorts, dramas, animation etc. and is an amazing event for the entire family to enjoy together. Previous features have included Danny Boyle’s Millions and Hayoa Miyazaki’s Spirited Away. The festival usually sells out in advance so get online and purchase tickets as soon as possible.
The New York International Children’s Film Festival is in its 13th year of showcasing amazing youth oriented talent through the silver screen that doesn’t always get publicized by Hollywood. The festival covers a number of interesting genres from full length features, shorts, dramas, animation etc. and is an amazing event for the entire family to enjoy together. Previous features have included Danny Boyle’s Millions and Hayoa Miyazaki’s Spirited Away. The festival usually sells out in advance so get online and purchase tickets as soon as possible.
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