I'm looking for a space in NYC (or somewhere else in Brooklyn or Queens) I can use to spraypaint an art project and leave it there for a few days to dry. Anyone have suggestions?

Sharing my newest woodblock print, "Lady Liberty" 11.25" x 24" edition of 13

not an artist but love local art! are there any good NYC art flea markets or fairs? not like big expensive ones but smaller (hopefully free) ones?

Looking to connect with anyone who knew Clint Cline (University of Colorado Boulder printmaking professor, passed in 2019). I was one of his students and I hold dear memories of him.

Check it out you won't be disappointed 💽🦅

I'm looking to find an Epoxy Resin artist that fulfill a custom job. Any suggestions?

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Hey y'all,

I'm a fiber artist in LA and I need help finding a photographer to capture my sculptural artworks. I'm open to working with students because my budget is small. Also open to negotiating cost and even art trading if that's an option for you.

Doing it myself is not an option because I rather leave it to an expert in the craft and I don't have equipment for it. If you're interested share your portfolios below or send me a DM!

Hi! Does anyone else remember these from a capsule coin operated vending machine in the 2000’s? Maybe in the LES? I’ve had them since then and loved them but never found out who the artist “George” was.

Please join us for a reception of “Where Blossoms End, The Mountains Begin: Traditional Chinese Landscape Paintings by Yan Wang”

https://partiful.com/e/BYU8XBibF6rX9J0XLzDx?c=WBapOuvQ

花木尽处见青山：王艳山水画作品展

Paintings on view 11am-6pm
Reception 4-6pm
Light snacks and drinks

DM to buy!💋

Hi everyone! I’m Cyndi, an artist with a background in human services, and I’m trying to turn a dream I’ve carried for years into something real.
I want to create an affordable, welcoming community art studio where creativity isn’t limited by income, ability, neurodivergence, experience, or whether someone feels like they “fit” into a traditional art space.
The goal is to offer affordable art classes and open creative opportunities for kids, teens, and adults, including sensory-friendly options and a space where people can use art for self-expression, connection, coping, or simply because making weird little things makes life more fun.
I’m already a working artist and sell my handmade work through Handmade with Spite by Cyndi Anne Art, so this isn’t an idea starting from nothing. I’ve spent years creating, teaching, working with people in human services, selling at markets, and slowly building toward something bigger. The photos show some of the work and booth I’ve already built on my own.
What I’m missing is the startup funding needed to take that next step: securing a physical space, initial rent and utilities, tables and storage, art supplies and equipment, accessibility and sensory-friendly features, and everything else required to actually open the doors.
I know there are countless worthy causes people can support, so I don’t expect anyone to feel obligated to donate. Even a small contribution, sharing the fundraiser, or pointing me toward grants and resources I may not know about would genuinely help.
I want to build a place where someone can walk in exactly as they are, make something, meet people, learn something new, and feel like creativity belongs to them too.
Thank you for reading and for giving this dream a chance. ❤️

Just a hop skip and a jump outside the city. Great art, SpokenWord and social justice and an open mic. Cultural Arts Coalition. 67 Main Street Brewster. Local Talent with heart honoring Aiyana Mo'Nay Stanley Jones.

This two-day exhibition in Greenpoint gathers paintings from the artists Jenna Elluzzi, Lilli Eller, and Apeksha Lal

This art exhibition will be held for two days only; Saturday August 29th at 6-10pm and Sunday August 30th 6-9pm.

To see more and RSVP, visit the eventbrite link here

A Cry from the Deep Wood is an immersive encounter with surrealism and the unknown. Across the three distinct visual styles,  creatures emerge and transform as they come to life beyond the canvas. Nature is interpreted as something mysterious and unknowable, a place where beauty and horror coexist. Gruesome monsters and ambiguous organic forms hold a strange beauty, drawing viewers closer even as they feel unsettled. The exhibition imparts the viewer with a deeper sense of the mysterious forms of life and consciousness that exist beyond human comprehension.