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On Line Adventures
With New York Artists

- Take a Virtual Tour of the Financial District and the Battery - Michael Kimmelman with Claire Weisz.
Critics Notebook
On Line: Tour

- Free Online Courses from the Smithsonian Institute:
    Power and Responsibility
    Earth Optimism
    Objects That Define America
    Star Trek: Inspiring Culture & Technology
    Teaching Historical Inquiry with Objects
    The Rise of Super Heroes
    Teaching Critical Thinking ... and more.

- Make and Create: Construct a Still Life - The National Gallery with Nick Pace

- Jacques Louis David's Roman Album at The Morgan Library - On Line: Collection

- Online Learning Lab at the Museum of Arts and Design - On Line: Learning

- A Contemporary Take on Bosch's "Garden of Earthly Delights - On Line: Simphiwe Ndzube

The Surprising Formula for Becoming an Art Star

The Secret to Making It ... Learn to Schmooze.

Commentary by Kelly Crow

The World of Art That Makes a Difference

- On The Rocks: Paintings, with work by Anna Feld
Oil on Canvas
30" x 40" -- $2,500

Go to: Press Releases

- Neal Slavin: A 40 Year Chronicle of Groups & Gatherings

A Review by Donald Goddard

South Street Seaport Museum - Free Admission

Enjoy various exhibts and activities free of charge. Located in an 11-block area along the East River at 12 Fulton St, NYC 10038. Every 3rd Friday of the month beginning at 6pm, you can explore this fascinating collection of galleries, historic ships, 19th century buildings, intriguing seafaring memorablilia. Phone 212 748 8786.

New York Botanical Garden - Free Admission

On Saturdays you can take a free stroll around the exquisite 250 acre grounds of this world class landscape featuring an infiinite display of curated gardens as well as a huge stretch of native forest. All day on Wednesday and from 10am to 12 noon. Phone 718 817 8700.

The Antiques Garage and Green Flea Market - Free Admission

Located at 12 West 25th Street beween 6th and 7th Aves, NYC 10001. Year-round Sat and Sun from 9-5pm. Put on your walking shoes and get ready to shop more than 100 vendors that fill the bi-level garage of antiques. No crafts or food fillers, these crafts are surely vintage. You never know what you are going to find.

Brooklyn Academy of Music

Free concerts and movies. Located at 30 Lafayette Ave, Brooklyn NY 11217. Enjoy free performances by jazz, world beat and experimental artists Fridays and Saturday evenings at the BAMcafe or watch movie classics on the big screen while enjoying complimentary popcorn and soda as part of BAMs monthly senior series. Phone 718 636 4100.

Horse Carriage in Central Park © Anna Feld
Oil on Canvas

-- THE HANSOM CARRIAGE --

A Great New York City Tradition.

Rebel Painters of the 50s
by Caroline Kinder Carr

Galleries  Downsize, Serpentine Soars
by Virginia M. da Costa, PhD

The American Folk Art Museum - Free Admission - Located at 2 Lincoln Square, Columbus Avenue at 66th Street.. Enjoy an early evening 18th and 19th century paintings, quilts, sculptures, and the work of contemporary self-taught artists, free of charge on Fridays between 5:30 and 7:30pm. Phone 212 595 9533.

Tenement Museum - Free Events
This celebrated museum holds events at 108 Orchard Street, New York NY 10002. Spend a free evening listening to a wide range of fascinating lectures, readings, panel discussions and programming that focus on the struggles triumphs and tragedies in the lives of the 7,000 immigrants from over 20 nations who called a 5-story tenement building home between 1863 and 1935. Phone: 431 0233.

Outsider
Bob Cornwell talks to Newton Thornburg

Jackson Pollock

Adolph Gottlieb

Joan Mitchell

Willem de Kooning

Robert Motherwell

© Don Gray Self-Portrait with Cezanne and Van Gogh