Interior of San Marco cathedral, focusing on shining gold mosaics decorating archways and domed areas of ceiling.

Midnight Mass, San Marco style
Smiling women with protest signs, posing with man in suit and giant papier-mache head that is caricature of shouting Donald Trump.

Power of Art, Part 3 (Puppets!)
Glittering subway wall mosaic of two serious-looking bearded men holding hands while looking at viewer.

Public Art – 2nd Avenue Subway
Dozens of phallus-shaped, polka-dotted sculptures on ground, reflected in multiple mirrors and repeated again and again.

Accumulations, Courtesy of Yayoi Kusama
Visitors studying paintings at art show.

Artist Donates 10% of Sales to OneOrlando Fund
Three similar paintings depict a man nearly enclosed by a transparent structure, which is situated within a larger empty room.

365 Days of Art: November 12 – Art Forger Convicted, Replica of David Installed on Roof as Originally Intended, Bacon Sets Auction Record
Organically abstract geometric shapes, some of which appear to have eyes, seem to cavort with more geometric shapes and lines.

365 Days of Art: November 10 – Frida and Diego Arrive in SF, NY Times Reports on Nazi Looting, Gorky Exhibits at the Whitney, Hockney Faxes an Artwork
Framed by abstract sculpture, Peggy Guggenheim and Jackson Pollock stand in front of one of his paintings.

365 Days of Art: November 9 – Pollock’s First Solo Show Opens, John Meets Yoko at Gallery, Emma Thompson’s Journey Opens in NYC

365 Days of Art: October 11 – AIDS Quilt is Displayed for First Time

365 Days of Art: July 26 – Three Events About Women in the Art World: a Suicide, a Congressional Debate, and a Job Interview

365 Days of Art: July 3 – Tracey Emin is Born

365 Days of Art: June 21 – Kiki Smith Exhibition Closes at Hirshhorn

365 Days of Art: June 11 – Dieter Roth Exhibition Receives Humorous Review

365 Days of Art: February 2 – Dada Diary Announces Formation of Cafe Voltaire

365 Days of Art: January 31 – Mike Kelley Commits Suicide

The Pop-Up Museum of Queer History

Electronic Arts Festival, Governor’s Island

Governor’s Island, New Art Destination
Red translucent sculpture of a woman sits atop a pedestal in NYC.

Public Art: Fashion District

Public Art: The Andy Monument

The Museum of Motherhood

Broadway Sings for Pride
Smiling artist sits in front of colorful and striking painting

July is for Patriotism, and for Giving Back, Says Artist

The Abe Lincoln Debacle: Procession of the Orphans

An Evening with Cleve Jones