artists

As Sydney property values skyrocket and the state government kicks off a $22 billion urban renewal effort, residents in one affected neighborhood created a...

Andy Warhol once claimed that “everyone needs a fantasy.” But even the man who struck fame by producing pictures of soup cans probably wouldn’t...

Sculptor Barry X Ball is carving out a space for himself in Greenpoint.

For as long as NYC has had artists it’s been scared of losing them. And when they aren’t gentrifying your neighborhood, they are getting...

It’s an old New York story: artists move into a neighborhood, wealthy homebuyers attracted to creative areas move in and landlords cash out. That’s...

New York City’s high cost of living will be the death of its art scene, according to street artist Shepard Fairey, best known for...

Glanzrock Realty Services is launching the next phase of its Building Art Curatorial Program, which is designed to connect artists with spaces held in...

Priced out of real estate in neighborhoods like Williamsburg and Red Hook, New York City artists are turning to programs that place them in...

 New York City artists are used to losing their studio space to the forces of gentrification, whether it be in Soho or Greenpoint. But...

A former ice factory in Jamaica, Queens has been revamped into a film production and artists’ studio.

Two nonprofit organizations, one of which is led by a member of the Durst family, are teaming up to provide affordable housing to artists,...

Backed by real estate interests, the Soho/Noho Action Committee has secured $30,000 in funding, as part of its campaign to overturn a city zoning...

The real estate agent-led Soho/Noho Action Committee is on a hunt to delete language from a city zoning resolution that dates back to the...

From left: Mayor Bloomberg and Silent Barn, a loft-performance space that was shut down earlier this yearSince the days Rudolph Giuliani reined as mayor...