Inaugural L.E.S. Art Week Kicks off With a Focus on Female Artists

Starting tonight, 24 Lower East Side galleries, all within walking distance of each other, will kick off the inaugural L.E.S. Art Week, featuring exhibits …

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Celebrate Debut of “Round Robin” Trilingual Newspaper Oct. 27

During the summer, there was a mobile art studio set up near the Seward Park Library as part of a community-driven exhibition and public …

L.E.S. Film Fest Winner, Wobble Palace, Opens at Metrograph on Friday

Wobble Palace, the quirky, hilariously cringe-inducing indie film that won best feature at this year’s Lower East Side Film Festival is opening theatrically at …

Remembering Paul Taylor’s Lower East Side Years

Throughout the long weekend, tributes poured in for Paul Taylor, the brilliant and prolific modern dance choreographer. …

“Singin’ in the Rain” Tuesday Night in Seward Park

it’s been a soggy summer in New York, so maybe it’s appropriate that tomorrow night’s film in Seward Park is the 1952 classic, Singin’ in the Rain. …

Here’s the Remaining Schedule For “Round Robin” Studio in Seward Park

Earlier this month we told you about the ArtBuilt Mobile Studio in Seward Park, which is featuring a trilingual newspaper project called Round Robin. …

Photos courtesy of the Milton Resnick and Pat Passlof Foundation. Installation images by Brian Buckley.

You Can Now Have a First Look at Resnick/Passlof Museum at 87 Eldridge Street

In the 1970s and 1980s, quite a few abandoned synagogues on the Lower East Side were taken over by artists, who repurposed the often crumbling buildings as quirky studio and living spaces. …