About the exhibition Artworks that build worlds. Whether artifact or key, these 15 works imagine alternative realities, languages and landscapes.  View it here.

It’s gonna be amazing. Kathleen King (yes, we’ve shown her a few times) is at the top of her games. You can thank us later. Details.

From the New York Times: “My son often asks, “What do you have against jokes?” “Nothing,” I reply. “Well, stop killing them,” he says. He’s 18, autistic, and does standup. He has learned the importance of delivery and timing, skills Read More …

About the exhibition Jeremy Burleson, Luis Estrada, and Anne Meade share clear artistic voices and recurring motifs in their artworks. I selected artworks that had salient emotional and psychological resonances for me. Burleson’s ink drawings of balloons suggest hope and Read More …

Very sad to report that Jon Fukui, one of our beloved artists, died a few days ago after a battle with cancer. Jon was an amazing artist, creating pieces that explored the world — monster moves, the sea and so Read More …

About the exhibition As the title clearly states, this selection of works from 12 NIAD artists would be what I, Clea, would like to buy on any “fuck it, I want it“ kind of day. As curators, the biased or Read More …

“The artists in the exhibition have built careers that many people with degrees from top art schools would envy. It seems likely that the show will sell out, with works that are priced from a hundred dollars to several thousand. Read More …

Hey New York, SHRINE has an amazing show of works up right now by Mary T Smith! Trust me, I’ve seen the works. Or if you don’t, read this: “Mary, who was hearing-impaired from an early age, was the third Read More …

Rock band Umphrey’s McGee (UM) has teamed up with We Are Lions (WAL) to present a new line of merchandise to celebrate the 15th anniversary of UM’s seminal album Anchor Drops. UM selected their favorite designs of the bunch – Read More …

About the exhibition “Mixed Messages” focuses heavily on the idea of communication, mainly through the representation of text and portraits. I am drawn to the varying ways NIAD’s artists interpret faces and people, what features to exaggerate or abandon, what Read More …