выставки и что посмотреть. Очень 2023
PAC NYC opens our doors to welcome the arts community we are dedicated to. Come tour our state-of-the-art theaters, explore our venue and be among the first to discover Lower Manhattan’s new home for the performing arts.
OPEN HOUSE: ARTS COMMUNITY DAY
Sep 27, 2023
5-8pm
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"In a New Light: American Impressionism 1870–1940" highlights the work of important figures in the American Impressionism movement from the late 19th to early 20th centuries, including Childe Hassam, George Inness and John Sloan. Thirteen of the featured artists were once Artist Life Members of the NAC, making the exhibition a celebration of both the famed movement and the NAC's own history.
Over 130 pieces will are now on display through November 22 at the NAC's Tilden House in Gramercy Park for free. The works hail from the Bank of America collection.
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From Wednesday, September 13 through Tuesday, October 24, see artworks from Robert Indiana throughout Rockfeller Center's landmark campus, including the long-awaited return of his LOVE sculpture to Manhattan.
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Famed artists Édouard Manet and Edgar Degas were born just two years apart in the 1830s, hailed from similar French upbringings and ran in the same circles. At times, they were friends but at other times, frenemies.
A new exhibit coming to The Metropolitan Museum of Art this fall will explore the friendship and rivalry of these two masters of 19th-century French art. "Manet/Degas" runs from September 24-January 7, 2024.
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See 225 pieces, including miniature books and periodicals, photographs, posters, artwork, propaganda leaflets and letters. Highlights include rare prototypes for troop-friendly publications, a bundle of Armed Services Editions in its original packaging, a U.S. Army librarian uniform and a display on World War II-era book bans.
"The Best-Read Army in the World" is on view at the Upper East Side club from September 27 through December 30, 2023; it's free to visit.
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Center for Jewish History Exhibitions
15 West 16th Street New York, NY 10011
Monday through Wednesday 9:30am to 4:30pm
Thursday 9:30am to 8:00pm
Friday 10:00am to 3:00pm
Sunday 11:00am to 5:00pm
A new exhibition that celebrates Jewish comics is coming to the Center for Jewish History this fall. JewCE! The Museum and Laboratory of the Jewish Comics Experience will showcase the work of renowned Jewish comics writers and artists, including original artwork, historical artifacts, interactive installations that explore Jewish themes and narratives in comics and more.
The exhibition is open from October 9 through December 2023
Guests will also be able to try their hand at character creation, storyboarding and iconography as part of the Laboratory portion of the exhibit.
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The Met is opening a free science and art play space for kids
81st Street Studio
This art and science play space designed for kids ages 3-11 and their families welcomes visitors to use their senses for exploration. Kids can smell different types of wood, look through a microscope, play oversized musical instruments, and try digital activities to learn about different materials. Best of all, this newly designed drop-in space on the Met’s ground level is completely free for kids and their caregivers; it opens on September 9 with a daylong children’s festival.
Within its 3,500-square-foot area, 81st Street Studio features both digital and analog experiences designed to encourage making, investigation, critical thinking, problem-solving and appreciation for materials and their properties. Drop-in activities and self-directed art- and science-making activities will be available during museum hours.
A large music station includes a standing guitar, a castanet wall, an organ, and a marimba, all designed by the music/audio pros at Yamaha. Yamaha also created a bird chime that will play sounds to mark important times of the day in the studio. The musical components are designed to help kids understand how materials influence sound through instruments. Plus, they’re a ton of fun for kids of all ages.
Families who want to continue the exploration after leaving the studio can pick up a Met Field Guide, a packet of tools with guidance for an adventure in the museum and in Central Park. The field guide encourages kids to learn more about the scientific aspects of The Met collection and Central Park as a field scientist, collecting data while also earning stickers and badges.
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The Oculus is transforming into a haunted Halloween hub next month
Kicking off on Friday, September 29, and running through Wednesday, November 1, Halloween House—which welcomed 100,000 visitors across its various locations last year—will take over the transportation and shopping hub at 185 Greenwich Street with an array of immersive, intricately designed themed rooms: a Glow in the Dark space, a mysterious Vampires' Lair, a Horror Movie Graveyard and an indoor pumpkin patch, among others.
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New York City’s largest haunted house is about to open in Times Square
Starting September 14, “Horrorwood Studios” opens its freakish doors in Times Square at 300 West 43rd Street for a spooky season of “heart-pounding” immersive experiences from artistic directors Will Munro and Katie McGeoch (the duo has spent more than two decades as the heads of Six Flags’ Fright Fest). Dubbed “TerrorVision - Live Screaming Your Nightmares,” you’ll live out your Samara dreams and step through a flickering TV screen into a horrible scene.
Filled with 140 actors across 20,000 square feet, what could be the largest haunted house in NYC, you’ll enter under the guise that you’re behind the scenes at the filming of an upcoming TerrorVision Halloween episode. “As things go terribly awry, the screen shatters and guests are suddenly cast as the unwitting new star, forced to face three tales of terror with each manifesting as an immersive walk through haunted house style experience, overflowing with gruesome creatures and movie magic special effects.”
Executive Producer Dalton M. Dale says they’ve hired Hollywood’s best makeup and special effects artists who will transform the cast into terrifying creatures nightly.
It sounds intense. According to organizers, the space will contain snow, wind, giant creatures and “seemingly impossible effects constantly happening all around,” in this nightmare world. Did Times Square really need this?
Tickets, which are $39 per person, can be purchased at facetheterror.com, with early bird pricing available until September 19. Don’t even think about it for kids 13 and under!
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Enchanting Imagination: The Objets d’Art of André Chervin and Carvin French Jewelers September 8, 2023 - March 17, 2024
Monday
CLOSED
Tuesday – Thursday
11 am – 5 pm
Friday
11 am – 8 pm
Saturday – Sunday
11 am – 5 pm
Adults
$24
Seniors, Educators, Active Military
$19
Students
$13
Kids (5–13 years old)
$6
Children Under 5
Free
Admission is pay-as-you-wish from 6–8 pm on Fridays.
Art has no limits
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