Critic's Notebook: Ushering In Golden Age for Fans of Film The New York Times As the much heralded new home of the Film Society of Lincoln Center opens its David Rockwell designed Elinor Bunin Munroe Film Center and the...

The Met Plans to Occupy the Whitney's Uptown Home The New York Times As the Whitney Museum relocates to its planned new home in the Meatpacking district in 2015, its uptown neighbor will take over the landmark Breuer building...

Poised for Releases: 2 New Screens at Lincoln Center The New York Times In a move that could prove a boon for lovers and distributors of art house films, the Film Society of Lincoln Center has announced its most...

The Alliance presented the fourth Arts Forum at The New York Times on Monday, June 21. More than 400 cultural leaders, funders and advocates attended the panel discussion about art spaces and communities, which included speakers Craig Hatkoff, co-founder of...

Through its Supporting Diverse Art Spaces Initiative, the Ford Foundation will grant $100 million to the development of arts spaces nationwide over the next decade. An open RFP process will award up to $100,000 to arts and cultural organizations that...

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On October 17 El Museo del Barrio will celebrate its 40th anniversary and the reopening of its newly renovated building on Museum Mile with Latin music shows, book readings and art-making workshops. Highlights of the museum's permanent collection of Caribbean,...

The Museum of Chinese in America (MOCA) will open its new location at 215 Centre Street on Tuesday, September 22. Designed by architect Maya Lin, MOCA's new home is a 14,000-square-foot space in a former machine shop with multiple galleries,...

On Friday, September 25, the Poets House will welcome visitors to a housewarming at its new location, 10 River Terrace at the corner of Murray Street in Lower Manhattan's Battery Park City. The Poets House Library & Reading Room will...

On Friday, September 18 an entire downtown block will be transformed into free outdoor cultural space for the public. LentSpace, presented by the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council (LMCC) and made possible by a temporary loan of a Trinity Real Estate...