Edo printmaking has brought a western form of art to the Japan Society. In this exhibit you will see more than 89 different examples of classic Ukiyo-e imagery from Japan’s Edo period. This period spanned from 1615-1868 and juxtaposed many different pieces of artwork. This striking form of art has influenced many artists from around the world.
Location: Japan Society
Address: 333 E 47th St?New York, NY ?10017
Dates/ Hours: Now- June 9 Tue–Thu 11am–6pm; Fri 11am–9pm; Sat, Sun 11am–5pm
Admissions: $12, seniors and students $10, members Children under 16 free
Students from the Urban Assembly School of Wildlife Conservation will be displaying artwork titled ‘Changing Lenses’ at the Poe Park Visitors Center. This exhibition is a new program that allows young scientists to expand their art education through photography. It is sponsored by the Joy of Giving Something, INC. This non-profit organization promotes the art of photography.
Location: Poe Park Visitor Center
Address: 640 Grand Concourse, Bronx NY 10458, Between 192 Street & Kings bridge Road
The World Science Festival is back this year and better than ever. This annual celebration explores science and art here in New York City. The four-day event combines cutting-edge arts and culture with many special guests along the way. You can check out these out-of-this-world projects and structures throughout the weeklong event.