Born and bred in the South Bronx, hip hop star Swizz Beatz is heading back to his native borough with his favorite contemporary artists in tow for No Commission NY: Art Performs. The unusual art fair ...

A Bronx art supply store closed down its business Friday after the company says it just isn't making enough money. The national chain store, Artist and Craftsman Supply on White Plains Road, shut its ...

The Old Bronx Borough Courthouse, with a work by Lady K Fever on the scaffolding covering its façade (all photos by the author for Hyperallergic) There weren’t many protesters — just seven — but they ...

In a Cowboy From the Bronx, Angelo Iodice and his alter-ego AJ Silver share the wild story of a how a Bronx native became an internationally renowned trick riding and roping star. Through multimedia ...

The Bronx River Art Center, a key part of the borough’s cultural scene for over three decades, will be reopening its renovated building to the general public for the first time on Thursday evening, ...

A sex worker-turned-Bronx teacher has joined celebrity lawyer Gloria Allred‘s stable of porn stars, former mistresses and banking beauties. Melissa Petro, who was banished from the classroom after ...

At times, things are not at all what they seem. This illusionary concept provides the theme for the 2012 Bronx Latin American Art Biennial. The biennial, which runs through November, will showcase the ...

The Old Bronx Borough Courthouse has been empty for the past 37 years. That is, it was empty until No Longer Empty, a New York nonprofit that stages art exhibits in abandoned spaces, opened its new ...

Frieze, the media company and art-fair organizer, has developed a proposal to create an arts district in the South Bronx, according to a document reviewed by artnet News. The ambitious proposed ...

The Bronx Museum of the Arts celebrates a major anniversary with plans for expansion that will include a restaurant, a boutique and enhanced public spaces. By David Kaufman This article is part of our ...

The Bronx Museum's fifth biennial continues to focus its programming on individual identity, eliding the ever-divergent interests of the art market and local communities. Within this context, the ...