On August 29th, POSH headquarters in SoHo was transformed into a living, breathing game world for Growing Takes Time — a one-night-only immersive arcade-meets-performance event choreographed by Karley Wasaff.

For more than four decades, David Dorfman has been shaping the modern-contemporary dance landscape with choreography that refuses to separate movement from meaning.

Alyssa Stevens’ art feels like a quiet meditation on memory, emotion, and transformation — an exploration of liminal spaces within time, and tradition that bleeds into technology.

On July 24, 2025, the red-lit, velvet-lined rooms of Madame X—a Lower East Side nightlife legend—were transformed into a live, playground of queer horror, erotic satire, and burlesque absurdity.

On a rainy Tuesday evening in DUMBO, the Sound and Mind Center resembled something between a ritual site and a dream. Artists, healers, and seekers gathered for “Memoir of The Human Body 2,” a one-night-only immersive experience that felt less like an event and more like a soft rebellion against disconnection.

In the bloom of native flowers on a rooftop once part of an ExxonMobil factory, something astonishing is happening. Art is taking root—not just as performance or installation, but as ecology, ritual, and resistance.

“Growing Takes Time,” an interactive performance by multidisciplinary artist Karley Wasaff, debuted at Satellite Art Gallery, a quirky and experimental space in the heart of SoHo/Lower East Side known for its immersive and genre-blurring events.

In Hands and Knees, presented at The Kitchen’s new Westbeth location, artist and sculptor Gordon Hall doesn’t give us answers. Instead, they give us time—palpable, aching time—and the space to feel what it means to wait.

On a rainy April evening in NYC, invite-only attendees at the Nasdaq experienced a traditionally unconventional performing art piece as OONA unveiled, "Treacherous Tickers." But what began as an exploration of value and symbolism evolved into a stark demonstration of the vulnerabilities inherent in modern digital exchanges.

Featuring more than 30 lots by renowned digital artists, the sale exceeded all expectations, totaling a remarkable $728,784, well above its original estimate.

‘I GOT A STORY TO TELL’ : The Artists Rewriting Our Future at Tanya Weddemire Gallery

Tanya Weddemire Gallery welcomes the New Year with ‘I GOT A STORY TO TELL, ‘ an exhibition curated by Tatianna Mack featuring the works of four visionary artists: Blu Murphy, Brittney S. Price, Kaylyn Webster, and Lex Marie.

Within the walls of All Street Gallery, Kidcarol debuted an early look at her latest work, featuring a selection of six out of the fifteen pieces set to debut next year. This series captured the essence of an ethereal journey through the complexities of human emotions, symbolizing Carol's personal and artistic metamorphosis.

New York, NY – JPEG FICTION, the digital art showcase curated by Josh Sauceda, was held on December 18th at the Canvas 3.0 gallery within The Oculus, New York City’s iconic architectural and cultural landmark.

We are overjoyed to announce that The Future of Digital Art Exhibition was a resounding success! Hosted at the iconic Oculus, WTC in New York City, the exhibition showcased the work of 53 international artists from over half a dozen countries.

From Iran to the global art stage, Betty Najafi has journeyed from a childhood passion for painting to international recognition, bridging physical and digital realms.

Al Sandimirova, the founder of Automic Gold, is a queer jewelry designer who immigrated to the United States as a refugee due to the dangers they faced as an LGBTQ+ individual in their home country.

This Fall, Molly McCutcheon was a phenomena in New York City’s art scene with her latest exhibit at The Opening Gallery—a deeply personal showcase that exemplifies her creative growth since her last exhibition in Manhattan.

Many in the contemporary art world have asked, “How do we get more eyeballs on art?” Finally, someone has an answer: Oliver Alonso, who has reached over 9M (and counting) on TikTok with his Art Tolerance Tests as Oli.af. 

New York, NY — ARCHIV3 Magazine is thrilled to announce the launch of Issue #3, featuring 40 groundbreaking artists and 5 in-depth features. To celebrate, we invite you to a FREE RSVP event on September 28, 2024, hosted at The Oculus WTC in collaboration with MetaBetties at Canvas 3.0, an innovative digital gallery space.

LLADRÓ, a renowned Spanish brand, has established its presence in New York City, offering a unique blend of art, craftsmanship, and luxury through its exquisite porcelain creations.