"I did several paintings where I just replaced time with space."

Tim Hawkinson’s survey at the Whitney is full of buzzing contraptions, assembled with the kind of creative electrical engineering familiar to residents of college dorms and unrenovated brownstones.

The ten most likely to succeed from the “Greater New York”show.

Eccentric and deliberately naïve, Hans-Peter Feldmann turns snapshots into sharpshooting.

Ugg boots—those puffy perennials from down Under that suddenly appeared this winter on every fashionista’s feet—may be sold out through spring, but you can still traipse through winter in Sherpa style.

Even if you don’t know your topping lift from your boom vang, it’s possible to get out on New York’s waters with a couple of friends and a picnic.

An exhibit at the New Museum highlights works from the eighties East Village scene.

Artist Wolfgang Staehle inadvertently recorded the 9/11 attacks during his last show. His new exhibit: mostly landscapes.

They make crocheted campfires, videos of Las Meninas, and sculptures of white-collar criminals. Some of them even paint. The top 10 young artists to watch in this year’s show.

Double Show At The Project And Gagosian November 5 Through December 18