Exhibitions "INVESTIGATING WHERE WE LIVE," a summer program offered by the Municipal Art Society, 457 Madison Avenue, at 51st Street, exhibits the projects of 20 students ages 12 to 16 from Hamilton Heights and from Long Island City, Queens.
The art is a continuation of the museum's "Art in the Streets" exhibit.
The "Art In The Streets" exhibit at MOCA drew criticism from LAPD for indirectly encouraging vandalism and other illegal activity in the surrounding neighborhood.
The Living Torah Museum, on 41st Street, exhibits ancient artifacts.
But for years, Wall Street has exhibited only contempt for anyone on the government payroll who did not work for the Fed.
Edward F. Caldwell & Co., of 38 West Fifteenth Street, are exhibiting the first heated baptismal font in history.
WESTCHESTER ARTS WORKSHOP (914-734-4680), at 27 North Division Street, will exhibit the work of artists who live and/or work in Peekskill, but do not have studios in the downtown area.
Although "Garmento," which opens today in Manhattan, at the Village East (Second Avenue at 12th Street, East Village), exhibits a flailing comic energy, its eagerness to condemn everything about Seventh Avenue, along with its sub-par acting and a choppy narrative style that finally runs amok, lends it a tone of hysterical finger-pointing.
If you need even more motivation to stick your head round the door, Hotel Street is exhibiting some of Collins' original tattoo art for the first time in Europe.
In 1938, just before the outbreak of war, she opened the Guggenheim Jeune gallery on Cork Street, London, exhibiting the work, among many others, of Jean Cocteau, Henry Moore, and Yves Tanguy, whose wife apparently once tried to throw a fish at her during dinner after finding out they'd been having an affair.
