Meet the art dealer whose jewelry has been worn by hip-hop legends and is now collaborating with wave-making contemporary artists.
Get lost in thought - and play your favourite vinyls - at this dream bookstore. Sift through the smart and soulful collections of art, spirituality, philosophy, fiction.
Immerse yourself in scented objects, olfactory experiences and smell performances, in this innovative Lower East Side (LES) gallery directed by neurologist-philosopher Andreas Keller.
As in, Angelina. A creative hub bringing together fashion designers and art people in a historic two-storey building on Great Jones, where Warhol and Basquiat once worked.
Locals flock to the sky-blue doors of this Venezuelan street food spot. Join them for Patacón sandwiches and arepas washed down with cold passion fruit juice.
East Village vibes meet Southern warmth inside this double-wide storefront on Avenue A where you can expect a mix of up-and-coming NYC painters and artists exploring Black craft traditions.
A longtime French friend of the neighborhood. Lucien is the place to come for Parisian bistro specialities like Escargots de Bourgogne and Moules Marinière.
Get immersed in utopian futures with feminist and queer art and artists at this graffiti-covered street-level gallery with subterranean speakeasy.
Internet explorers, anime theorists, and memetic mythmakers are looking to escape the algorithm inside this tiny, but mighty, storefront gallery.
In a display window and closet in a Chinese kitchen supply store on Orchard Street and a storefront on Allen Street, artist-and-curator rebels stage experimental shows that stretch art world rules.
The flagship of this sprawling art supply store. They’ve been selling art supplies for over 20 years. This is where the best graffiti artists come to get their cans.
Books, clothes, records, and art span floor to ceiling to the soundtrack of DJ-spun records at this graffiti and skater-vibe Orchard Street gallery. By the neighborhood, for the neighborhood.
High-concept, anti-establishment art fills a three-story building just off the Gilded Age gateway to the historic Manhattan Bridge.
NYU shows us how a university museum is done, with superbly-curated, context-driven shows right in the middle of historic Cooper Square.
Catch a little whiff of California in the center of Dimes Square. Locals flock to this corner spot for coffee, cocktails, and Hangover Wraps before (or after) hitting the galleries of Henry Street.
The brainchild of NYC skateboarders. Pick up a piece of cult memorabilia. The kind of souvenirs you want on your desk - MTA desk light? Garbage can for your pens? Plus the latest apparel collections, special collabs, and in-store exclusives.
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