ILevel Creates Family Photo Walls in NYC
Many of ILevel’s clients have just returned from fabulous holiday trips and family gatherings, and their phones are full of precious photographic memories. Our staff of professional picture hangers has been hard at work helping clients create gorgeous family photo walls showcasing these holiday treasures.
5 New York City Art Events to Catch in August
The dog days of summer have descended upon New York City, and one of our favorite places to flee while we wait for boot weather is Manhattan’s (mostly air-conditioned) galleries and museums. This month, there’s plenty to do and see on the art scene, but here are a few shows we’re looking forward to most.
Outdoor Art Exhibits Around New York City This Summer
New York City isn’t exactly know as a place for outdoor enthusiasts. Many of the best reasons to visit or live in New York–galleries, museums, restaurants, shopping, theater–are indoors. But if you prefer to spend the warm summer months with the sun shining on your face (we don’t blame you!) there are still many ways to enjoy New York outdoors, too. One of our favorites is touring the city’s many outdoor art events that take place each summer season. Here’s a quick rundown of a few of the best.
A New Source for Art in New York City
After hanging art in New York City for more than two decades, we thought we’d seen it all. But a recent article in the Village Voice proved us wrong. The post was about a new art company, called Wall-(m)Art.
4 Places to See Outdoor Art Installations In New York City
Summer officially starts tomorrow! While it’s true that New York City can be a bit of a ghost town (relatively speaking) on the weekends during the warmer months, when its residents flee to the beaches of Long Island or their cabins upstate, staying in the city for a summer weekend can offer a lot of fun, too. One of our favorite activities around the city in the summer is touring its many public art installation al fresco.
Ann Fensterstock Shares Her Top Spots for Art in New York
In the art world, Ann Fensterstock’s opinion is a respected one. Among her credentials: She holds an M.A. in contemporary art from NYU, she spent ten years on the acquisitions committee at the Museum of Modern Art, and she currently serves as as a member of the museum’s Contemporary Arts Council.