The German-culture-promoting Goethe-Institut runs this downtown alternative space, which featured Berlin–based artist Natascha Sadr Haghighian earlier this year.
HUGO BOSS helped fund Christian Jankowski's 2009 show at Germany's Kunstmuseum Stuttgart, which included a functional karaoke bar. In New York, the artist is represented by Petzel.
Dealer Barbara Gladstone snatched up 1996 HUGO BOSS PRIZE winner Matthew Barney in the 1980s. His last New York gallery show, in 2006, was at this palatial space.
Immerse yourself in the cutting-edge designs of Massimo Vignelli, whose graphic art resides in MoMA’s permanent collection, while enjoying first-class contemporary Italian cuisine. (via ARTINFO)
The world's best modern art museum is in New York City, and it's open late every Friday. (via ARTINFO)
Designed by Modernist master Mies van der Rohe, the sculpture in the lobby is a Koons Balloon Dog and the Four Seasons restaurant off to the side features Rothko paintings. (via ARTINFO)
A series of wine splatters transmogrified into artworks adorn the walls here, the result of a collaboration between Daniel Boulud and mixed-media artist Vik Muniz. (via ARTINFO)
Mediterranean cuisine meets modern art at this sleek Upper East Side spot, accented by all-white modular seating and works by Chagall, Lichtenstein, Banksy, and Marceau on the walls. (via ARTINFO)
The Hugo Boss Prize winner earns a solo show at this Frank Lloyd Wright–designed icon. When the building was proposed, artists from Guston to Kline wrote in protest of its unusual shape.
