Lee Lee Chan - Bushwick Open Studios 2010

On Saturday, 5 June 2010, members of Wired New York Meetup Group attended Bushwick Open Studios 2010 event. Lee Lee Chan

Places to see art in New York City

• Public Art in New York
• Museums
• Chelsea Art Galleries
• Brooklyn Art Galleries
• Williamsburg Art Galleries
• Dumbo Art Galleries
• Bushwick Art Galleries
• Lower East Side galleries
• Annual Armory Show
• Sculpture in 590 Madison Avenue atrium
• Socrates Sculpture Park

Photography in New York

New York Photo Festival

Armory Arts Week

Every March, artists, galleries, collectors, critics and curators from all over the world make New York their destination during Armory Arts Week

Art Shows

• The Armory Show
• Scope New York
• Pulse
• Fountain New York
• Verge New York
• Red Dot New York
• Volta NY
• ADAA Art Show
• PooL
• Independent
• Dutch Art Now
• Korean Art Show

Pictures of Art

Cybele, the Goddess of Fertility, the sculpture by Mihail Chemiakin, in front of Mimi Ferzt Gallery in Soho, on Prince Street.

Damien Hirst. The Virgin Mother. In Lever House courtyard.

Damien Hirst. The Virgin Mother.

Julian Opie, City?, 2004
Aluminum, paint, vinyl
Animals, Buildings, Cars, and People
October 28, 2004 – October 15, 2004
City Hall Park

Chinatsu Ban. VWX Yellow Elephant Underwear/HIJ Kiddy Elephant Underwear, 2005. Fiber-reinforced plastic, steel, acrylic paint, urethane. A project of Public Art Fund and the Japan Society.

Surveying this scene are two gigantic “eyeball” balloons, each 30 feet in diameter, floating 60 feet in the air above the Rockefeller Center Ice Rink.

“Tongari-kun” (Japanese for “Mr. Pointy”), a 30-foot-tall Buddha-like figure with multiple arms and a pointed head – Takashi Murakami’s largest sculpture ever – presiding over the scene at Rockefeller Center. September 2003.