March 1st through 5th • Reception Thursday, March 4th

"It’s the first time we had Andy Warhol at the Bronx Museum.”

NYT: And Now, an Exhibition From Our Sponsor

Saluggi's Pizzeriaart® goes underground this summer with a show at Saluggi Pizzeria's new space at 325 Church Street in lower Manhattan. Work by Ekaterina Smirnova, Jeff Tocci, Scott Higgins and more. Through September 8. Free.

Art Students League Happy Hour Tuesdays take 15% off pizza and enjoy $9 pitchers Tuesdays with your Art Students League Student ID.

Saluggi's Pizzeria
325 Church Street
New York NY 10013  read more »

The Art Students League of New York presents The New Jersey Show
Sponsored by The George A. Ohl, Jr. Trust Foundation
Curated by John Baber

Friday, June 12, 2009 - Sunday, June 14, 2009
Opening Reception FRI 6-10PM
Featuring the work of more than 40 ASL artists, instructors and employees

@ 113 DESIGN CO.
930 Newark Avenue Loft #6
Jersey City, NJ 07306 [directions]

For more information call (646) 496-2359

The Greatest Depression Ever!!!

March 23 - 27, 2009 at
The Art Students League of New York
215 West 57th Street

Opening reception Thursday, March 26, 6:00PM

Lawrence B. Salander, noted Upper East Side art dealer, was charged with stealing from investors and collectors.

A noted Upper East Side art dealer has been indicted on charges he stole $88 million from investors and collectors who consigned artwork to him and said they were cheated out of the sale proceeds or never saw the pieces again, according to a person briefed on the case.

Read: NYT: Art Dealer Charged With Stealing $88 Million

Show your support for art® - come to a benefit dinner at Saluggi's Pizzeria on Tuesday, February 24th at 6:00PM. $25 for pizza and beer. We will be holding a silent auction for stuff donated by Cenedella Class students and all proceeds will go towards production and printing expenses for the Spring 2009 catalog.

Saluggi's Pizzeria
325 Church Street, New York, NY 10013
(1/2 block south of Canal)
Tuesday, February 24th at 6:00PM
$25 per person - door prizes - silent auction

Artist David Cerny's "Entropa" Opens to Rave Reviews in Brussels

Entropa

Why didn’t anyone realize right away that there was something seriously weird about the new piece of art in Brussels?

The piece, an enormous mosaic installed in the European Council building over the weekend, was meant to symbolize the glory of a unified Europe by reflecting something special about each country in the European Union.

But wait. Here is Bulgaria, represented as a series of crude, hole-in-the-floor toilets. Here is the Netherlands, subsumed by floods, with only a few minarets peeping out from the water. Luxembourg is depicted as a tiny lump of gold marked by a “for sale” sign, while five Lithuanian soldiers are apparently urinating on Russia.

Read: NYT: Art Hoax Unites Europe in Displeasure
Official website: Entropa: Stereotypes are Barriers to be Demolished
Latest News: Tisková zpráva Press Release