Archive for the ‘New York Art’ category

Walk the Extra Mile – Explore Museums in New York

November 8th, 2011

The tree-lined route on the side of Central Park is home to some of the best museums and art institutions in the world. Known as Museum Mile, this tree-lined section of Fifth Avenue is the best place to explore the museums in New York.

The section runs from the 82nd to 104, in fact, occupy the Upper East Side, at Fifth Avenue in Manhattan, and with ten museums that length, it can be regarded as the best representation of culture in the world

One of the busiest and most popular museums along the Mile, the Metropolitan Museum of Art Simply called Met, it houses a permanent exhibition of more than two million works of art and one of the largest art galleries in the world. » Read more: Walk the Extra Mile – Explore Museums in New York

Performing Arts in New York And How To Find It

October 4th, 2011

New York is home to over 240 entertainment options including famous sights like Carnegie Hall, Radio City Music Hall and Lincoln Center, New York is one of the most important centers of the world for the Performing Arts.

It acts as the theater capital of the nation. It is in such a position, with performances of Broadway hits, much less innovative and Off-Broadway and Off-Off-Broadway.

New York, also has a role to the more prestigious New York Shakespeare Festival productions increases the Joseph Papp Public Theater in most of the year and presents the Shakespeare Park series in Central Park in the summer.

New York is home to the New York Philharmonic. It is one of the nation’s most celebrated symphony orchestras and is the oldest as well. The country is the first opera at the Metropolitan Opera, is also located here. Opera is also taken from the New York City Opera and some other groups. » Read more: Performing Arts in New York And How To Find It

The Hudson River School of Painters

October 4th, 2011

1st Strengths and philosophies behind the movement:

At the beginning of the 19th Century, when America was new. The cities are new. The government was new. Infrastructure was new. His spirit was back. And a new generation of painters was about to capture on canvas. But their origin, like many aspects of the country can be traced across the Atlantic to Europe, in this case, the movement of Romanticism.

Diffuse across the continent to serve during the last century, and the artistic core of poetry, painting, architecture and even cause it replaces traditionally restrictive approach, intellectual and material, the life with a contemplation and expression, especially the impressive features , as its vast forests and sky without limits. This, according to this philosophy by a source much larger than the viewer will be created, and it took his soul, without limiting to connect with her. Finished intellectual understanding, it was concluded, was not the opponents for endless creations.

Artistic works are an expression of what can be served by man together with his origin, his origins, namely informed that he started to (re) realize that it was a combination of physical, intellectual and emotional, and it was the latter which to replace it with emotion to reason, to win a new relationship with nature allowed in the process. » Read more: The Hudson River School of Painters