We’re excited about tomorrow’s opening reception for MAAC on the Map Edition II.
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See MAAC on The Map – Opening Reception: Saturday
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MAAC on the Map: Edition II
Please join us for this event! After the resounding success of MAAC on the Map Edition I, that opened on March 11, 2017, we are thrilled to announce the opening of our next contemporary art exhibition in the series. April 22, 2017 will mark the opening and reception of MAAC on the Map Edition […]
MAAC on the Map: NY1 News & Opening
Thank you to all the wonderful people who joined us for the opening reception of MAAC on the Map on Saturday! And thank you to Stephanie Simon for recommending us on NY1 News! Our Contemporary Art Exhibition Series Edition I., featuring the work of several female Asian artists working in New York City, is on until […]
Announcing: MAAC on the Map
We are pleased to announce an exciting new arts initiative at The Manhattan Art & Antique Center – MAAC on the Map. It is a four-part exhibition series happening in 2017. The first event in the series is a contemporary art exhibition featuring the work of several female Asian artists working in New York […]
Antique and Vintage Holiday Shopping Guide: More Treasures to Delight
With over 100 galleries, the Manhattan Art & Antiques Center makes for ideal one-stop-shopping! Take a look at our Holiday Collection for a plethora of gift ideas. Just a glimpse of the treasures you can find here at the MAAC: Hartley Brown LLC: Antique Hardstone Diamond Cameo Brooch/Pendant and Bulgari Sapphire Citrine Ring AAA Silver/Nathan […]
Pay What You Wish: Museums in Winter
When the weather gets cold, the cold take in art! (At least, that seems like the best plan.) NYC-ARTS has put together a detailed list of the NYC museums offering free – or pay-what-you-wish admission. You may not be able to wish the weather away, but it is comforting that when it’s punishing, you can duck […]
Picasso Sculpture Opens at MoMA, Picasso Ceramics at the MAAC
Perhaps the most highly anticipated exhibition of the year, Picasso Sculpture opened yesterday at the Museum of Modern Art to breathless critical acclaim. There’s a good reason for the hype–Picasso guarded his sculpture so closely that it wasn’t until 1966 at the age of 85 that he agreed to a major sculpture exhibition. There has […]
Japan Society Art Talk “Japan: A Reverence For Beauty”
“What makes the Japanese people unique in their need for beauty? What can Westerners learn from this ancient culture and history? How can a better understanding of the role beauty plays in the daily life of the Japanese enhance our own lives?” These are the questions acclaimed photographer Gil Garcetti answers in his most recent […]
Check Us Out In “111 Shops in New York That You Must Not Miss: Unique Finds and Local Treasures”
It’s often said you could eat out in New York City every day of your life and never eat at the same restaurant twice–imagine trying to visit all the shops in New York. Happily, writers Susan Lusk and Mark Gabor have done the heavy lifting for you and narrowed down 111 of the best-kept secrets […]
Art to See and Buy: Pop Art Women by Roy Lichtenstein
As today is International Museum Day, it seems like a good time to appreciate living in a city so filled with iconic art that you can’t walk several blocks without running into a masterpiece at one of our museums. With 100 galleries, The Manhattan Art & Antiques Center often feels like a museum of its […]