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Chelsea Art Galleries 28th St through 24th St

Chelsea Art Galleries 28th St through 24th St

Sun, May 31, 3:00 PM
From Art Exhibition Explorers • US

**Event Details:** **11:00 AM** meet at the entrance of *High Line Nine* gallery on 28th St **01:00 PM** one-hour lunch break **05:00 PM** event ends, regardless of how far we’ve progressed Starting from the *High Line Nine*, we will do our best to visit every gallery until we reach *Lehmann Maupin* on 24th St. This is a casual group gallery walk designed for inspiration and connection with fellow creatives—not a guided educational tour. Expect at least 8,000+ steps of walking. You're free to leave whenever you please. Just let us know so we won't have to wait for you. Please wear comfortable shoes and have breakfast before you arrive. Don’t forget to bring a water bottle to stay hydrated! There is no fee to join. During lunch, anyone who wants informal feedback on their current creative projects is welcome to share. Critique is entirely optional. Also, no pressure at all if you'd prefer to enjoy lunch on your own.

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Helen Frankenthaler Art Experience

Helen Frankenthaler Art Experience

Sun, Jun 7, 3:00 PM
From East Village Workshop

This is part of **Abstractions**: a series of art experiences in NYC exploring abstraction theory and methods of iconic artists. **Helen Frankenthaler Art Experience** An exploration of Frankenthaler’s landscape abstractions and soak-stain method. **You will:** 1. Learn about Frankenthaler's career and artwork. 2. Examine her method and technique. 3. Exercise automatic gesturing and memory abstraction. 4. Practice soak-staining. 5. Develop your style & technique 6. Create an original abstract painting. 7. View Frankenthaler's work at Gagosian Gallery and experience New York's vibrant art scene. [Helen Frankenthaler: The Moment and the Distance (April 20 - July 2, 2026)](https://gagosian.com/exhibitions/2026/helen-frankenthaler-the-moment-and-the-distance/?referrer=luma) **Music:** As a tribute to Frankenthaler, we've created a New York-based musical timeline, beginning in her era and moving through the decades. **Registration:** 1\. Sign up and pay on our registration page [here.](https://eastvillageworkshop.com/helen-frankenthaler-career) 2\. RSVP in Partiful [here.](https://partiful.com/e/uJdEX2ITynAn3EKIkEBk?c=18z5vK0r) 3\. You will receive a confirmation email\. 4\. Partiful will handle the rest\! Sign up now and get 50% off! Just $25 for an art experience you'll never forget! \*Full refunds are available up to 48 hours before the event. Who is Helen Frankenthaler? Go to the registration page for a free interactive documentary and find out! Contact: hello@eastvillageworkshop.com ###

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Metropolitan Museum of Art: Renaissance Artist Raphael

Sun, Jun 14, 6:00 PM
From New York City Museum Connoisseurs
4.9
17 attendees
The Art of the Costume: DIFAD x Women of Culture at the Met

The Art of the Costume: DIFAD x Women of Culture at the Met

Fri, Jun 5, 10:00 PM
From Women of Culture NYC
4.8

Women of Culture and [DIFAD (Do It For A Day)](https://www.difadnyc.com/?utm_source=luma) are joining forces for a special evening at **[The Metropolitan Museum of Art ](https://www.metmuseum.org/?utm_source=luma)**as we experience ***[Costume Art](https://www.metmuseum.org/exhibitions/costume-art?utm_source=luma)***, The Costume Institute’s highly anticipated spring 2026 exhibition exploring the relationship between fashion, art, and the human body across centuries of cultural history. **[Advance Purchase Required here](https://luma.com/Costume-Art)** ​Presented in The Costume Institute’s newly expanded galleries adjacent to the Great Hall, the exhibition features extraordinary pairings of garments and artworks from across The Met’s vast collections, revealing how clothing has shaped identity, beauty, symbolism, power, and self-expression throughout time. ​Spanning prehistory to the present day, the exhibition invites visitors to consider the dressed body not simply as fashion, but as a living artistic and cultural language. ​Our evening will begin with a special introduction and overview of the exhibit before guests will have time to independently explore the exhibition galleries at their own pace. While no formal guided tour will be offered, we have personally designed an interactive activity to help guests connect more deeply and get the most from the experience. We will then share our reflections and impressions over an optional dinner at **[Sant Ambroeus](https://www.santambroeus.com/?srsltid=AfmBOop04gVuwJabxfROTBlDJrVE65eeUTV6HX3rgB7CrOe3ixu3h_Z_&utm_source=luma) Madison**. ​A New York destination beloved for its Milanese elegance and sophisticated atmosphere, Sant Ambroeus has long been a favorite gathering place for the city’s art and fashion communities. ​Whether you are passionate about fashion, visual art, design, history, or simply enjoy intellectually and culturally enriching experiences shared in wonderful company, this promises to be an inspiring and beautifully curated evening. ​**What Awaits You:** * ​The opportunity to deepen your understanding of fashion, art, and identity through expert insights, thoughtful conversation, and immersive cultural exploration * ​An elevated New York evening that blends inspiration, meaningful connection, and timeless elegance * ​Access to one of the most anticipated exhibitions of 2026 alongside a community of fashion & culture-loving women *** ​**Event Details:** ​**6pm** \| Gather in the Great Hall at [The Met](https://www.metmuseum.org/?utm_source=luma) 1000 5th Ave ​**6:15pm** \| Exhibition talk & self\-guided tour of the *Costume Art* show ​**8pm** \| Dinner at **[Sant Ambroes](https://www.santambroeus.com/?srsltid=AfmBOop04gVuwJabxfROTBlDJrVE65eeUTV6HX3rgB7CrOe3ixu3h_Z_&utm_source=luma) Madison\*** 1000 Madison Ave. *** **[Advance Purchase Required here](https://luma.com/Costume-Art)** **Tickets for Non-members:** * ​**Museum & talk only:** $85 first release; $95 full price ​ **Tickets for [Art-full Members](https://womenofculture.org/artfull-membership-nyc?utm_source=luma):** * ​**Museum & talk only:** $75 first release; $85 full price * ​**Full experience with dinner:** $115 first release; $125 full price ​*Premier members save an additional 20%. Learn more about membership and join [here](https://womenofculture.org/artfull-membership-nyc?utm_source=luma).* ​**Inclusions** * ​All tickets include entrance to the Met + the pre-exhibition talk with Helen Lee. * ​Full experience tickets for members *also* include 1 drink or appetizer at dinner (inclusive of tax/tip). ​ ​**Art-Full Membership** ​If you are not yet an Art-full member, we would love to have you join us for as little as $45/month for the basic membership, or $15/month for the online sisterhood membership. You can[ learn more about all membership levels and join here](https://womenofculture.org/artfull-membership?utm_source=luma) or reach out to alex@womenofculture.org with any questions. ​**The membership provides:** * ​Access to *member exclusive* events like this one * ​Complimentary tickets to all online events, including the[ Member Monday sisterhood connection sessions](https://luma.com/calendar/manage/cal-8KvKXh9heG4tp0p) * ​Priority access to & discounts on ALL events * ​**Premier** members *also* get priority access to 'culture-tunities' including free VIP passes to exclusive after-hours events at cultural institutions all over the city ​All designed to help you live your best, most art-full and socially connected life! **Note about tickets/ RSVP's:** * RSVPs on Meetup do NOT count as official registrations for this event, and the RSVP count on Meetup may not reflect the actual number of attendees. To attend, you must purchase a ticket, which guarantees your spot, regardless of whether you RSVP here. * All paid and confirmed attendees will receive an email from [[alex@womenofculture.org](mailto:alex@womenofculture.org)]([mailto:alex@womenofculture.org](http://mailto:alex@womenofculture.org/))] 1–2 days before the event with further details, including a link to a WhatsApp group for important updates. If you do not receive this email (make sure to check your spam as well), it likely means you did not complete registration or payment.

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Art Stroll Chelsea: Sublime to Gross

Art Stroll Chelsea: Sublime to Gross

Sun, May 31, 6:30 PM
From Art Exploration in NYC

A personal guided conversation about looking, feeling, thinking, and wondering. Lets ask weird questions! Notice strange things! See what art does to us. I have a list of 5+ shows within walking distance of each other. We will meet up, visit a gallery full of weird and provocative things, stay as long as we like, and then move on to the next one and the next. In the past these events get to 3-5 shows. We will look at what we want, it won’t be everything, lets keep our eyes fresh! As we go, I hope you’ll join me in an open, low pressure, no pretense conversation about what we see, and how it affects us. I will tell you what I know and what I intuit, and also what I don't know. I hope you will ask the questions that pop into your head. and after, we will try to find time for a weather appropriate beverage together. The shows of contemporary art include: * a group show like a good potluck * Moonlight * Really big paintings * More, depending on how hungry we are for variety! We may discuss: * Why do people make the art they do? * Does it matter if you like the work? Why should we look at it? * What do you do when it is freaky or rude? If it provokes a response (including boredom, anger, confusion). Maybe that's an experience in itself? * What do you see that I don’t? * The gallery press release tells us why they are showing this work, do we find those words helpful or irrelevant? * What happens when we leave the exhibit? **Who am I?** I am a visual artist and set designer, with a strong interest in collaboration and engagement with intentional and accidental audiences. I find the NYC art world fascinating, complicated, welcoming and forbidding all at once. It is best done with friends like you. **Please Note #1:** *This is a tour for art newbies to art devotees. I welcome all.* I will ask you to share your thoughts and experiences, I am not lecturing you, I am not the expert here. You are welcome to love what you see, hate it or not get it. We do this together. **Please Note #2:** Covid conscious masking is welcome. I might wear one myself...

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FRIDAY NIGHT SERIES: THE COSTUME INSTITUTE SPRING 2026 EXHIBIT!

Fri, Jun 12, 9:00 PM
From Sojourner Soles - Walking and Hiking Adventures Across NYC!
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Meetup helps people discover local events and groups based on shared interests. Whether you're an art lover or a culture enthusiast, finding exhibitions and meeting fellow art admirers in New York is easy with Meetup.

To find art events near you, search by location and interest on Meetup. Enter 'New York' and filter by 'Art Exhibitions' to see upcoming gatherings and exhibitions in your area.

Art exhibitions in New York can be found across various famed galleries, local studios, and community spaces. Use Meetup to explore diverse venues hosting these events in the city.

Join art meetups by searching for groups that match your interests and location in New York. Select a Meetup group you like, then join and RSVP to their events for a chance to connect with other art aficionados.

Many art meetups in New York are free, though some events may have a fee depending on the venue or exhibit. Check the event details on Meetup for specific cost information.

Yes, you can start your own art-centric Meetup group in New York. This is a great way to gather local art lovers and organize exhibitions or art discussions tailored to your creative vision.

Meetup offers a platform to connect, but meaningful interactions depend on your engagement and participation in events. Attend meetups regularly to increase your chances of meeting artists and enthusiasts.

Art events on Meetup in New York range from traditional gallery exhibitions to modern art shows, immersive installations, and artist talks. Check the current listings for a wide variety of art experiences.

While joining a group enhances community engagement, you can attend some individual art events listed on Meetup without a full commitment. Check the event's details to see attendance requirements.

RSVPing to an art exhibition on Meetup is simple. Locate the event you are interested in, and click the RSVP button to confirm your attendance and receive event updates.

Event quality can vary, as each is organized independently by different groups. Attending a variety of events can help you find high-quality experiences that meet your expectations.

While Manhattan and the broader New York area are bustling with activity, the frequency of art events depends on individual organizers. Consistently check Meetup for the latest updates on new exhibitions and events.

Yes, due to varying circumstances, some New York art exhibitions might be hosted online. Be sure to review event details on Meetup to determine the format and enjoy art from wherever you are.

Meetup's location feature helps you discover events and groups near your chosen area. Simply enter 'New York' and filter by interest to explore local art exhibitions easily.

While many arts and cultural interests have a presence in New York, not every niche may have an active Meetup group. Consider starting a group if you identify a gap and wish to bring like-minded people together.