Events

The exhibit, presented by Historic New England, showcases original kitchens and kitchen artifacts that span centuries as well as geographic locations. Each item in the exhibition tells a story about life in that time period –  about food preparation and other domestic work; the use of household help; the impacts of new technologies; changes in gadgets and appliances; how advertising portrays women’s roles. Excerpts from letters and diaries that will also be on display reveal both nostalgic memories and despair at the endless drudgery of kitchen work.

International Print Center New York announces the presentation of Emerging Images: The Creative Process in Prints, opening on Thursday, Sept. 16 and remaining on view through Sunday, Oct. 17 in IPCNY’s gallery at 508 West 26th Street, Room 5-A.

The exhibition inaugurates IPCNY’s 10th Anniversary Season. Works by sixteen artists will be included in the exhibition. Each artist will be represented by
several variants of the same printed image, or one or several progressive proofs and a final print of the same image.

Pratt Manhattan Gallery (at 144 W. 14th St., NYC) will present “You Are Here → Mapping the Psychogeography of New York City,” an exhibition of work by a selection of contemporary artists that will map the emotional terrain of New York City, and explore the effect of the city’s powerful moods on those who live and work here.