Up On The Broadway Marquee: PRISCILLA QUEEN OF THE DESERT The Musical

A new Broadway musical is arriving later this month at the Palace Theatre. "Priscilla Queen of the Desert The Musical" from the hit 1994 movie, follows the adventures of a trio of drag queens who journey across the Australian Outback. Previews begin on February 28 at the Palace which is located at 1564 Broadway.

Will Ryman's THE ROSES In Full Bloom On Wintery Park Avenue

In his inaugural public art exhibition, artist Will Ryman's sculptures of pink and red rose blossoms, "The Roses" are installed at Park Avenue Mall between 57th and 67th Streets. The rose blossoms towering as high as 25 feet are made of stainless steel, fiberglass resin, automotive paint and brass. The public art exhibition runs through May 31, 2011.

Empire State Building Lights Commemorate World Cancer Day

Last night, the Empire State Building tower lights were blue/orange/blue to commemorate World Cancer Day.

"The Changing Face of William Shakespeare" at the Morgan Library and Museum

Opening today at the Morgan Library and Museum is an exhibit featuring portraits of William Shakespeare. "The Changing Face of William Shakespeare" features the oil on panel portrait by an unknown artist and was inherited by Archbishop Charles Cobbe (1686-1785). The Cobbe portrait pictured above has been determined to be the original of a long series of portraits traditionally identified as Shakespeare. The exhibit runs through May 1. The Morgan Library and Museum is located at 225 Madison Avenue at 36th Street.

Edward Ruscha's OOF

Edward Ruscha's painting called OOF is on display at the Museum of Modern Art. The word "Oof" belongs to the world of comic strips. Ruscha rendered the word in oil and acrylic on canvas (1962, reworked 1963), giving the silly onomatopoeic grunt an incommensurable monumentality. OOF is suspended between image, language and icon (from the gallery caption).

Louis Vuitton Fifth Avenue Flagship Store Window Display - All Creatures Great And Small

The current window display at the Louis Vuitton Fifth Avenue flagship store feature creatures creatively sculpted from a variety of small leather products.