If the Fourth of July fireworks don’t satisfy your hankering for dazzling colors, Glendale’s Museum of Neon Art has an offer: Come visit its storage facility on July 9 for a rare peek of what promises ...

After being closed for almost five years, the Museum of Neon Art is back, and bigger and better than ever. Founded in 1981 by artists, the museum has traded a DTLA location for spacious digs in ...

With $3M seed, Neon debuts online NFT marketplace and physical vending machine to drastically simplify digital art collecting and creation NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Neon, the NFT and digital ...

The Museum of Neon Art has recaptured the 1950s nostalgia of Hollywood Boulevard and the Las Vegas strip, and takes you on a journey back in time into a visual realm of flashing lights. For three ...

Elina Kountouri, managing director of NEON, an art foundation established by Greek entrepreneur and art collector Dimitris Daskalopoulos, talks about bringing contemporary art close to the people of ...

Installation view of NEON: The Charged Line at Grundy Art Gallery, Blackpool, UK (all photos by Phill Heywood, all images courtesy Grundy Art Gallery) BLACKPOOL, UK — In White Noise, novelist Don ...

Hong Kong is famous for its nightly ‘Symphony of Lights’ multimedia show on Victoria Harbour, but the city’s original ...

Glendale’s Museum of Neon Art has collaborated with Bulleit Frontier Whiskey to create a new piece of neon art as part of a fundraising effort to help restore a historic 1940s neon sign. Lisa Schulte, ...

In her debut solo exhibition in China, Yanran Chen taps dreams, sci-fi, and memory in an immerse installation housed at Tang Contemporary Art's new Art Focus space. Artist Yaran Chen in her exhibition ...

NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) – The art of neon lights is still alive and well. You can call them glowing, luminous or even blazing, but you can't call them in danger. As CBSN New York's John Dias reports, ...

Editor’s note: This story first appeared in the December 9, 1968, issue of New York. It was also featured in Reread, New York’s subscriber-only archives newsletter. Click here to read the newsletter ...