Art in General, Crucial New York Alternative Space, to Close Because of Covid-19
The organization's leadership said "financial constriction" resulting from the pandemic forced the closure.
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Aliza Shvarts on the Traumatic Experience of Going Viral
Aliza Shvarts first gained notoriety for her 2008 Yale BFA thesis, a yearlong project for which, each month, she artificially inseminated herself and then took an herbal abortifacient. Shvarts's…
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Frederieke Taylor, New York Gallerist and Leader of Arts Organizations, Dies at 77
She cofounded TZ'Art in SoHo in 1993 and ran a namesake Chelsea space later on.
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Holly Block, Executive Director of Bronx Museum of the Arts, Dies
She spearheaded plans to build a $25 million addition to the institution.
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Postcommodity
Long before the forty-fifth president of the United States rolled out his demonstrably preposterous plan to build a security wall stretching two-thousand-plus miles across the country’s border with Me…
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Crossing Over: Postcommodity Flips the Script on U.S. Border Patrol
In 2012, the three-person collective Postcommodity began having conversations with United States Border Patrol officials. The artists—Raven Chacon, Cristóbal Martínez, and Kade L…
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Ai Weiwei Used 650,000 Legos to Create a Massive Ode to Monet’s Most Famous Painting
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‘Coco Chanel’ Surges After Bad Bunny’s Viral Reggaeton Ode to the Designer: A Brief History of Her References in Hip-hop, Pop and More Music
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Frank Lloyd Wright’s One-of-a-Kind Circular Sun House Lists in Arizona
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Red Sox Seek ‘Boston’ Trademark to Control City Name in Sports Sales
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