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In the early hours of June 28, 1969, the police raided the Stonewall Inn, a gay bar in New York's Greenwich Village. What came next would change the course of history.
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See images from one notable show every weekday.
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A Year in Queer: 8 Notable Moments of LGBTQ Art in New York
In these dark times, the writer has often turned to art, when his mental health allows, seeking comfort as this country falls to pieces.
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‘An Inventory of Shimmers’ at MIT List Visual Arts Center, Cambridge, Massachusetts
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Have At It: A Post-Trump New York Looks at How Images, Ideas, and Resources Circulate
On MoMA's collection rehang, CAPTC, Mary Beth Edelson, Vikky Alexander, Lynn Hershman Leeson, Graham Anderson, Jason Loebs, Raymond Pettibon, A. K. Burns, and more
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Andrea Rosen Gallery, a Chelsea Stalwart, ‘Will No Longer Have a Typical Permanent Public Space and Therefore No Longer Represent Living Artists’
Over the past two years, the commercial art world in New York has undergone profound changes, with numerous galleries relocating and others closing. Tonight, word came of undoubtedly the biggest…
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Shanghai Synergy
While Europe and the US continue to regard contemporary Chinese art with skepticism, curators and collectors in China now foster a dynamic mix of Eastern and Western works, as the current Shanghai Bie…
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Everything Is About To Begin
Visiting the US in 1966 and 1969, Italy’s controversial postwar Renaissance man, Pier Paolo Pasolini, found a rejuvenating energy in his encounters with fellow filmmakers, artists, writers, and activi…
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