Subway Tunnel Paint Job Causes Outrage In New York’s Washington Heights Neighborhood
"What happened here is just a slap in the face to the community," Washington Heights resident Luiggy Gomez said.
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MoMA Trustee Leon Black Faces Second Rape Allegation
Black stepped down as MoMA's board chair amid controversy over his connections to Jeffrey Epstein.
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New York Representative Carolyn Maloney Investigated for Allegedly Soliciting Met Gala Ticket
She denied the allegations and said going to the event was "appropriate."
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A Mondrian Work Was Found to Have Been Hung Upside-Down for Over 75 Years
Very few people have ever seen this painting the right way
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Memory Work: Levan Mindiashvili at Marisa Newman Projects
Through an abstracted visual language, Levan Mindiashvili revisits the imagery of his childhood to understand the formation of his identity.
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New York Art Museums and Ice Cream Shops: A Guide to Perfect Pairings
Rich flavors, from soursop to Peppermint Pattie, await just a short walk from the city's cultural institutions. Here are 10 picks.
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David Zwirner Hires Thor Shannon as Director
After seven years at Gavin Brown's Enterprise, he will start at the mega-gallery in September.
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Signs and Symbols, New Gallery Focused on Performance, Photography, and Architecture, Will Open on New York’s Lower East Side
Among the artists on tap are Wermke/Leinkauf, who infamously replaced U.S. flags on the Brooklyn Bridge with white flags in 2014.
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Regina Rex Closes Lower East Side Gallery in New York
The artist-run space was founded in 2010 in Queens.
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Mexico City’s Kurimanzutto Gallery Plans New York Project Space
The gallery opened in the capital city in 1999.
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BMW Teams Up With Naomi Campbell to Design an ‘Extravagant’ One-Off XM Model
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New Study Shows Millennials Will Lead Global E-Commerce Spending
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Frank Lloyd Wright’s One-of-a-Kind Circular Sun House Lists in Arizona
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SDSU’s Final Four Glory, Title IX Quandary Take Competing Courts
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