NYU
“Language of the Birds: Occult and Art”
Magic makes theater of the most banal objects: a wooden board is used to contact the dead, a discarded possession becomes the conduit for a hex. One challenge for “Language of the Birds,” a survey of …
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‘He Saved Every Scrap’: Barbara Gladstone on Acquiring Jack Smith’s Archive
In this week’s Talk of the Town, The New Yorker‘s Emma Allen speaks with New York and Brussels gallerist Barbara Gladstone regarding her purchase of the late Jack Smith’s entire archive…
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The Case of Ana Mendieta
25 years ago, on September 8, 1985, celebrated feminist body artist Ana Mendieta fell 34 floors to her death from the window of her Greenwich Village apartment. The only other person with her at the t…
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Nate Lowman Does It for the Kids
Lowman's new installation, "Stay in School," is about education, good, bad, and lacking. And as part of NYU's Steinhardt School, 80WSE Windows overlooks the student-heavy Washington Square Park. Low…
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It’s In the Jeans
Whether filled with concrete or crotchless, the depiction of fabric in David Rimanelli's exhibition, "Denim," at New York University's 80WSE Gallery extends well beyond the bounds of the material. Usi…
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The Many Spectacles of Stuart Sherman
Artist, performer, filmmaker and writer Stuart Sherman has returned to New York, concurrent with a season of performance that descends upon the city this November, courtesy of Performa. Eight years af…
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‘An Oasis in the Desert’
Governments in the United Arab Emirates are spending billions of dollars in an ambitious, unprecedented effort to create cultural districts with world-class museums—along with a support system of…
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Newswire
RobbReport
The Whiskey World’s Ridiculous New Trend Is Aging Rye and Bourbon on Moving Trains and Boats
WWD
Is Meta Uncertainty Metastasizing?
Rolling Stone
Ezra Miller Charged With Felony Burglary After Allegedly Stealing Alcohol From Vermont House
Sportico
Jake Paul Launching Sportsbook Aimed at ‘TikTok-ification of Sports Betting’
SPY