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Carrie Mae Weems Will Organize ‘Day-Long Convening’ at New York’s Park Avenue Armory on the History of Violence
The gathering will happen on Sunday, December 17.
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Exhibitor List Announced for New York’s Salon Art + Design Fair
The Salon Art + Design fair has announced the exhibitor list for its upcoming edition, at the Park Avenue Armory in New York November 9-13. The sixth edition of the design fair will present histor
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TEFAF New York Announces Exhibitors List for 2017 Fall Fair
TEFAF New York announced the 93 dealers who will take part in its second fall edition, which returns to the Park Avenue Armory October 28 through November 1. Ten new exhibitors have been added to
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Photos from the 2017 ADAA Art Show
The 29th edition of the Art Show, organized annually by the Art Dealers Association of America, opened to VIPs and members of the press on Tuesday, February 28. Below, scenes of some of the
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Park Avenue Armory Announces Symposium on Gender, Race, and Politics With Tania Bruguera, Ta-Nehisi Coates, and More
The Park Avenue Armory in New York has announced a working list of artists, writers, and civic figures who will participate in “Culture in a Changing America,” a daylong symposium that will…
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‘Sound Design Is Sort of Everything’: Ryan Trecartin on Making Music, Live and Otherwise
Low on the list of likely items to find in the manic-panic artwork of Ryan Trecartin: flute, clarinet, vibraphone, saxophone, triangle (the kind a chamber musician daintily dings), upright piano
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Martin Creed
Martin Creed wants you to fuck off. He says as much in Work No. 1358: Fuck Off (2012), in which an illuminated screen goes dark the moment the piece begins and a minute-long, post-punk-style audio…
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