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There’s an object in the Museum of Modern Art’s retrospective of the Swiss polymath Sophie Taeuber-Arp that’s so covetable I
The making of Shaun Leonardo’s latest public artwork — “Between Four Freedoms,” the exhibition of which has been extended to
Much of what is made in law offices are tedious instruments of commerce: contracts, loan agreements, multipage memorandums. But this
Maya Lin’s acclaimed “Ghost Forest” — her installation at Madison Square Park in New York — was being carved up,
More than 900 artifacts intercepted in an illegal shipment have been returned to the government of Mali, U.S. officials said
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They are a spiky, ambitious lot. We encounter the poet John Ashbery, to whom Schloss complained about being called “semiabstract”
In June, the New York City Public Design Commission made its decision: After more than 80 years presiding over the
Bob Gill, the irreverent graphic designer who helped transform his profession from its decorative roots into a business of ideas,
Portraiture is everywhere at the moment, in painting and photography alike, and some of the best of it has a
When a bronze statue of a girl with fists on her hips first appeared at Bowling Green, a short distance
The divorcing billionaire and his wife fought over it. Auction houses fought over it. And on Monday night, bidders fought
With its clipped hornbeams, lush borders and meandering paths, the LongHouse Reserve is a 16-acre sanctuary on Long Island’s fabled
When many readers in Toronto, London, Paris and Hong Kong open their newspapers on Monday, they will be greeted with
Born in Mexico, the artist Felipe Galindo (professionally known as Feggo) moved to New York in 1983. At that time
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New York-based photographer Donavon Smallwood’s recent series, “Languor,” considers the poetic and allegorical links between Black people and nature. Weaving
A selection of images from “Piers” by London-based photographer Jo Metson Scott. Started back in 2019, the series documents British
Although currently based in Austin Texas, the four years photographer Mike Osborne spent living in Washington DC, between 2012 and

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New York-based photographer Donavon Smallwood’s recent series, “Languor,” considers the poetic and allegorical links between Black people and nature. Weaving
A selection of images from “Piers” by London-based photographer Jo Metson Scott. Started back in 2019, the series documents British
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