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"The great news is that along with the rest of us, Diller Scofidio + Renfro were finally beaten down by the reality of just how messed-up and cramped the billion-dollar Taniguchi building wa…
Why not monetize the intangibles? The Strand, and stores like it, could charge an admission fee. Something token, like a dollar. For a buck, you're granted access to everything the store has…
As newspapers and magazines experience diminishing revenue, plunging circulation and attacks from both terrorists and government leaders, the L.R.B. has not merely survived but also flourish…
Jacques d'Amboise started the nonprofit organization while he was a principal dancer at New York City Ballet to expose children to what he feels is the transformational power of dance. Today…
What has become of the commanding figure of the critic in the last 20 years? Where are the successors to Sontag and Steiner, and to Empson and Richards, FR Leavis, Raymond Williams and…
"Fascinated by the relationship between theater and cinema, Christiane Jatahy has made a show that's both. "One is the utopia of the other," she tells us, though anyone who has ever despaire…
"Artists that are working with the nude, who censor their own works on Instagram in order to meet their community standards, can be deleted with no recourse because of a lack of a proper app…
In its latest data drop, analytics firm Movio has discovered "a correlation between a minority group's representation on screen and that group's audience turnout, with some groups attending …
The music that the study volunteers said they enjoyed the most was neither too predictable, nor too unpredictable. Too predictable, and it's boring. Too unpredictable, and it's not at all pl…
"For some time now, diverse staff working in larger publicly funded arts organisations, and in particular those producing work that is aimed at the mainstream, have debated how to help their…
Seventy-four percent of prosecuted cases in New York are for misdemeanors, according to a 2017 report from NYC Criminal Justice Agency. Instead of clogging up the courts Project Reset tries …
"Reviews can sometimes be the only documentation of these experiences, so what happens when the majority of people reviewing do not represent the community or the stories being told? How doe…
"All of the sudden performance seems to be the new authentic. When we can watch everything on Instagram and YouTube, it seems to be that people want to see [art] one-on-one " that's what peo…
Yes, Netflix is sharing more information about how many people are watching its shows than it did just a year ago, and we now have a broad sense of which shows and movies are especially popu…
Mr. Feldman, 82, founded the gallery with his wife, Frayda Feldman, in 1971 on East 74th Street. In 1982, the gallery moved to SoHo, establishing an early beachhead in Lower Manhattan that s…
"Most of the basic experiences on our phones didn't even exist 10 years ago. In 2010, Instagram launched and the messaging app WhatsApp came to both Android and iOS; in 2011, Snapchat opened…
The new schedule of matinees on Saturday and Sunday means that the Met sometimes mounts four different productions in the 48 hours between Friday and Sunday evening " a truly herculean task …
The announcement comes nearly 15 years after Kain assumed the creative reins in 2005 and 50 years after joining the company as a dancer in 1969. Kain commissioned and acquired 65 works for t…
"For years, [Heidi Gustafson] has been engaged in a wide-ranging, multidisciplinary exploration of the mineral … While there has recently been renewed interest in creating paints from natu…
"The second painting that Leonardo aficionados will miss is what many believe is an earlier version of the "Mona Lisa," which shows a much younger"and dare we say"prettier version of Lisa Gh…
"'Bad light makes you unhappy,' Maurer once said. He repeatedly proclaimed his love for the light bulb, which became his trademark. While other designers saw it as something to keep hidden u…
"I'm generally skeptical of the "big is bad" school of hipster antitrust, particularly if there's no documented consumer harm from growing bigness. But I also worry that the rise of data-dri…
Since 2016, China has blocked South Korean artists from performing. "We were suddenly caught right in the middle of this. It was really a challenging decision to make," said dean Jamal Rossi…
"Why was Bologna, the largest city in northern Italy, so receptive to women artists? … 'A few factors include the city's unusual political structure and the diversity of artistic patronage…
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