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Shows and Exhibitions   -   Sep 25, 2026 Artist hangs her own arrest report at Spring/Break
Artist hangs her own arrest report at Spring/Break

The curator-run fair's 15th New York edition features over 100 exhibitions centered on the theme "Hide N Seek."

by Adam Schrader
Shows and Exhibitions   -   Sep 24, 2026 Choreographer turns Sam Shepard's incest play into dance in an Ace Hotel room
Choreographer turns Sam Shepard's incest play into dance in an Ace Hotel room

Green’s version replaces the original heterosexual couple with two brothers, while Sadie Rose Parker plays the Old Man.

by Adam Schrader
Sep 23, 2026 Museum of the City of New York traces 250 years of activism in new permanent show
Museum of the City of New York traces 250 years of activism in new permanent show

The exhibit is the cornerstone of the museum’s new Puffin Foundation Center for New York City Activism.

by Adam Schrader
Government and Cultural Heritage   -   Sep 22, 2026 NASA administrator questioned Goddard library review, emails show
NASA administrator questioned Goddard library review, emails show

Two weeks earlier, a Goddard official learned the GSA needed no manifest for the books NASA was giving up.

by Adam Schrader
Sep 22, 2026 FOIA Documents: NASA emails on the Goddard library closure

The final FOIA release from NASA, comprising emails of three officials involved in the Goddard library closure.

by Adam Schrader
Labor and Capital   -   Sep 22, 2026 Hyperallergic adds paid-only articles and a sign-in requirement
Hyperallergic adds paid-only articles and a sign-in requirement

The for-profit Brooklyn publication told readers in 2020 it would not put its journalism behind a paywall.

by Adam Schrader
Shows and Exhibitions   -   Sep 22, 2026 Tim Kent paints the city at rest in ‘Sojourn’ at Hollis Taggart
Tim Kent paints the city at rest in ‘Sojourn’ at Hollis Taggart

The Brooklyn painter's show steps back from the digital surveillance imagery that shaped his earlier work.

by Adam Schrader
Law and Crime   -   Sep 22, 2026 A bronze faun stolen from a French zoo in 1993 turns up at a U.S. auction house
A bronze faun stolen from a French zoo in 1993 turns up at a U.S. auction house

The sculpture, owned by the French state, is back at the Musée de Picardie after its American owner gave it up without payment.

by Adam Schrader
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Shows and Exhibitions   -   Sep 25, 2026 Artist hangs her own arrest report at Spring/Break
Artist hangs her own arrest report at Spring/Break

The curator-run fair's 15th New York edition features over 100 exhibitions centered on the theme "Hide N Seek."

by Adam Schrader
Shows and Exhibitions   -   Sep 24, 2026 Choreographer turns Sam Shepard's incest play into dance in an Ace Hotel room
Choreographer turns Sam Shepard's incest play into dance in an Ace Hotel room

Green’s version replaces the original heterosexual couple with two brothers, while Sadie Rose Parker plays the Old Man.

by Adam Schrader
Sep 23, 2026 Museum of the City of New York traces 250 years of activism in new permanent show
Museum of the City of New York traces 250 years of activism in new permanent show

The exhibit is the cornerstone of the museum’s new Puffin Foundation Center for New York City Activism.

by Adam Schrader
Government and Cultural Heritage   -   Sep 22, 2026 NASA administrator questioned Goddard library review, emails show
NASA administrator questioned Goddard library review, emails show

Two weeks earlier, a Goddard official learned the GSA needed no manifest for the books NASA was giving up.

by Adam Schrader
Sep 22, 2026 FOIA Documents: NASA emails on the Goddard library closure

The final FOIA release from NASA, comprising emails of three officials involved in the Goddard library closure.

by Adam Schrader
Labor and Capital   -   Sep 22, 2026 Hyperallergic adds paid-only articles and a sign-in requirement
Hyperallergic adds paid-only articles and a sign-in requirement

The for-profit Brooklyn publication told readers in 2020 it would not put its journalism behind a paywall.

by Adam Schrader
Shows and Exhibitions   -   Sep 22, 2026 Tim Kent paints the city at rest in ‘Sojourn’ at Hollis Taggart
Tim Kent paints the city at rest in ‘Sojourn’ at Hollis Taggart

The Brooklyn painter's show steps back from the digital surveillance imagery that shaped his earlier work.

by Adam Schrader
Law and Crime   -   Sep 22, 2026 A bronze faun stolen from a French zoo in 1993 turns up at a U.S. auction house
A bronze faun stolen from a French zoo in 1993 turns up at a U.S. auction house

The sculpture, owned by the French state, is back at the Musée de Picardie after its American owner gave it up without payment.

by Adam Schrader
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