Adam Schrader

Adam Schrader is the founder of Urgent Matter and a longtime crime and politics reporter. His work has appeared in Artnet News, The Art Newspaper, the New York Post, the New York Daily News, and United Press International.

Location New York

Number of Articles 764

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Adam Schrader's Work 764 Articles

Law and Crime - Aug 31, 2026 National Gallery refuses to show how a Gaza protest that harmed no painting cost it £7,196

The refusal came in a partial answer to a Freedom of Information request from Urgent Matter.

by Adam Schrader

Aug 31, 2026 FOIA Documents: The National Gallery’s partial refusal on the Picasso protest costs

Documents released from U.K.'s National Gallery after an Urgent Matter FOIA request.

by Adam Schrader

Labor and Capital - Aug 27, 2026 SVA faculty union weighs unfair labor charge over rewritten contracts

The administration added at-will employment and arbitration language to individual faculty contracts as it cuts courses amid a deficit.

by Adam Schrader

People - Aug 26, 2026 Yayoi Kusama, artist known for her obsessive use of polka dots, dies at 97

Her studio announced her death in a statement to its website late Wednesday.

by Adam Schrader

Labor and Capital - Aug 25, 2026 Wolf Kahn Foundation opens New York archive ahead of 2027 centennial

The foundation holds $14.5 million of the late painter's work and sold nearly $1.9 million of it in 2023, tax records show.

by Adam Schrader

Labor and Capital - Aug 25, 2026 For-profit experience museums are piling up in court as WNDR shuts two locations

Court records show for-profit experience museums facing contractor, labor, injury and ticketing lawsuits.

by Adam Schrader

Law and Crime - Aug 25, 2026 Chinese artist Gao Zhen sentenced to 3 years over works depicting Mao

A U.S. Embassy representative was denied permission to observe the sentencing.

by Adam Schrader

Labor and Capital - Aug 24, 2026 Art Institute of Chicago custodians lose museum jobs as outsourcing takes effect

Management had set August 14 as the day the positions would end.

by Adam Schrader