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 563

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Adam Schrader's Work 563 Articles

Market and Money - Mar 25, 2026 Middle East art shipments face major declines as Iran war disrupts flights, sea routes

Galleries and institutions are postponing or reassessing time-sensitive shipments.

by Adam Schrader

Shows and Exhibitions - Mar 24, 2026 Fear and Loathing on the Gonzo Art Trail: Ralph Steadman show opens in Torrance

The trail asks participants to complete app-based missions across Los Angeles ahead of the Steadman exhibition at Torrance Art Museum.

by Adam Schrader

Science and Technology - Mar 23, 2026 Law professor 'verified with Grok' before sharing photo of mural critical of Mamdani's wife

A purported photograph of a mural calling Rama Duwaji a Hamas cheerleader

The image of Rama Duwaji appears to have been generated by artificial intelligence.

by Adam Schrader

Shows and Exhibitions - Mar 23, 2026 Magnum Photos launches ‘Odyssey’ print sale, including posthumous Martin Parr work

A photograph by Martin Parr depicting people lining up to cross the causeway to St. Michael’s Mount in Cornwall, England

Magnum’s weeklong Square Print Sale features more than 100 photographers.

by Adam Schrader

Law and Crime - Mar 23, 2026 Bank of America settlement talks could halt Leon Black deposition; Judge declines to pause Epstein-related suit

Black had been scheduled to sit for a March 26 deposition in the lawsuit.

by Adam Schrader

Shows and Exhibitions - Mar 22, 2026 Nevelson paired with overlooked Slobodkina in show on early U.S. abstraction

The exhibition was organized by the Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts and is on view at the Chrysler Museum of Art in Norfolk, Virginia.

by Adam Schrader

Shows and Exhibitions - Mar 22, 2026 NYSWA's ‘Courting Challenges’ exhibit brings social justice themes to federal court

Celia Wells, a guest to the federal courthouse in Brooklyn, is pictured admiring an artwork by Natsuki Takauji, created using found objects donated to Materials for the Arts

Work by the New York Society of Women Artists ranges from abstract painting to figurative sculpture and pieces made with found materials.

by Adam Schrader

Shows and Exhibitions - Mar 19, 2026 Québec Biennale uses winter theme to address climate, colonial issues

Jessie Kleemann's monumental inflatable sculpture ILULIAQ is pictured at Manif d’art.

More than 60 artists across 41 venues in Québec explore climate change and cultural identity through a winter-focused program.

by Adam Schrader