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 566

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Adam Schrader's Work 566 Articles

Law and Crime - Mar 04, 2026 MoMA PS1 lawsuit over falling panel settled and dismissed

The terms of the settlement were not disclosed.

by Adam Schrader

Mar 04, 2026 Court Documents: Kroksnes v. MoMA PS1 Settlement and Dismissal

Records from the U.S. District Court for the Eatern District of New York

by Adam Schrader

Law and Crime - Mar 04, 2026 Beanie Babies billionaire appeals dismissal of lawsuit against Santa Barbara museum

The Ty Warner Sea Center on Stearns Wharf in Santa Barbara, California, pictured before the museum removed Warner’s name in 2014.

Warner filed a notice of appeal on February 2, seeking review by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.

by Adam Schrader

Mar 04, 2026 Court Documents: Ty Warner Appeals Dismissal of Santa Barbara Museum Lawsuit

Records from U.S. District Court for the Central District of California

by Adam Schrader

Government and Cultural Heritage - Mar 04, 2026 North Korea pairs party spectacle, arts reforms and heritage push after congress

Kim Jong Un was re-elected in the Ninth Congress of the Workers' Party of Korea, held in Pyongyang in February.

by Adam Schrader

Shows and Exhibitions - Mar 03, 2026 Lee Friedlander’s new book traces decades of American politics in everyday scenes

The book, published by Aperture, is out March 24 and includes 136 images.

by Adam Schrader

Mar 03, 2026 What We Skipped: Leadership changes, artist dies in Russian prison,and a gallery closure

What We Skipped is a recurring log of stories Urgent Matter considered but chose not to publish, with brief explanations of those decisions.

by Adam Schrader

Government and Cultural Heritage - Mar 02, 2026 Tehran’s Golestan Palace damaged; UNESCO warns of threats amid U.S.-Iran war

An interior view of Tehran’s Golestan Palace shows damage after airstrikes by the United States and Israel

The Iranian government shares photographs of the damage, depicting its ornate halls with shattered glass and scattered debris.

by Adam Schrader