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 348

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Adam Schrader's Work 348 Articles

Feb 27, 2026 Court Documents: Michaels Sues Chicago Artist Pose in Copyright Dispute

Records from U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas.

by Adam Schrader

Market and Money - Feb 27, 2026 Artist & Craftsman moves to close at least two stores amid bankruptcy

Artist & Craftsman asked to break leases in Philadelphia and Kansas City, Missouri.

by Adam Schrader

Law and Crime - Feb 27, 2026 Below the Fold: Personal injury claims at Greenpoint Gallery and the Brooklyn Museum

A subscriber-only legal log from Urgent Matter.

by Adam Schrader

Labor and Capital - Feb 26, 2026 Balloon Museum to take over Jean-Georges’ Tin Building at former Fulton Fish Market

The Balloon Museum is expected to open this summer.

by Adam Schrader

Feb 26, 2026 Court Documents: Masterworks Sues Former Executive Over Paternity Leave Dispute

Records from the New York Supreme Court.

by Adam Schrader

Law and Crime - Feb 26, 2026 Sperone Westwater parties propose referee as Westwater seeks dismissal of lawsuit

The Foster Building rises above neighboring brick structures in Manhattan at dusk. The glass-fronted gallery space, long home to Sperone Westwater, is seen amid evening traffic

A February court filing says the co-owners have agreed in principle to appoint a neutral third party.

by Adam Schrader

Feb 26, 2026 Court Documents: Sperone Westwater Dissolution Case — Referee Proposal, Motion to Dismiss

Records released from New York Supreme Court

by Adam Schrader

Feb 24, 2026 Libya explores joining UNESCO cultural diversity convention

Libya's government is studying the legal and administrative steps required to join UNESCO’s cultural diversity treaty

The move would deepen Libya’s engagement with international cultural governance as the country remains politically divided.

by Adam Schrader