Announcing an exciting new series, Hyperallergic ArtTalk. Starting Monday, May 20, Hyperallergic will invite a leading voice to spark discussion, debate, and further action about an evolving idea or project that they are passionate about in the world of art. Our inaugural event will feature Klaus Biesenbach, director of MoMA PS1 and chief curator at large at The Museum of Modern Art.
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Now that the fairs are (finally) over, there’s a good chance you have an art hangover. The doctor prescribes a host of events about as far from art fairs are you can get.
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We’d like to cordially invite you to our office Friday, May 17th to celebrate the Tech Edition of WalkAboutNYC.
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The first Greenpoint Gallery Night offers a chance to catch your breath during the art fairs. From what we can tell, there will be lots of good stuff on view. Here’s a short guide to help you navigate.
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Two words, darlings: art fairs! Frieze New York has spawned a bona fide fair week. But if you suffer from fair fatigue, don’t worry: the doctor’s got plenty of other recommendations.
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Times Square is full of surprises, but the Liberty Theater may be one of the oddest and most hidden urban gems of all. Located behind Famous Dave’s BBQ joint on 42nd Street, the historic venue, which was originally built in 1904, will be the location of the next Times Square After Hours program featuring singer-songwriter-producer Nomi Ruiz.
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This week, celebrations of the city and of women, plus durational music events to keep you busy.
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This week, a celebration of the emerging and the established, as well as a few ways to unwind from the tough last week.
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The doctor is worried about your diet, so she’s writing a prescription to make sure you’re getting a healthy dose of variety.
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