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Six weeks after its launch, Trevor Paglen's "Orbital Reflector" cannot be unfurled or tracked until the temporarily-suspended Federal Communications Commission gives the okay.
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The museum is now offering unrestricted access to nearly half of its collection. As an added bonus, metadata for more than 61,000 works is also available without restriction.
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Bona Yoo's former employer says she "surreptitiously copied valuable trade secrets" and "malicious corrupted" or deleted important information before leaving the gallery for a sales director position at Lévy Gorvy.
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The committee originally recommended honoring groups instead of individuals to showcase the collaborative efforts of New York women. The city had another idea.
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But will taxpayers foot the bill, paying for the exhibition's shipment and reinstallation at JFK International Airport?
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In the immortal words of Joni Mitchell, "They paved paradise and put up a parking lot massive skyscraper."
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Thanks to artist Max Siedentopf, the 1982 soft-rock staple turned über-meme has reached its logical conclusion.
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Ahead of today's vote, angry Brexiteers have called for the gallery to lose its charitable status for exhibiting Jonas Lund's project about "online manipulation tactics" that can influence voting.
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Performed by British and Argentinian veterans, Minefield excavates the unsettling violence and futility of the 1982 war.
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Who says looking at art doesn't pay? You just have to know where to look.
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Figures like Justice Sonia Sotomayor, James Baldwin, and Maya Angelou's take center stage in the artist's new MTA mosaics for the 167th Street station.
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After a dramatic court hearing, the pair were convicted for dangerous destruction of property on Thursday. Alongside prison time, they must pay nearly $25,000 in damages to the Bank of France.