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This weekend, we can't recommend anything better than to embrace the gorgeous fall weather and head out to Gowanus Open Studios, where more than 200 artists will welcome visitors into their studios. Hyperallergic is proud to be a media partner for the event.
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This week, as always, there is so much good stuff to do, including two niche film festivals, a poet laureate reading Poe, Gowanus Open Studios, a participatory public artwork by Suzanne Lacy, and a lecture by our editor-in-chief, Hrag Vartanian.
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This week, more of our favorite annual fall events roll around, including the Art in Odd Places festival and the architecture and design–focused Open House New York. Otherwise, it's an eclectic bunch, with lots of stuff to keep you interested.
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This week, Chris Burden lands at the New Museum, Dutch artist Mark Manders speaks about public art, one museum tries to rekindle the radical nature of Manhattan's Union Square, a major revitalized arts center opens in downtown Brooklyn … and much more …
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This week, there's a rare (and bootleg) Guy Debord film release, Balthus overload, performance Thursdays in Bushwick, Dumbo's art festival, one-minute films, and much much more. The key this week is to do everything — no excuses.
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On Monday, October 7, Hyperallergic will be hosting our next ArtTalk featuring curator RoseLee Goldberg at The Bedford in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. The topic for that evening’s discussion and conversation is, of course, performance art.
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The second annual Asian Contemporary Art Week will descend upon the San Francisco Bay Area tomorrow with myriad scheduled events highlighting art practices engaged with Asian social and political issues.
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The fall art season is in full swing in New York, and we can barely keep up. It's a good week in particular for the bookish types, with both the New York Art Book Fair and the Brooklyn Book Festival coming to town, plus fall festivals launching in spades and two artist lectures.
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Our guide to this Friday's Greenpoint Gallery Night … featuring 15 galleries across North Brooklyn.
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This week, the openings continue, plus a discussion of the experimental black aesthetic and a chance to commission a personalized PowerSuit.
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If you've ever visited Governors Island, there's a good chance you've been charmed by it. Only eight minutes by ferry from Manhattan and three from Brooklyn, the island feels like a world apart from the rest of New York City, with its old military buildings and green landscape. It's also the home to
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By the calendar, you've still got a few weeks left of summer, but in the art world fall has arrived, which means tons of openings and events.