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Announcement
VOLTA Art Fair Returns to New York With Cutting-Edge Contemporary Art
From May 17 to 21, the Basel-born fair presents over 50 galleries from around the world in Chelsea, Manhattan.
New York
Film
Banned Pakistani Film Joyland Arrives in New York
Saim Sadiq’s award-winning film is still banned in Punjab, where it was filmed.
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Bowery Gallery Presents Adrianne Lobel: Reflections on a Pond
The artist’s latest series of graphic and geometric paintings is inspired by the landscape and its reflection on her pond in upstate New York.
Art
You’ve Heard of the Met Gala, But Do You Know Brooklyn's “People’s Ball”?
Unlike the Met Museum's fest, this beloved Brooklyn celebration is completely free and no invitation is required.
Art
What Does a Post-Hurricane World Look Like?
An exhibition of contemporary work by Puerto Rican artists at the Whitney captures the impossibility of going back and the difficulty of forging ahead.
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Smack Mellon Gravity Racers Benefit Party & Art Auction
On May 6, come watch the races, party, and leave with a work of art — all in support of the Brooklyn arts organization!
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American Folk Art Museum Presents a Benefit Concert With Lonnie Holley, Special Guests
Hosted by Harvey Fierstein, the evening features performances by Mourning [A] BLKstar, Marshall Allen of Sun Ra Arkestra, and Suzanne Vega.
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Announcement
Watch Indigenous Cinema at the Native New York Film Festival
See what makes New York a Native place on the big screen at the National Museum of the American Indian from May 5 through 7.
News
New York State Says No to Native Mascots
The Board of Regents voted unanimously to ban schools from using Indigenous caricatures and derogatory names for mascots and sports teams.
News
Hispanic Society Staff Picket Board Chair's Manhattan Home
The small group of around 20 employees went on strike on March 27 and has not been paid since.
Art
A Tension in Paint Befitting Our Times
Maia Ruth Lee wants viewers to make associations as well as recognize the unstable world in which she and many others live.
Art
Burning Down the Language of Enforcement
It is surprisingly rare to come across an activist artwork as succinct and conceptually together as Jordan Corine Cruz’s “Face Each Other, Burn Together.”