Print Center New York is debuting its pilot Spotlight initiative with a pop-up showcase of editions by Leslie Diuguid of Brooklyn’s Du-Good Press.
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What if Radical Femmes Ruled the Heavens?
In Wynnie Mynerva’s The Original Riot, Eve and Lilith make a pact using Eve’s right rib, vowing to create a new world absent of patriarchal subjugation.
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The Stuff of a Sustainable Future
Marc-Anthony Polizzi’s installations are regional portraits commenting on contemporary consumer culture’s emphasis on the disposable.
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The Imperfect Charm of Spring Break Art Show
Though lacking much of its former spark, the show continues to provide a niche for artists outside of the market-driven fair sphere.
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A Mother and Daughter Find Each Other in Art
Mary Ann Unger worked against the idea of the solitary (male) genius, creating a model of life and work that empowers artists like her daughter, Eve Biddle.
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The National Arts Club Presents In a New Light: American Impressionism 1870–1940
More than 130 works by influential American Impressionists are on view in a special exhibition at the historic Gramercy Park club in NYC. Admission is free.
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Free Children’s Space Opens at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
The interactive center is intended to serve as a community hub, the museum says.
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Preserving the History of Brooklyn’s Little Caribbean
A new survey aims to document the predominantly Afro-Latinx neighborhood’s cultural significance, beyond physical landmarks.
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New Yorkers Campaign to Save 50-Year-Old Summer Arts Program
Community members fear that the historic New York State Summer School of the Arts may soon be replaced with a less equitable grant program.
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Affordable Art Fair New York Announces Fall Fair Highlights
The fair returns from September 20 through 24 with new program offerings, including the expanded Artlogic Fellowship Program.
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Kandy G Lopez’s Debut Show Inaugurates ACA Galleries’ New Space in Chelsea
New fiber works by the multi-media Afro-Caribbean American artist explore identity through marginalized individuals who represent her community.
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David L. Johnson’s Critique of NYC Community Gardens
Johnson’s own garden raises questions about restricted access to public spaces.
