News
Hundreds of Activists Surround Statue of Liberty to Call for Gaza Ceasefire
The action, attended by artists including actor Tavi Gevinson and photographer Nan Goldin, is the latest organized by the group Jewish Voices for Peace.
New York
Art
Peter B. Jones Sculpts Truth to Power
The Onondaga artist has a propensity for cultural criticism — especially on the issues affecting Haudenosaunee and other Indigenous peoples, past and present.
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Announcement
Saya Woolfalk and NYCHORAL Celebrate Visionary Women in New Immersive Musical Project
With video, a 150-voice chorus, a string quartet, and electronica, this two-day live event in NYC brings an unforgettable genre-defying experience of image and sound to the stage.
News
Former MoMA Worker Sues Museum Over COVID Vaccine Exemption
Philip Parente says the institution unfairly fired him after failing to accommodate his COVID-19 vaccine exemption.
Art
15 Art Shows to See in New York This November
This month: Frank Stella, Jaqueline Cedar, Manet vs. Degas, nudes from the Arab world, and more.
Art
Chance Encounters With Tania Pérez Córdova’s Art
Poetic and subtle, her work invites viewers to contemplate each material as it changes, or stays the same, over time.
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Celebrate an Innovative American Artist in Barkley L. Hendricks: Portraits at the Frick
The new exhibition explores Hendricks’s groundbreaking portraiture alongside historic paintings at the Frick in New York City — one of the artist’s favorite museums.
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Announcement
Yale University Press Presents Experience Design: A Participatory Manifesto
Meet author Abraham Burickson at a book launch event at Manhattan's Prime Produce on November 4.
Film
NYC’s Metrograph Theater to Screen Rare Films by Cecilia Vicuña
A new series presented with the Guggenheim Museum puts a spotlight on the Chilean-born multidisciplinary artist’s work as a filmmaker.
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Announcement
Columbia University Announces MFA Open Studios and Information Sessions
On November 12, the School of the Arts is hosting open studios for its MFA in Visual Arts and Sound Art programs, plus information sessions for Fall 2024 applications.
Opinion
When Representation Alone Isn’t Enough
Tribeca Film Festival’s decision not to award cash prizes to filmmakers this year led me to reflect on how institutions can genuinely embrace diversity.
Art
Nerding Out at New York’s Print Fair
A nod to Diego Rivera, Maya Lin’s new generative art, and Flemish engravings shine at the International Fine Print Dealers Association show.