In a time of disconnection, one writer reclaims the Black tradition of hospitality — as a political practice, sacred care, ...

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New York City is undergoing a rare stress test this week—one that feels unprecedented in the not-so-long history of the contemporary art world ... s neoclassical blue salon, The Bank presents ...

Given my views, you might expect that I would celebrate the Medical Aid in Dying Act recently passed by the New York State ... We call it autonomy, but it’s abandonment. The art of dying well ...

Dia Art Foundation must hire an absolute army of ... film and fashion to Beacon, New York. Yes, it’s a fundraiser, but no, it doesn’t feel like one—whether thanks to the cavernous and ...

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Inside the store hangs clothing from sustainable brands from all over the world, Atelier Jolie’s own collection, art, and a café run by refugees called Eat Offbeat. It is in New York’s NoHo ...

Breastfeeding has been depicted in art throughout the centuries, forming a visual representation of women’s lived experiences concerning religion and societal expectations. Ancient civilizations ...

No one has yet been named to succeed Gustavo Dudamel, who leaves at the end of next season to take over the New York Philharmonic. When Kim Noltemy became president and CEO last summer ...

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Discover where her story intersects with New York City art history! While chasing her dream of being a curator, Valland worked as an unpaid secretary—secrétaire bénévole—at the Jeu de Paume.