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In exhibiting art, galleries — whether the vaunted spaces of Chelsea or an obscure room on the outer reaches of...
A few hours before I went to see Christine Noschese’s 1985 documentary Metropolitan Avenue at local documentary arts center UnionDocs,...
Last Monday night, I had the opportunity to attend the premiere performance of Stuyvesant Town: This is Your Home, an...
by Gabriel Silberblatt
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December 11th, 2012
Last Monday, I attended “The Fall of the American Movie Palace,” a talk by architectural photographer Matt Lambros, hosted by...
Currently on view at the WUHO Gallery in Hollywood is a retrospective exhibit entitled Unfinished Business: 25 Years of Discourse in...
In the 19th century, Italian inventor Antonio Meucci emigrated from Florence, worked at a theater in Havana, and eventually settled...
Recently, author and art critic Rick Moody led a small tour through the 2012 Yale MFA Photography Thesis Show, Group...
A trip to the riverfront presents a welcome opportunity to shave a few degrees off a sweltering afternoon, so last...
Opinions about gentrification and the rapid transformation of certain pockets of Brooklyn have been steadily fueling discourse and debate for...
Stillspotting nyc is a two-year multidisciplinary project organized by the Guggenheim Museum’s Architecture and Urban Studies department that is making...


