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Kendra Jayne Patrick's "Seating Chart for a Fall Dinner Party in a Pandemic"
...is currently on view at Metro Pictures, and it's exactly what we needed right now.
Colleen Kelsey
11.27.20
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How Will I Ever Get Out of This Monolith?
“I want you to imagine a desert, stretching out as far as your eyes can see. In this desert is a cube.”
Eileen Cartter
11.27.20
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Luke O’Halloran’s Royal Flush
O’Halloran’s show at Kapp Kapp features paintings completed during early quarantine.
Adam Robb
11.20.20
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Joseph Holtzmann's Landscapes and Nocturnes
Parker Gallery is hosting a pop-exhibition in New York featuring the artist-designer's oil paintings.
Haley Mellin
11.20.20
Fashion
Finally, a Slow Fashion King at the White House
Ella Emhoff is a senior at Parsons who likes giving herself tattoos and knitting Rainbow Brite-inspired pants.
Sophie Kemp
11.20.20
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Before Midnight, Times Square Hosts a Feast
Artist Zina Saro-Wiwa’s films, featuring locals from the Niger Delta eating, take over the gigantic billboards in the most bustling part of New York City.
Osman Can Yerebakan
11.20.20
Fashion
Give Us Three Stripes, but Make Them Crochet
Wales Bonner's new collaboration with Adidas drops today.
Laia Garcia-Furtado
11.20.20
Actually, This Is Art
I Will Follow These Craigslist Chairs to the Ends of the Earth
Mentally, I am here.
Eileen Cartter
11.20.20
Fashion
Can a Boot Be a Catalyst to a Conversation About Public vs. Private?
The new Valentino UNIqueFORM Boot says, "Yes."
Sophie Kemp
11.20.20
Art
Ryan Johnson’s Endless Silhouettes
The artist speaks about the influences and unlikely musical inspirations behind his latest body of work.
Haley Mellin
11.13.20
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Plates for the People
You can shop the custom plates from our Issue 19 dinner party feature right now on our web store, with all of the proceeds going to NYC mutual aid.
Eileen Cartter
11.13.20
Art
Is This Year Like the Cross Section of a Grapefruit?
Annie Armstrong muses on how her relationship to art has changed and been informed by the election.
Annie Armstrong
11.13.20
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