Armory Show Opens Under New Dates and Frieze Ownership
The Armory Show's 32nd edition opened at the Javits Center with new dates and Frieze ownership. Dealers embraced a slower pace as sales rolled in from Kamel Mennour, Sean Kelly, P…
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El Museo del Barrio Apologizes for Hosting 9/11 Conspiracy Conference
El Museo del Barrio has apologized for renting space to a 9/11 conspiracy conference featuring Roger Waters, saying it was not aware of the full program, content and speaker list…
Spring/Break Takes Over the Old CBS Newsroom With a Political Mission
Spring/Break's first edition at the old CBS News HQ, "Hide and Seek," centers on The People's Newsroom, a working podium run with the Slow Factory.
Metropolitan Opera Launches $1.5 Billion 'Make the Met Forever' Campaign
The Met's $1.5 billion campaign is the largest ever by a nonprofit performing arts company, with $407 million already committed toward a rebuilt endowment.
Critics Name Five Must-See Off Broadway Shows
Critics recommend five must-see Off Broadway shows, led by Molière in the Park's "Don Juan," alongside "Beyond the Stardust," "The Hope Theory" and "Pre-Existing Condition."
Aperture Opens Permanent New York Headquarters on Upper West Side
Aperture has bought a permanent home at 380 Columbus Avenue, with a Levenbetts refurb, a Dashwood Books pop-up and a New York-themed inaugural show until 01 November.
Sarah Michelson Turns the MoMA Atrium Into a 25-Day Dance
Sarah Michelson's "nowhere" runs daily at MoMA through October 11 — a 25-day dance of self-quotation, silver dancers and endless repetition that only she may fully know.
John Wilson Returns With a Documentary About Selling a Documentary
The creator of How To with John Wilson returns with his first film: a documentary about how to sell a documentary about concrete, after an April video with Mayor Zohran Mamdani.
Angine de Poitrine's New York Debut: Masks That Now Light Up
The Québécois math rock duo Angine de Poitrine played a sold-out New York debut at Le Poisson Rouge — with masks that now light up bright yellow.
Harvey Weinstein Sentenced to 15 Years in New York Retrial
Harvey Weinstein, 74, was sentenced to 15 years in prison in New York after being convicted in his felony sex crime retrial, though his legal battles continue.
Lincoln Center Launches Contemporary Dance Festival
The inaugural Lincoln Center Contemporary Dance Festival opens this summer, backed by the new Pasculano Collaborative, with works by Akram Khan, Rachid Ouramdane and more.
