There’s a Sex and the City episode where Carrie buys a new pair of Manolos and a dress that costs “a month’s rent” to show up Big’s wife Natasha at the prestigious “Women in the Arts” luncheon.
That sophisticated, sometimes glamorous gathering was likely inspired by New York’s own women’s arts organization ArtTable, whose annual Read More
Readers of this year’s New York City budget will learn that three New York cultural institutions are in particular need of protection from terrorists: the American Museum of Natural History, Lincoln Center and the Brooklyn Academy of Music.
The decision to allocate a total of $2 million in security funding to those three—and only those Read More
Readers of this year’s New York City budget will learn that three New York cultural institutions are in particular need of protection from terrorists: the American Museum of Natural History, Lincoln Center and the Brooklyn Academy of Music.
The decision to allocate a total of $2 million in security funding to those three—and only those Read More
Among admirers of the late Richard Pousette-Dart, the exhibition of his paintings that has now been organized by Lowery Stokes Sims at the Metropolitan Museum of Art is likely to elicit some mixed emotions-on the one hand, gratitude and delight that this still underrated and often misunderstood modern master has at last been accorded official Read More
