Outsider No More, Niki de Saint Phalle’s First NYC Exhibition at MoMA PS1 Dazzles
On till September 6th, 'Niki de Saint Phalle: Structures for Life' dives into the prolific yet under-appreciated Saint Phalle's career.
Ed Koch
Edward Irving Koch, born in 1924, was a notable American politician who served three terms as Mayor of New York City from 1978 to 1989. Before his mayoral tenure, Koch was a U.S. Congressman from 1969 to 1977, championing liberal causes. His leadership as mayor was marked by efforts to solve the city's fiscal crisis through austerity measures and by initiating significant housing renewal projects. Despite facing criticism for his administration's handling of racial tensions and the AIDS crisis, Koch's direct leadership style left a lasting imprint on the city. Following his political career, Koch was involved in media, legal practice and education, contributing to his multifaceted legacy.
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Monument to Victims of NYC’s Tourist-Targeting Wolves Erected in Battery Park
Made by the prankster artist Joseph Reginella, the 'monument' pokes fun at an outlandish security measure proposed by the former mayor.
Booker vs. Biden: The Promise & Peril of Picking on a Frontrunner
Cory Booker looks like he might be following in the footsteps of some primary losers.
