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Curation

A woman with dark hair in a red blazer stands with hands together in front of an embroidery exhibit.

Wafa Ghnaim’s ‘Tatreez Inheritance’ Showcases the Richness of Palestinian Embroidery

The traditional embroidery is not merely adornment but also the preservation of artists' national identity
By Cat Woods

Curator K.O. Nnamdie Wants to Personally Welcome You to the Art World

Curator K.O Nnamdie's next project is with Greenhouse Auctions, continuing his vision of mentorship and inclusion in the art world.
By Helen Holmes
Maria Christina Villaseñor, programmer for the New York International Children’s Film Festival.

Behind the Screens: New York International Children’s Film Festival Brings Family Fun

We spoke to Programming Director Maria Christina Villaseñor about what makes programming for young audiences such a uniquely challenging and rewarding endeavor.
By Jake Brandman
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How Cultural Narratives Inspire Don Giovanni Records’ Independence

By Justin Joffe
Smorgasburg on a summer day. (Bex Walton/flickr.)

Simulacra of Urban Experience in a Suburbanizing New York

By Kim Velsey

Power Breakfast: Rupert Murdoch Recuses Self from Sinking Directorships

By Foster Kamer

No Vacancies Til Brooklyn: How Three Kings of Kings County Conquered Williamsburg, and Gentrification Itself

By Matt Chaban
Watch the throne. (Courtesy Wythe Hotel)

No Vacancies Til Brooklyn: How Three Kings of Kings County Conquered Williamsburg, and Gentrification Itself

By Matt Chaban

What I Learned Running My First Successful Kickstarter Project

By Ben Popper

Percolate: ‘A Curation Engine That Tells You What to Blog [Or Talk!] About’

By Nitasha Tiku
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