Massachusetts Gov. Vetoes Public Art Program, Deitch Eyes UES Townhouse, and More
This makes Massachusetts the only state in New England without the highly popular public art program.
Deborah Kass
Deborah Kass Would Like to Thank the Academy
Last night, in a gala celebration at Tribeca Rooftop, the New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA) honored the Ford Foundation, along with three NYFA grantees—writer Terry McMillan, dancer and choreographer Dwight Rhoden and Deborah Kass, the visual artist best known for her queer and feminist-inflected appropriations of works by Andy Warhol. For anyone interested in Ms. Kass’s artistic development, a highlight of the evening was her acceptance speech, particularly the second half of that speech, her thank yous, which she prefaced by saying, “Since this is as close as I’m ever going to get to an Oscar, I would love to take the opportunity to say thanks. So you have to bear with me. I don’t want the music coming on.”
The Revolutionary and the Reformist: Deborah Kass and Robert Storr at the New York Public Library
As she watched a handsome room on the second floor of the New York Public Library’s Stephen A. Schwarzman Building
