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10 Things to Do in New York’s Art World Before April 24

The day has come. After decades of abandoned plans, thwarted expansions, space limitations and slow construction, the glistening ship-shaped new home of the Whitney Museum of American Art is set to opens on the banks of the Hudson. Monday’s gala kicks off a week of events to let the elite feast their eyes on the sweeping vistas of the water and the giant exhibition spaces, which contain “America is Hard to See,” a show of works from the permanent collection that’s said to be breathtaking. Each event will have its perks, but this gala for donors seems particularly starry, with Michael Bloomberg and Sarah Jessica Parker holding up the social end of the guest list, and the elusive master Jasper Johns standing out among the list of expected artists.
By Nate Freeman

5 Things to Do in New York’s Art World Before April 20

FRIDAY, APRIL 17 Talk: Peter Saul in conversation with Joe Bradley at Neuehouse Now, here’s an interesting pairing. Peter Saul, who has a mad funhouse of a show up at Venus Over Manhattan, will be talking to one of this decade’s most prominent market darlings, Joe Bradley. The invitation tells us the chat will cover topics such as “painting today, the intersection of art and politics, and the impact of early versus later life recognition,” so they could really be talking about, well, anything.
By Nate Freeman

12 Things to Do in New York’s Art World Before April 12

Cooper Union is one of the best incubators for artistic talent, as heavyweights such as Daniel Arsham, Will Cotton, Christian Marclay, Lucien Smith and so many others have toiled in its studios before achieving fame and fortune. So where can one go see the next batch of Cooper Union kids poised to take over the art world? Well, that would be at the senior presentations, and they take place this week. Those upstarts exhibiting work include Michael Logan, Ethan Shippee, Elissa Harvey and Zoë Davis, and Peter Zohore. — Nate Freeman
By Nate Freeman and Alanna Martinez

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