Terror Lurks in the Undergrowth: The Perils of Maintaining a Beard
Beards and facial stubble are now the omnipresent growths on the faces and chins of not just Brooklyn’s hipsters, but boardroom thirty somethings and even medical doctors
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Get Ready for THE(un)SCENE, a Subversive Anti-Fair a Block Away From the Armory Show
When artist Mikel Glass became fed up with the market's dependence on art fairs about five years ago, he did as many meta-inclined mischief-making artists have done before him: he started exploring the mechanics of selling work at an art fair in his own work. In 2012, he created an installation at (Art) Amalgamated called FAIR that explored, well, fairs. And then he alluded to collectors buying art from booths somewhat more obliquely with an installation at the Governor's Island Art Fair, in 2011, in which a gerbil runs through an endlessly looping sequence of tubes.
The New York Times Publishes Pulled Anthony Weiner Sexting Story After BuzzFeed Recreates It
The New York Times finally published a story called “For Women in Weiner Scandal, Indignity Lingers” by Michael Barbaro that was first posted
