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Green-Wood Cemetery.

Bury Your Secrets (Literally) at Brooklyn’s Most Famous Cemetery

French artist Sophie Calle invites New Yorkers to purge themselves of their deepest darkest secrets, and bury them—literally—at Brooklyn's most famous cemetery.
By Alanna Martinez

Nick Cave’s Horse Parade

It’s kind of wonderful that Nick Cave’s art—like the work of Dr. Seuss and Maurice Sendak—is so accessible to children
By Matthew Kassel and Zoë Lescaze

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