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The High Line

A woman in a white shirt stands beside a large outdoor video screen on the High Line, with blurred traffic and city lights visible through the railing.

Xin Liu Imagines the Lonely Afterlife of a Decommissioned Satellite

Her multidisciplinary work "NOAA: A Fall Towards Home" explores the depth of despair and the possibility of hope inherent in exile and disconnection.
By Elisa Carollo
Installation view of “DOKU! DOKU! DOKU!: samsara.exe” at Amant Foundation, featuring Lu Yang’s DOKU avatar projected in a metallic, scroll-lined environment.

Lu Yang’s Convergence of Technology and Spirituality at Amant

“As an individual facing today’s wars and geopolitical complexity—witnessing so much suffering—I often feel powerless and sad; but I refuse to remain there. I turn that feeling into a direction for making—opening a small, experiential pocket of clarity amid the noise," the artist told Observer.
By Elisa Carollo
Portrait of a woman with short hair and yellow jacket.

Cecilia Alemani Reveals Her Curatorial Direction for the 2025 SITE SANTA FE International

"I want to showcase the multifaceted reality of this place," the curator told Observer.
By Elisa Carollo
The Strand

Discover New York City’s Best Third Places to Socialize and Decompress

By Naisha Roy
A man in a hat smirks in front of a colorful geometric background

Biennale Artist Jeffrey Gibson On Spirituality, Ecology in Politics and His Next Chapter

By Dan Duray
Image of a black man dressing in red in front of wood doors

Ibrahim Mahama On the Embedded Histories in Materials and Creating Art for Communities

By Elisa Carollo
Sculpture of a giant Pigeon over the High Line

A Giant Pigeon Will Soon Tower Over the High Line Spur

By Elisa Carollo
A woman in a yellow blazer stands smiling in front of the railing of a street bridge

Poetics of Place: Cecilia Alemani On Curating for the High Line

By Mána Taylor
People walking on the High Line on a sunny day.

The High Line Names Alan van Capelle its New Leader as it Attempts to Combat Gentrification

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

A Simone Leigh Statue Is Replacing a Confederate Monument

By Helen Holmes

A Drone Sculpture by Sam Durant Will Soon Hover Over New York’s High Line

By Helen Holmes

For the Venice Biennale, Simone Leigh Will Interrogate the US Art Industry’s Issues

By Helen Holmes

Cecilia Alemani’s Venice Biennale Appointment Is Great News for the Art World

By Helen Holmes

Artists Pay Tribute to Wu-Tang Clan in a Limited Edition Series of Prints Starting at $250

By Helen Holmes

Arts Power 50: The Changemakers Shaping the Art World in 2019

By Paddy Johnson, Mary von Aue, Juliet Helmke, Sissi Cao and Helen Holmes

The 10 Must-See Art Exhibitions of Spring 2019

By Scott Indrisek
Pete Davidson and Ariana Grande are moving in together in New York apartment.

Ariana Grande and Pete Davidson’s Latest Milestone Includes a $16 Million Home

By Morgan Halberg

The Best Outdoor and Spring-Inspired Art Exhibitions in and Around NYC

By Margaret Carrigan

Sting and Trudie Styler Left Central Park West For a Futuristic Abode

By Morgan Halberg
The New School Students at a propagation event.

Artist Maria Thereza Alves Is Charting the History of Migration in NYC Using Seeds

By Margaret Carrigan
Visitors are encouraged to take one of 4,000 free copies of Margaret Atwood's book.

Public Art Installation Offers Thousands of Free Copies of ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’

By Alanna Martinez
Ma Yansong and MAD Architects' proposed design for a the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art in Los Angeles.

George Lucas Museum Lands in LA, Petition Proposes Christo Design Fabric Border Wall

By Alanna Martinez
Students drawing Iggy Pop during a life drawing class at the New York Academy of Art. The work will go on view for Jeremy Deller's exhibition "Iggy Pop Life Class" at the Brooklyn Museum this fall.

Drawings of Iggy Pop’s Body at Brooklyn Museum, and 5 Things to Do Until Election Day

By Alanna Martinez
The Brooklyn Museum.

NY Women Artists to Gather for Group Photo, Portland Museum to Show Rare Rothko Works

By Alanna Martinez
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