Dixieland by Andrew Turner – October Gallery
Price: $395 NOW $195Dixielandby Andrew TurnerLimited Edition (A/P) Offset Lithograph PrintSigned by the Artist8.5″ x 11″ Andrew Turner was born in 1944 in Chester, Pennsylvania. He was a graduate of…
Consumer Reports: Fin Simonetti -ARTnews
Fin Simonetti ARTIST Fin Simonetti is a Canadian-born artist and musician living and working in New York City. Her exhibition “Pledge” is currently on view at Company Gallery on Manhattan’s…
Sky Hopinka, Graciela Iturbide, Nancy Spero, and More -ARTnews
Matthew Porter, Gold Hill, 2015, from the 2019 book, Matthew Porter: The Heights, published by Aperture. ©MATTHEW PORTER TUESDAY, MARCH 26 Talk: Matthew Porter at Aperture FoundationAt this event, photographer…
Lower Manhattan Cultural Council to Open First Permanent Governors Island Art Space This Fall -ARTnews
LMCC’s Arts Center at Governors Island. ZACHARY TYLER NEWTON The Lower Manhattan Cultural Council is opening a 40,000-square-foot space on Governors Island in New York, with plans for the newly…
How Jim Crow Went to China in the Making of Big Tobacco | Truthout
The cigarette industry played a paradigm-shifting role in the rise of corporate power during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It drew on Jim Crow to expand globally, and…
To Hate-Watch Or Not To Hate-Watch: A Discussion Of ‘A Christmas Prince 2’
Every good romantic comedy needs a sequel. How else will we find out about how that fluffy, swoony happy ending turned into a relentless morass of disappointment and misery? That’s…
Supreme Court Will Hear Case of Lee Malvo, the D.C. Sniper | The New York Times
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to decide whether Lee Malvo, the younger of the two men who terrorized the Washington region with sniper shootings in the fall…
‘They killed a white woman’: Fifty-four years later, Leroy Moton looks back at the killing that changed the civil rights movement | The Washington Post
On the night of Feb. 18, 1965, black high school senior Leroy Moton was arrested for the “crime” of walking peacefully for half a block in Marion, Ala. Accompanied by…
Discovered After 70, Black Artists Find Success, Too, Has Its Price | The New York Times
Hilarie M. Sheets, The New York Times McArthur Binion, the abstract painter, at Lehmann Maupin Gallery in New York. Underappreciated for decades, his work now sells briskly for up to…
Ethnic clashes in Mali between two ancient African peoples kill 134
The scene shortly after a violent attack that left at least 134 people dead and dozens more wounded, which according to witnesses was carried out by the ethnic Dogon militia…