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Summer Guide: Art

The Best Art of 2012

Voice critics pick their favorite shows from the past year

Gay Museum Wars: Victory? Or a Truce?

For gay artists past and present, it gets better . . . slowly

Live: MGMT Travel Up The Spiral At The Guggenheim

Benjamin Lozovsky/BFAnyc.com​MGMT Guggenheim Museum Thursday, November 10 Better than: A rock show without a reclining Pope sculpture looming above. During the afterparty for the Guggenheim Museum's annual International Gala Thursday night, held in honor of Maurizio Cattelan and his triump ... More >>

Fall Arts: Art Picks

Summer Guide: On Stellar Rays' Candace Madey Talks Lower East Side Art

The Bowery gallery scene. Plus summer art picks

DEEP THOUGHTS

Socrates would be so proud

Spring Arts Guide: Donald Judd, Reassembled

Plus Kara Walker, Gustav Metzger, and other spring art picks

Yvonne Rainer's Got Game at the Baryshnikov Arts Center; the Royal Danish Ballet Dances the Guggenheim

Emmanuelle Phuon and Sally Silvers join the veteran NYC artist, Nikolai Hübbe talks about his company

The Daily Ditching iPad-Only For Android App ASAP; TBD.com Dismantled, Doomed

​After three weeks of publication as the world's first-ever iPad newspaper, reports are trickling out that News Corp. boss Rupert Murdoch's pet project, The Daily, will be migrating to a second platform, the Android tablet, in the second quarter of 2011. The news comes barely 20 issues since M ... More >>

The Daily Loves Dogs and Other Ongoing iPad Newspaper Issues

​It's been just under two weeks since Rupert Murdoch and Apple announced the debut issue of their iPad newspaper The Daily at the Guggenheim Museum in New York City. "In this exciting new era, we believe The Daily will be the model for how stories are told and consumed," said Murdoch, the News ... More >>

I Dropped My iPad at the Launch of The Daily

​Rupert Murdoch looked regal. When I got to the revolving doors of The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum it was swarming with people frantically operating smart phones, but I saw beyond them, to the screen assembled against the back wall. It was sixteen iPads wide by sixteen iPads high and there, s ... More >>

The Guggenheim to Get a Food Cart; Pringles Go Multigrain

​Mississippi is the most obese state in the country for the sixth year in a row, according to the seventh annual "F as in Fat: How Obesity Threatens America's Future" report. New York tied for 36th place with Florida and Idaho. [NY Daily News] The Guggenheim Museum is seeking permission from ... More >>

New York City Ballet Dancers Take to the Streets—on Film

Bridgman/Packer Dance Split Themselves in Three; Elaine Summers Looks Back, Intermedia-Style

THE PAST RETURNS

Get spooked in the Guggenheim’s rotunda

The Decade's Best Dance

Gordon, Rudner, Monk, and more—remembering the finest work of the past 10 years

Clip Job: Peace March, 1966

Ginsberg at the Peace March, photo by Fred W. McDarrah​Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. March 31, 1966, Vol. XI, No. 24 Peace March, 1966 By Paul Warren I live on 103rd Street near Central Park West, one of the very few whites in a block of Negroes and Puerto Ricans. ... More >>

Weekend Special: Food Themes in the Art of Jeff Koons

Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum​Sandwiches with mustard smiles and sliced olive eyes, from EasyFun-Ethereal. While we think of Jeff Koons (American artist, born 1955, York, Pennsylvania) mainly for his crass, sleek, kitschy style, and subject matter consisting of balloon animals, life-size porno ... More >>

Bail Out The International

A movie with troubled assets, indeed

Peter Carey’s New Novel Plays Disorienting Identity Games

Frank Stella's Carbon Footprint

Recommendations by R.C. Baker

In Memoriam

Todd Bolender, 1914-2006

Christians to Lions

Restriction Plagues a One-Choreographer, One-Composer Format

1959

Restoration Drama

A work of art that reminds you of a time when museums were more like sex machines

Post-Retailism

The pick of the museum store litter

Virtual Is Political

Pretender contenders: US Department of Art and Technology plays house of representatives

Events

George Balanchine's Birthday Presence Takes Multiple Shapes

Listings

Listings

First-Round Knockout

James Rosenquist's wraparound wow! and other pop sensations fill the Guggenheim

Listings

Dance

Listings

Dinner Is Served

Screen Test 2002

World's Hardest Movie Quiz

Going to Extremes

The Shops Around the Corner

Harvard's Shopping Guide; Prada; Century 21

Letters

Letters

One-Room Apartment Over Plumbing Store

Promises, Promises

Every Year at This Time, People Suddenly Start Thinking Up Ways They Could Be Better. Do You Have Resolutions for 2001?

Brushed Off

For Women Artists, Recognition Comes Late

A Misfit Pair; Hit by a '2 by 4'; 007 Down

Fame Fatale

Taking the Fifth

Theme Stores Eat Manhattan