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The Evocative Clay Figures in ‘Ministry: Reverend Joyce McDonald’ Radiate Power and Hope

Come in from the cold, literally and metaphorically, at a Bronx Museum party.

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Poetry for Justice: An Evening of Poems, Performance, and Good Cheer

It’s been darker than usual this year. Let some light in at La Mama’s Poetry Electric Social Solstice party.

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Two Artists Ask: How Abject Do You Wanna Get?

David Carrino and Alex Jovanovich unveil beautiful snark through elegant silk and jarring ink.

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Let There Be Light – and Electroluminescent Wire and LEDs and Neon and …

A show featuring illuminated art arrives just in time for the darkest days of the year. 

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Giving Thanks For Jimi Hendrix is a Long — and Ongoing — NYC Tradition

Since the late 1960s it has been a Thanksgiving tradition in NYC to celebrate the guitar genius

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Yucks and Melancholy Make ‘Broadway Danny Rose’ the Perfect New York Thanksgiving Flick 

Woody Allen’s 1984 masterpiece delivers bittersweet holiday fare.

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The Studio Museum in Harlem Reopens, with More Space and Continuing Passion 

In pursuit of its mission, to represent Black culture and encourage artists of color, the museum unfolds an array of historical and contemporary art. 

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ART

Waiting for Limbo: Mary Corman’s Inviting – and Enigmatic – Interiors

The painter imbues her spaces with spiritual radiance.

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Bruce McCall’s ‘Retrofuturism’ Led to Works That Were Both Playful and Sharply Satirical

In the exhibition “Visions of the Retrofuture,” the city is a slick, surreal circus, where zeppelins still fly and the rich are served by an actual skeleton crew.

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‘Searching for Superpublics’ Focuses on Public Space Projects that Emphasize Public Involvement

An exhibition at the Center for Architecture details existing and proposed projects, including putting art in pedestrian malls and saving shorelines.

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