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Pioneering modernist photographer Germaine Krull was as much a photojournalist as she was a story-teller. Through her work, most of
Rose McGowan’s ‘Dawn’ Debuts Online
Rose McGowan’s directorial debut, Dawn, which premiered at Sundance earlier this year, is a slow-burning gem: critically lauded and technically
Laura Beth Reese’s Intimate Ex-Boyfriend Portraits
For Boston-based artist Laura Beth Reese, breakups will always be a part of her life. The photographer’s series Ex-Boyfriends sees
Philippe Parreno: H{N}Y P N{Y}OSIS
In his largest installation in the U.S. to date, French artist Philippe Parreno gives American audiences an opportunity to experience
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Opening Ceremony, New York’s veritable purveyor of all things hip and cool — when it comes to garments at least — has added
Six Acts To See at Governors Ball 2015
The fifth Governors Ball descends upon New York City’s Randall Island park today through Sunday, June 7th. If you already
Kim Gordon: The City Is A Garden
Kim Gordon’s — the former front-woman of Sonic Youth — long-standing, and quite accomplished, foray into arts has landed her shows at