New York City has lifted regulations it has adapted to govern the auction industry in a sudden turn in policy, part of a sweeping effort to improve conditions for businesses in the wake of the economic damage from the coronavirus pandemic. The changes, designed to help small businesses by reducing bureaucracy and reducing penalties, will …
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SIGN “Joan Jonas” Large-scale artworks are part of Dia’s DNA, and this exhibit of the museum’s Hudson Valley branch features three major installations in the collection of pioneering video and performance artist Joan Jonas, perhaps best known for her 2015 show at the USA Pavilion in Venice. biennial. Ms. Jonas reviewed the work for the …
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Whether you’re on the track, betting on which one will win that day, or an owner deciding which mares and bulls will produce the best offspring, with years of no proof, thoroughbred horses are always a bet on the future. But the biggest speculators might be people trying to predict which foals (less than one …
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