It could have been a Saturday night in any Australian town. Against the backdrop of a fiery sunset, a row of vehicles made their way towards the local car. But in this open-air theater, instead of advertisements for local businesses or a beverage stand, something else was projected onto the giant screen: a reminder for …
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As the 2022 field begins to take shape, there is a feeling that the host country will finally get the payoff it expected after a decade of scrutiny and criticism. Source link
In These serials For T, writer Reggie Nadelson revisits New York institutions that have defined cool for decades, from vintage restaurants to eponymous dives. On a bright July morning, I felt the same excitement as when I was 9 years old when I arrived in Coney Island, and on the hot summer Sundays, my father …
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Since 2013, directors have walked through the revolving door at the Museum of Art and Design at 2 Columbus Circle with astonishing vision and speed. It took five months for one director to suddenly resign to pursue what he describes as a commitment to the “destiny of humanism and democracy.” Its successor took two years, …
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