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- Will Global Jitters Dull the Glitter of New York’s Art Gigaweek?Posted by Scott Reyburn on November 12, 2019 at 2:28 am
A rediscovered David Hockney and a welded hippo are among some 2,000 works coming to auction. But only a handful are trophies. […]
- Maya Lin to Conjure Dying Trees to Make a PointPosted by Robin Pogrebin on November 11, 2019 at 11:03 pm
Her public art installation at Madison Square Park, opening in June, will focus on the so-called ghost forests that have died off because of climate change. […]
- Inside the Last Occupied Apartments of the Chelsea HotelPosted by Aimee Farrell on November 11, 2019 at 10:51 pm
A new book celebrates the colorful living spaces of the New Yorkers who still call the legendary building home. […]
- With ‘Shadow Stalker,’ Lynn Hershman Leeson Tackles Internet SurveillancePosted by Tess Thackara on November 11, 2019 at 8:49 pm
She pioneered interactive video and artificial intelligence in art. Now this new-media path-breaker scrutinizes technology’s abuses at the Shed. […]
- With a Slave Rebellion Re-enactment, an Artist Revives Forgotten HistoryPosted by Richard Fausset and Wayne Lawrence on November 11, 2019 at 6:20 pm
Dread Scott is organizing a re-enactment in Louisiana that asks people to think about who the real heroes were in the 19th-Century South. […]
- Searching for the Ancestral PuebloansPosted by Jim Robbins on November 11, 2019 at 5:44 pm
In the red rock desert of the Southwest, an ancient culture was thought to have vanished. A new view connects it to pueblo dwellers of today. […]
- A Cozy, Minimalist Retreat Perched Among the TreetopsPosted by Alice Newell-Hanson on November 11, 2019 at 5:15 pm
In upstate New York, one family’s treehouse mimics its rustic environment. […]
- An Art Show, by Veterans Armed With CamerasPosted by Elizabeth A. Harris on November 11, 2019 at 4:31 pm
A photography workshop for veterans offered an outlet to help them cope with the challenges of being home. An exhibit of their work is on display in Buffalo. […]
- Games Workshop prepares for bumper 2019 with profits and sales already ahead of last yearPosted by Robert Hutchins on November 11, 2019 at 10:40 am
Profits and sales at Games Workshop, the tabletop gaming firm behind the global Warhammer franchise, are ahead of last year, signalling another bumper year for the UK company. According to the group, trading between September and early November has beaten the company’s performance for the same period last year, with royalties receivable also ‘significantly ahead.’ […]
- Call of Duty Mobile named second-most downloaded launch in historyPosted by Robert Hutchins on November 11, 2019 at 10:39 am
Call of Duty Mobile has become the second most downloaded launch in history, knocking the recently launched Mario Kart Tour off its perch on the mobile gaming podium. The mobile version of the first person shooter franchise has amassed 148 million downloads since its launch on September 30 this year, making it the second-most successful […]
- WWE Superstar Rusev delights crowds at Argos with Leeds store meet and greetPosted by Robert Hutchins on November 11, 2019 at 10:38 am
WWE Superstar, Rusev punched his way out of a life-sized toy box at an Argos store in Leeds to celebrate a new offer on WWE toys at Argos over the weekend. Hundreds of fans gathered to meet the three-time United States Champion, with queues reportedly stretching around the Leeds Headrow store. Known as the ‘Bulgarian […]
- Llama Llama season two to launch on Netflix this monthPosted by Robert Hutchins on November 11, 2019 at 10:28 am
Season two of the popular animated preschool series, Llama Llama is to launch on Netflix later this week, with Jennifer Garner returning to her role as Mama Llama. Developed by Genius Brands International, Llama Llama series one launched on Netflix in January 2018 to a worldwide Netflix audience. It made its debut on 20 different […]
- Sesame Workshop scales new marketing heights to turn Empire State Building the Sesame Street yellow and greenPosted by Robert Hutchins on November 11, 2019 at 9:53 am
Marketing campaigns rarely get much bigger than this. Sesame Workshop has scaled new heights to mark the 50th anniversary of Sesame Street by turning New York’s Empire State Building its familiar yellow and green this weekend. An advance lighting ceremony at the Empire State Building ahead of the big event on November 10, the Mayor’s […]
- Mothercare staff denied redundancy pay as UK retailer collapsesPosted by Robert Hutchins on November 11, 2019 at 9:36 am
Staff at the collapsed UK retailer Mothercare will receive nothing in redundancy pay, it has emerged, as the business made clear its plans to enter administration just weeks ahead of the Christmas season. Workers have instead been advised to apply for statutory redundancy by visiting the Government’s website. This follows reports that Mothercare bosses took […]
- A Sculpture for Brooklyn’s New Golden Age?Posted by Martha Schwendener on November 10, 2019 at 8:03 pm
Hank Willis Thomas strives for “Unity” in his public artwork at the Brooklyn Bridge. […]
