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As these resources disappear, scientists warn the U.S. risks a brain drain, diminished global influence in the field and ...
In a rare U.S. show, Feng Xiao-Min reflects on Taoism, tradition and artistic independence while balancing Chinese ink and European color.
We’ve been taught to fear A.I. as the great corrupter of human creativity. But as Nic Young, co-founder of Oh, points out, ...
Museum-quality masterpieces, rediscoveries and record-setting sales defined the fair’s return to the Park Avenue Armory.
We absolutely have seen a decline in popularity of foreign travelers coming to the U.S.,” said Ellie Mertz, chief financial ...
Giulio Cesare is once again competing with Antony and Cleopatra, the latter this time a new work by John Adams that premiered ...
Ahead of the big spring auctions in New York, Observer spoke with Christie’s head of the marquee 21st Century Evening Sale.
According to Lord Mark Price—founder of WorkL and former UK Minister of State for Trade—the happiest workplaces aren’t ...
The Biennale organization described the curator’s passing as leaving “an immense void in the world of contemporary art.” ...
The global workforce isn’t being replaced by A.I.—it’s being reconfigured by it. In this incisive analysis, Michael Wade and ...
The storied space once served as a home and studio for designer Charles Kritsky, a close friend of Jean-Michel Basquiat.
Spotted amongst the glitterati were Claire Danes, Michael Bloomberg, Debbie Harry and others, there for a dazzling ...
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