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Sleights of Hand: Virginia Overton at the Kitchen and ‘Haitian Masters’ at...
There’s a magic show playing at the Kitchen. Using only such materials as the space happened to have in storage—steel
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8 Things to Do in New York’s Art World Before April 30
MONDAY, APRIL 23 Screening: Bjarne Melgaard Interviews Leo Bersani, at the Kitchen The indefatigable Norwegian painter Bjarne Melgaard recorded this
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8 Things to Do in New York’s Art World Before May 25
TUESDAY, MAY 22 Party: The Party in the Garden at MoMA Last year Kanye West went gorillas in the garden,
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James Murphy, Centerpieces Impress at the Kitchen Gala Last Week
Somehow, between Memorial Day, filing our stories for last week’s paper and doing interviews for stories for this week’s paper,
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7 Things to Do in New York’s Art World Before July 22
TUESDAY, JULY 17 Screening: “Maso et Miso Vont En Bateau,” at the Kitchen Organized by Stéphanie Jeanjean and Alaina Claire
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Elad Lassry Takes His Genre-Bending Antics to the Kitchen’s Black Box Theater
“He’s always used Jerome Robbins as a reference,” said art dealer David Kordansky to a small gathering of people gathered
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The Kitchen Estimates Sandy Damages May Total $500,000
The Chelsea–based nonprofit gallery and performance space the Kitchen announced today that it may have suffered between $400,000 and $500,000
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‘Jacob Kassay: Untitled (Disambiguation)’ at the Kitchen
Using large scraps of white, off-white, burlap-colored and pale industrial green linen left over from previous projects, some of them
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10 Things to Do in New York’s Art World Before January 28
TUESDAY, JANUARY 22 Screening: Olaf Breuning “Home Trilogy” at Metro Pictures This week-long screening of Olaf Breuning’s “Home” trilogy should
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At the Kitchen, Sam Green and Yo La Tengo Sing a ‘Love Song’ for R....
You wouldn’t expect that the grandiosity of the translucent dome that R. Buckminster Fuller designed for Expo 67 in Montreal
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‘Chantal Akerman: Maniac Shadows’ at The Kitchen
Chantal Akerman’s new three-channel video installation Maniac Shadows is a kaleidoscopic complication of double bluffs and autobiographical preoccupations that hides
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‘Gretchen Bender: Tracking the Thrill’ at The Kitchen
Nine years after her death at age 53, Gretchen Bender’s art is having a moment. Twenty-four television monitors and three
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‘Luke Stettner: This Single Monument’ and ‘Boru O’Brien O’Connell: Draft,...
Boru O’Brien O’Connell and Luke Stettner use a long, white wall to divide their double New York gallery debut into
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9 Things to Do in New York’s Art World Before September 28
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 Opening: Blondie 40th Anniversary Show Jeffrey Deitch revisits those halcyon days of New York in the 80s by curating a show celebrating the 40th anniversary of those CBGB heroes,...
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It’s Blockbuster Season! 15 Things to Do in New York’s Art World Before...
A list of things to do in New York's art world
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The Month in Weird: May’s Best Avant-Garde Concerts
Open your ears and strap in as we welcome you to the first installment of the best avant-garde shows of the month.
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10 Things to Do in New York’s Art World Before May 27
Here are your artsy things to do for the week of May 23 - May 26.
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Bon Iver Plays Red Hook, and 5 Other Art World Things to Do
Grammy award-winning indie band Bon Iver, lead by Justin Vernon, kicks-off the first half of a 10-show concert series for their new album 22, A Million at artist Dustin Yellin's Red Hook arts space...
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How the White House Was Won (in Pictures), and 5 Other Things to Do in New...
In the age of television. and now social media, visual imagery has played a key role in presidential elections.
View Article5 Under-the-Radar Movies That Could Become Surprise Hits in 2019
These five films—featuring stars like Will Smith, Brad Pitt, Elisabeth Moss and Tiffany Haddish—could be 2019's cinematic dark horses.
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