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A London rabbi on how spreading a message of Jewish joy and pride means Chabad has grown from an insular Chasidic sect to the influential Jewish force it is today ...

Perhaps flamboyant financier Pierre Lagrange spoke for the entire Upper East Side when, over drinks at the Carlyle, he allegedly screamed at the Knoedler Gallery’s director: “I will set your ...

Those who wish to Make Art Criticism Great Again, like so many of the zeitgeist’s nostalgics, seem to be yearning for a mid-century yesteryear, when critics were mostly White, male, and ...

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Mellon Foundation: Too Insular, Too Rich, Too Dogmatic Vapid victimhood art in stained glass, courtesy of Kerry James Marshall and the Mellon Foundation.

The book is, altogether, made of snappy prose and visually resplendent descriptions of an intriguing, if insular, art world that seems ready-made for a television adaptation.

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SO-IL has unveiled designs for the Williams College Museum of Art in the Berkshires, which will be topped with a tent-like cross-laminated timber roof.