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Although The Rolling Stones are not playing this year like we all thought, and were quite perturbed by the headliner choices once the lineup was revealed, there are plenty of other Coachella 2013 performers we are very stoked about on the bill. Here are the Day 1, Day 2, and Day 3 artists we're most excited to see take the stage this weekend at Coachella. More»
Although The Rolling Stones are not playing this year like we all thought, and were quite perturbed by the headliner choices once the lineup was revealed, there are plenty of other Coachella 2013 performers we are very stoked about on the bill. Here are the Day 1, Day 2, and Day 3 artists we're most excited to see take the stage this weekend at Coachella. More»
We celebrate our mothers, our fathers, our presidents, and our laborers, but what about our siblings? It is National Sibling Day, and no one brought you brunch in bed or took you to a baseball game to celebrate your sisterhood or brotherhood. The truth is, your brother and sister are possibly the most under-appreciated member of your family, so take time today to thank the person who was your comrade in family games, who taught you all the curse words before they should have, who pulled your hair just hard enough to make your skin a little thicker, or whatever antics you and your sibling got into. Here are some of our favorite celebrity siblings, who are lucky enough to have a partner in Hollywood crime, no matter how crazy the scene may get.
Woody Allen once said, “There is no question that there is an unseen world. The problem is, how far is it from midtown and how late is it open?” Woody, if you're still interested, that world may be right underneath midtown, albeit with more exclusive hours than Carnegie Deli. We went deep into the annals of urban history to find the city's best underground sites, including private tunnels, hidden art galleries, and secret subway stations. More>>
Now that the rumor mill has mercifully come to a screeching halt with the release of the Coachella 2013 lineup, it's time to stop talking hypotheticals and holograms and discuss the living, breathing artists set play this year. Like many who were under the impression The Rolling Stones were playing, our jaws are still halfway to the floor in utter confusion by the headliner choices (uh, the Stone Roses? Someone lost a bet. That's the only way that makes sense.). Despite that highly perturbing part of the bill, there are plenty of other performers we are very stoked about on the lineup. Following last week's selection of Day 1 and Day 2 artists, here are the Day 3 artists we're most excited to see on Sunday, April 14th and 21st at Coachella 2013.
Now that the rumor mill has mercifully come to a screeching halt with the release of the Coachella 2013 lineup, it's time to stop talking hypotheticals and holograms and discuss the living, breathing artists set play this year. Like many who were under the impression The Rolling Stones were playing, our jaws are still halfway to the floor in utter confusion by the headliner choices (uh, the Stone Roses? Someone lost a bet. That's the only way that makes sense.). Despite that highly perturbing part of the bill, there are plenty of other performers we are very stoked about on the lineup. Following last week's selection of Day 1 and Day 2 artists, here are the Day 3 artists we're most excited to see on Sunday, April 14th and 21st at Coachella 2013. More>>
Woody Allen once said, “There is no question that there is an unseen world. The problem is, how far is it from midtown and how late is it open?” Woody, if you're still interested, that world may be right underneath midtown, albeit with more exclusive hours than Carnegie Deli. We went deep into the annals of urban history to find the city's best underground sites, including private tunnels, hidden art galleries, and secret subway stations. More»
Looking to stay in step with NYC culture? All it takes is a step in the right direction... and we're here to guide you! Each of the following sites features a fabulous set of steps perfect for sun, snacks and socializing. Some of NYC's finest have found themselves on these steps, which have rich histories in city and society happenings. Stop by at the right time and you could find yourself in the midst of film shoots, fashion shows and other festivities! More»
Is the school year really almost over? This week, Hunter College and SVA are hosting open studios of their MFA candidates. Also in New York: Terracotta Warriors are invading Discovery Times Square, Gilbert & George present "London Pictures" from across the pond, and Ai Weiwei will be honored at the White Box Spring Benefit. Take a study break, and check out this week's art scene. More»
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While it may be getting colder out, New Yorkers aren't letting the inclement weather deter any celebrating. Exhibition A launched to the joy of the art world, MESA augmented reality, and a bunch of children rode a sugar high at the Stanley Isaacs Center.
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PatrickRuffini Notice how many big soccer powers are former military dictatorships. Just sayin'.
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@TrendyDC Man is the head of the family, woman the neck that turns the head. ~ Chinese Proverb ❙ RT @pramitjnathan @FarrukhSiddiqui
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@amhistorymuseum Today in 1865: 4 people hanged for conspiring with John Wilkes Booth to assassinate Pres Lincoln. Hoods and shackles: http://ow.ly/28atb
Interview With Creative Time's Anne Pasternak Who Is Changing The Way We View Our Public Art
We sat down with Anne Pasternak for a few questions about Creative Time's past and future, as well as the importance of having an awareness about public art in the city.
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