Declared a failed city by the Atlantic this past June only to be praised in the New York Times’ travel section and named one of the world’s greatest places by Time Magazine the following month, San Francisco has long been the subject of debate, particularly by those outside of theContinue Reading
Q&A with Olha Yarema-Wynar, conservator at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. How long have you been at the Met? As of this June, I’ve been here for 20 years. I first came to New York with an invitation from the Ukrainian Museum, and people there took me to the Cloisters.Continue Reading
British power player White Cube is finally set to launch its first U.S. gallery in New York in the fall of next year, and with that opening fast approaching, it’s named the person who will lead that space. Courtney Willis Blair, a former partner at New York’s Mitchell-Innes & NashContinue Reading
George Osborne, the chair of the British Museum, has stated that the Parthenon Marbles will remain in the London institution’s collection under his watch, in a sharp rebuke to growing pressure for the return of the sculptures to Greece. According to the Art Newspaper, Osborne, the former Chancellor of the UK government, commented onContinue Reading
Kay Gabriel is a poet and essayist based in New York City. She is the author of A Queen in Bucks County, out this month from Nightboat Books, and Kissing Other People or the House of Fame (Rosa Press,Continue Reading
