At Apple’s NYC Anniversary Event, Neo Buzz, iPod Nostalgia, and Alicia Keys
“I would still rock an iPod in my travel bag if I was going away,” Zane Lowe is…
New York, Montreal to play in first-ever nationally televised PWHL game in U.S.
A Professional Women’s Hockey League game will soon be on national television in the United States for the…
Sterling Ruby: Atropa – The Brooklyn Rail
Sterling Ruby: Atropa Sprüth MagersJanuary 30–March 28, 2026 New York In June 2022, the first time I ever…
Brenda Goodman: The Sum of Its Parts
Brenda Goodman: The Sum of Its PartsSikkema Malloy Jenkins February 12–March 21 New York The painter Brenda Goodman,…
Stanley Whitney Henri Matisse – The Brooklyn Rail
Stanley Whitney Henri Matisse Craig Starr GalleryOctober 23, 2025–March 14, 2026New York As the unpunctuated title propounds, Craig…
Amy Newman’s Barnett Newman: Here
Amy Newman Barnett Newman: HerePrinceton University Press, 2025 “The fetish and ornament, blind and mute, impress only those…
Rodin’s Egypt – The Brooklyn Rail
Rodin’s Egypt Institute for the Study of the Ancient WorldNovember 19, 2025–March 15, 2026 New York Rodin’s Egypt…
Seeing Silence: The Paintings of Helene Schjerfbeck
At the turn of the century, we see a shift in Schjerfbeck’s work towards a simplified, minimal, and…
Cathleen Clarke: Episodes – The Brooklyn Rail
Cathleen Clarke: EpisodesMargot Samel February 20–March 28, 2026 New York The most disorienting darkness I’ve ever experienced occurred…
LIAM CAGNEY with Tadhg Hoey
Even in your book, you show that there were some different, very different, kinds of politics in early…
The Dream of the ’90s Is Alive at New York City’s JFK Jr. Look-Alike Competition
Barry, Nathan, and a friendMaddy Rotman Barry informed me that the winner of the competition wore Rollerblades—a nice nod…
fellow Soviet Union ‘descendants’ are ‘more cultured’ than other Americans
A USSR-born Brooklyn pol born recently dissed his constituents, declaring he and fellow comrades who fled to the…