Offically Friday. Good evening.
Warm out there today in New York. Today's high was 84ºF. Tomorrow: 80ºF, same.
Paris Men’s Fashion Week enters its final stretch. World Cup: Norway–France and Senegal–Iraq at 3pm, Cabo Verde–Saudi Arabia and Uruguay–Spain at 8pm, and Egypt–Iran and New Zealand–Belgium at 11pm.
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At Mexico City’s Laboratorio Arte Alameda, restoration shapes artistic practice
Comment | Art Basel’s Zero 10 grows up and outgrows the digital community that led to its inception
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Today (6/26): Cowboy Sadness. Whitney Museum of American Art. 99 Gansevoort Street. 6:30pm and 8pm.
Today: Opening: Alighiero Boetti. Dia Beacon. 3 Beekman Street. Beacon, New York.
Sunday: Open Mic. FZA x CBC. Forsyth Plaza at Forsyth Street and East Broadway. 1–4pm.
Sunday: Punisher x Allie Rowbottom & Friends. Pietro Alexander. 59 Wooster Street.
The Spinning Room: Ancient Music
Recently clicked: Hey, Gumba, Morning Mix 1, It’s My Party, Feel Good 5, Speaker Snack.
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DC1919 by Vincenzo De Cotiis
This DC1919 Lounge Chair by Vincenzo De Cotiis features a seat made of iridescent cast aluminum contrasted with a base of solid cast brass.
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Alexander Pushkin, watercolor attributed to S. G. Chirikov, 1810. Source: Central Museum of A. S. Pushkin / Wikimedia Commons.
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