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From New Yorker Cartoons to a Rare Dalí—5 Gems at the 2025 N.Y. Antiquarian Book Fair
The New York International Antiquarian Book Fair takes over the Park Avenue Armory for the 65th edition of the beloved fair.
Frida Kahlo's 'Month in Paris' exhibit at Art Institute showcases obscure friendship with American artist
Though this is the first Kahlo exhibition in the history of the museum, only seven Kahlo works are featured among the 100 ...
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Leonor Fini’s Mythmaking, Masquerades and Resurgent Market
Despite being born in Buenos Aires, Fini was profoundly Italian in her sense of drama, her disarming persona and the ...
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Mr. Block and Franklin Rosemont
There’s a whole lot of false consciousness running around. How to battle against it?  It’s a matter of public health.  It’s as bad as the measles.  The Wobblies, or members of the IWW (Industrial ...
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The Shocking Truth About Salvador Dali
The king of Surrealism, the revolutionary filmmaker, and one of the greatest businessmen of his era—these titles all ...
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Joanna Allen: Subconscious Playground A New Exhibition At Bowman Sculpture
Bowman Sculpture is presenting Subconscious Playground, the debut solo exhibition of British contemporary sculptor Joanna ...
‘Palais Idéal’: The outstanding French castle made by a postman
The Postman's Palace' was a hand-made castle built by a French postman over 30 years to worship nature. But the terminology has proven to be problematic.