A cancer diagnosis can make the unfinished things in a life feel suddenly unbearable. There are the ordinary regrets, of course—the visit postponed, the affection left unspoken—though for an artist, there may also be the particular anguish of…
There is, perhaps, a quiet sanctity to the trunk of a tree, where concentric rings reveal the passage of years and the grain bears the particular character of its growth. For painter Matt Beyrer, this history invites a certain reverence,…
It was a stroke of luck. A Rhode Island woman discovered a long-lost Georgia O’Keeffe painting — valued at around $3 million — tucked away in her elderly aunt’s East Village apartment closet, The Post has learned. The groundbreaking abstract art had been…
Thanks to a $3.6 million donation from the Ralph and Fanny Ellison Charitable Trust, the college has opened a center named after the arts and literary luminary, who taught American and Russian literature there from 1958 to 1961. The Ralph Ellison Center opened…
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We met at Ai Fiori to discuss art and business, a perfectly respectable agenda that proved vulnerable to lobster knuckles swimming in garlic butter. There was, of course, plenty to talk about. Yet somewhere between the jazz, the caviar-topped tagliatelle,…
Through ancient hybrid forms, jubilant color and monumental bronze, Gillie and Marc transform a shared life into a deeply human fable about devotion, extinction and responsibility. Art history has often indulged the romance of solitary genius: one studio, one imagination…
Standing at over 307 feet tall, the Bronx is now home to the United States’ tallest mural. Commissioned by public art nonprofit ArtBridge, “Un MAR de Gente / From Every Shore,” by Dominican artist Néstor Omar García (aka “Angurria”) is both a…
Born and raised in Kenya to Hungarian and Czech parents, Rozsa grew up in thrall to the world around him. Rozsa says he was “very artsy-fartsy” and his father, an architect (who also built the local synagogue), “tried to understand…
On the outside, Moleskine looks like any other store, but within its walls is an ever-growing New York City connection. The modern-day Moleskine brand started in 1997 by Maria Sebregondi, who was inspired by Bruce Chatwin’s travel book “The Songlines.” Chatwin…
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