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A new Public Art Fund installation posits table tennis is an art form.
A midcentury newsroom, lovelorn pining, dimly lit bars, and baseball—these two perfect beach reads have it all.
A night at New York City's newest club, an import from Europe that might already have eclipsed its predecessor.
Get comfortable with Robin Byrd and George Whipple, in conversation at last.
The debut director, writer, and star of "Maddie's Secret" on making a 1990s tragicomedy for our warped digital age.
The longtime curator wants to apply “pothole politics” to arts funding across the city.
The playwright and composer Heather Christian conjured a theatrical triumph with "Animal Wisdom."
Harron's 1996 directorial debut "I Shot Andy Warhol" is screening for the first time in decades at IFC Center.
"AI: Probably Nothing to Worry About" is designed to instill deep-set fear of AI. It works.
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