Urs Fischer Skips Own New Museum Opening; Interactive Sculpture Disappoints
The work, a motion-activated replica of a human tongue called 'Noisette,' is intended to result in a "mischievous slapstick routine."
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New York Philharmonic Postpones Havana Concert After Patrons Are Shut Out
Oops: The company has been granted travel licenses, but the folks financing the excursion aren't allowed in.
Hamptonites Worried Public Radio Might Fall Into the Wrong Hands
A Save Public Radio co-founder fears "a right-wing evangelical group."
Will Kal Penn’s New Job Mean a Kumar-less Harold & Kumar Movie?
"I've decided to take a step away from acting, so I hope that the folks who make the 'Harold & Kumar' films will respect my decision to work in public service."
Inside the Madoff Sentencing: Victims Emotional, Defense Unsympathetic
Madoff's lawyer made some attempts at defense, but no one was having it.
Bernie Madoff Gets 150 Years, Concedes ‘Legacy of Shame’
Judge Denny Chin has given Bernie Madoff the maximum sentence.
First Posthumous Michael Jackson–Memorabilia Auction Scheduled for Today
Actually, it was randomly scheduled before yesterday's events. But still: creepy.
Zombies Invade Governors Island
Yesterday, volunteers hopped the ferry to film the final scene of a movie called 'Isle of the Dead.'
High Line Overcrowding: Only 1,700 Visitors at a Time?
The Parks Department anticipates having to put an attendance limit on the park's visitors.
Larry Levine’s Tips for Surviving Prison
The man reportedly advising Bernie Madoff's niece on prison behavior gives Intel some of his storied advice.
Parsons Lets Go of Adjunct Faculty in Fine Arts
"I believe when you lose your job, and there's no justification for it, it's 'being fired.'"
The Story With Vanity Fair’s ‘Web Exclusive’ West Side Story Feature
Is Condé Nast finally taking the Internet seriously?
Columbia J-School’s Existential Crisis
The media bloodbath has made for unhappy days uptown, and a fight for change is brewing in the school's hallowed halls.
MoMA Denies Being Complicit With Poster Boy
CBS Outdoor, the firm that installed MoMA's ads in the Atlantic-Pacific subway station, believes MoMA approved of Poster Boy's remix.
Poster Boy Remixes MoMA Subway Ads
On February 10, the Museum of Modern Art launched one of its most extensive and expensive advertising campaigns in history. Then Poster Boy showed up.
UPDATE: Senator Charles Schumer in Hot Water With Local Arts Organizations
No one seems happy that the stimulus package all but ignored the arts.
Elizabeth Peyton’s (Not So) Welcome Home
The art collective Ridykeulous toasts (or is it roasts?) Elizabeth Peyton.
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