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Animal Collective, Darren Aronofsky Will Judge the Guggenheim’s YouTube Contest
Also: Takashi Murakami, Ryan McGinley, Laurie Anderson ...
YouTube in the Guggenheim? Go for It!
Some folks are up in arms over a proposed show of YouTube videos at the museum.
Design Hunting: Gilded Floors and a Mind-blowing Use for Ralph Lauren Paint Chips
Rising furniture designer Joris Laarman, Bill Sofield's latest creations, and Carlton Scott Sturgis's wizard ways with an X-Acto.
Kurve Becomes Rhong-Tiam; Má Pêche Serves Cocktails
Plus: Iris Café open in Brooklyn Heights, and François Payard doubles up on the UES, in our regular roundup of neighborhood food news.
Davidson: Charles Gwathmey’s Iconic New York Buildings
Rather than brand his designs with signature mannerisms, he combined smooth elegance of execution with the willingness to be self-effacing.
Wearable Art Takes On a Whole New Meaning at the Guggenheim
Art fiends, rejoice: The newly restored museum has turned bits and pieces of itself into jewelry. Yes, you can wear the Gugg.
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