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The rise of Klaus Biesenbach, MoMA’s Übersocial, very German curator at large—and the new head of P.S.1.

For sixteen years, the United Homeless Organization’s plastic donation jugs have been ubiquitous around town.

What you should know about art curator and dealer Vladimir Restoin Roitfeld.

Even Shepard Fairey’s assistants are appropriated.

The Philharmonic’s new announcer on his Mahler-conversion moment, his impatience with pop music, and his classically trained fantasy wife.

Bernie Madoff’s summer home went on sale via the Corcoran Group, part of a vast collection of his properties that are being sold to help reimburse his victims.

As a new generation discovers artist Genesis P-Orridge, he fulfills a quixotic long-term project: turning himself into his late spouse.

From the MTA to IAC, this fall’s new masters of various city universes.

Katherine Farley, just named chairwoman of Lincoln Center, is the wife of Jerry Speyer, chairman of MoMA. How much philanthropy can one couple handle— even with a net worth of $1.5 billion?

William Powhida cheekily predicted which of his fellow artists would still be star properties in the future. We asked other art-world types to weigh in, anonymously.