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“Celebrities are products,” curator Ron Magliozzi tells Observer. “They were actually properties of the studio, and they were treated as such.”
These are stories we know and love rewritten to speak to a contemporary truth.
"My brain is so visual," the artist told Observer. She once thought of this as a flaw but has since embraced the trait in her work and her life.
The company's 55th anniversary bash mixed high culture with high energy—plus a whole lot of glitz.
“This is an exhibition that encourages, fosters and invites close looking and deep thinking,” Frick curator Aimee Ng told Observer.
The title, curator Dale Stinchcomb told Observer, is a nod to variations of a phrase that appears in several of Austen’s novels.
When he began showing his subway portraits to their subjects with a sheepish “I drew you,” his popularity skyrocketed.
Major names in contemporary art mingled with fashion icons and media figures under the banner of the Museum of Modern Art’s annual springtime fête.
The star-studded celebration honored contemporary artist Theaster Gates, architect Frank Gehry and philanthropist Wendy Schmidt.