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Carrie Coon on Returning to Broadway, Reading the Reviews, and Longing to Be an Action Hero
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Carrie Coon on Returning to Broadway, Reading the Reviews, and Longing to Be an Action Hero

By Juan A. Ramírez
Jane Krakowski’s Marquee Moment
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Jane Krakowski’s Marquee Moment

By Keaton BellPhotography by Huy Luong
The Theatermakers Turning Anita Hill and Christine Blasey Ford’s Testimonies Into Dialogue
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The Theatermakers Turning Anita Hill and Christine Blasey Ford’s Testimonies Into Dialogue

By Leah Abrams
Natalie Palamides on Clowning, Cryotherapy, and Closing Her Chaotic One-Woman Rom-Com Weer
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Natalie Palamides on Clowning, Cryotherapy, and Closing Her Chaotic One-Woman Rom-Com Weer

By Anna Cafolla
Mickalene Thomas’s New Survey at the Grand Palais Is for Lovers
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Mickalene Thomas’s New Survey at the Grand Palais Is for Lovers

By Amy Verner
Francesco Vezzoli on His New Book, Diva?
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Francesco Vezzoli on His New Book, Diva?

By Corey Seymour
An Exhibition at the Met May Just Make Finnish Modernist Helene Schjerfbeck Your New Favorite Artist
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An Exhibition at the Met May Just Make Finnish Modernist Helene Schjerfbeck Your New Favorite Artist

By Laird Borrelli-Persson
Boundary-Pushing Architect Frank Gehry Has Died at 96
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Boundary-Pushing Architect Frank Gehry Has Died at 96

By Emma Specter
In Miami, Artist Alex Prager Stages a Surrealist Hollywood Dreamscape
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In Miami, Artist Alex Prager Stages a Surrealist Hollywood Dreamscape

By Stephanie Sporn
The Curtain Rises for Alicia Graf Mack, Ailey’s New Artistic Director
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The Curtain Rises for Alicia Graf Mack, Ailey’s New Artistic Director

By Laura Regensdorf
Meet Afro-Caribbean Portraitist Kandy G. Lopez, the Barkley L. Hendricks of Fiber Art
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Meet Afro-Caribbean Portraitist Kandy G. Lopez, the Barkley L. Hendricks of Fiber Art

By Stephanie Sporn
At the Guggenheim, a Dynamic Survey for an Expressionist Maestra
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At the Guggenheim, a Dynamic Survey for an Expressionist Maestra

By Fiorella Valdesolo
In Gruesome Playground Injuries, Kara Young and Nicholas Braun Set Aside Their Differences
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In Gruesome Playground Injuries, Kara Young and Nicholas Braun Set Aside Their Differences

By Juan A. Ramírez
The Best Coffee Table Books to Give This Holiday Season
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The Best Coffee Table Books to Give This Holiday Season

By Dodie Kazanjian and Chloe Schama
Meryl Streep, Katie Holmes, and More Helped to Fête Tom Hanks’s Return to the Stage in This World of Tomorrow
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Meryl Streep, Katie Holmes, and More Helped to Fête Tom Hanks’s Return to the Stage in This World of Tomorrow

By Paul Chi
On Opposite Ends of Manhattan, a Tale of Two Tartuffes
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On Opposite Ends of Manhattan, a Tale of Two Tartuffes

By Christopher Barnard
On Sunday Night, Lea Michele Launched Straight From Chess Into “Dancing Queen”
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On Sunday Night, Lea Michele Launched Straight From Chess Into “Dancing Queen”

By Anna Cafolla
The Quiet Exuberance of Agnes Martin’s ‘Innocent Love’ Paintings
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The Quiet Exuberance of Agnes Martin’s ‘Innocent Love’ Paintings

By Grace Edquist
A Night at Davé: Inside Paris’s Most Storied, Cult-Favorite Restaurant
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A Night at Davé: Inside Paris’s Most Storied, Cult-Favorite Restaurant

By Anna Cafolla
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How the House of Gorgeous Gucci Prepared for the Porcelain Ball

By Jordan Wake
Nazareth Hassan’s Theater of Small Violences
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Nazareth Hassan’s Theater of Small Violences

By Leah Abrams
The Transcendent Late Paintings of Jay DeFeo
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The Transcendent Late Paintings of Jay DeFeo

By Grace Edquist
A Century Under the Influence of Edward Gorey
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A Century Under the Influence of Edward Gorey

By Fiorella Valdesolo
On the Practical Magic of Joan Mitchell’s Personal Style
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On the Practical Magic of Joan Mitchell’s Personal Style

By Simon Chilvers
Y2K-Meets-Rococo: How Christian Cowan Designed Broadway’s Queen of Versailles Costumes
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Y2K-Meets-Rococo: How Christian Cowan Designed Broadway’s Queen of Versailles Costumes

By Christian Allaire
Esther Fallick Is Blonde, Brooklyn-Based, and Ready to Bring Comedy Back to Off-Broadway
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Esther Fallick Is Blonde, Brooklyn-Based, and Ready to Bring Comedy Back to Off-Broadway

By Emma Specter
As Artist Greer Lankton Is Celebrated in a New Book, Nan Goldin Remembers Her Friend
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As Artist Greer Lankton Is Celebrated in a New Book, Nan Goldin Remembers Her Friend

By Mark Holgate
Sam Penn and Max Battle’s New Exhibition Offers an Intimate Look at Love
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Sam Penn and Max Battle’s New Exhibition Offers an Intimate Look at Love

By Mark Holgate
In Her Solo Museum Debut, Hiba Schahbaz Meditates on Fantasy and Selfhood
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In Her Solo Museum Debut, Hiba Schahbaz Meditates on Fantasy and Selfhood

By Salomé Gómez-Upegui
The Unhinged Rococo Fantasies of Flora Yukhnovich
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The Unhinged Rococo Fantasies of Flora Yukhnovich

By Stephanie Sporn
A Shooting Star: The Aperture Gala 2025 Honored Photographer Tyler Mitchell
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A Shooting Star: The Aperture Gala 2025 Honored Photographer Tyler Mitchell

By Paul Chi
Michael Urie and Lux Pascal on an Intimate New Richard II Made for This Moment
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Michael Urie and Lux Pascal on an Intimate New Richard II Made for This Moment

By Alex Jhamb Burns
Sigrid Sandström’s Emotional Landscapes
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Sigrid Sandström’s Emotional Landscapes

By Grace Edquist
An Under-Seen Eugene O’Neill Drama Gets Its Day in Brooklyn—With Star Power to Spare
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An Under-Seen Eugene O’Neill Drama Gets Its Day in Brooklyn—With Star Power to Spare

By Adrienne MillerPhotography by Norman Jean Roy
Bess Wohl and Whitney White on the Radical Relevance of Liberation
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Bess Wohl and Whitney White on the Radical Relevance of Liberation

By Carey Purcell
In “Seydou Keïta: A Tactile Lens,” a Legendary African Photographer Gets His Biggest Showcase Yet
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In “Seydou Keïta: A Tactile Lens,” a Legendary African Photographer Gets His Biggest Showcase Yet

By Folasade Ologundudu