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Cannupa Hanska Luger Creates Unnerving Football Mascot for New Jordan Peele-Produced Horror Film ‘Him’

“Tinsel Larry” in the new film Him, created by Cannupa Hanska Luger. Courtesy HIM Cannupa Hanska Luger revealed on Instagram on Tuesday that he collaborated with the filmmakers behind the movie Him to create “Tinsel Larry,” a sports mascot featured in the film. Him is a new horror film directed by Justin Tipping and produced …

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Sotheby’s Sells York Avenue Headquarters to Weill Cornell, Will Lease Back Four Floors

Sotheby’s York Avenue headquarters. Getty Images Sotheby’s has sold its longtime New York headquarters at 1334 York Avenue to Weill Cornell Medicine, the auction house confirmed in a note to staff this week. The move marks the latest step in a real estate overhaul that includes its 2023 acquisition of the Breuer Building, the Whitney …

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Elizabeth Denny, Outsider Art Fair’s New Director, Discusses Her Role Amid An Uncertain Art Market

Elizabeth Denny was previously a director at Eric Firestone Gallery and of her own gallery in New York and Hong Kong. Photo by Olya Vysotskaya Elizabeth Denny was named the new director of the Outsider Art Fair last week. Founded in 1993, the fair is known for its focus on art brut, folk art, outsider …

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Statue of Trump and Epstein Holding Hands Returns to Washington, D.C.

A statue of Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein, now known as Why Can’t We Be Friends?, has returned to the National Mall. Photo Andrew Harnik/Getty Images A much-debated statue of President Donald Trump and the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein has officially returned to Washington, D.C. after it was hauled away by the National Parks …

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New York’s Storied Tilton Gallery to Close, Eight Years After Founder’s Death

Installation view of “In Tribute to Jack Tilton: A Selection from 35 Years,” 2018, at Tilton Gallery, New York. Courtesy Tilton Gallery, New York Tilton Gallery in New York announced that its upcoming exhibition will be its last. That exhibition for late abstract painter Ruth Vollmer will run September 30 to November 15, after which …

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Roberta Smith Interviews Larry Gagosian, Who Says He ‘Can’t Micromanage 18 Galleries’

Larry Gagosian. Getty Images Here’s something you don’t see every day: the world’s most respected art critic interviewing the world’s most famous art dealer. But thanks to Numero magazine, we now have the pleasure of reading Roberta Smith’s interview with Larry Gagosian (and, inevitably, his with her). Here are the key takeways. They aren’t exactly …

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30 Years of Research Has Revealed a ‘Forgotten’ Castle on Scottish Isle

Drone photograph of Finlaggan. Courtesy Open Virtual Worlds at University of St Andrews A new book published by the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland has revealed the existence of a previously unknown castle on the Scottish isle of Islay, dating to the 12th or 13th century CE. The book, The Archaeology of Finlaggan, Islay, is …

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Lisa Phillips, Longtime Director of New York’s New Museum, to Retire

Lisa Phillips. Photo Paul Bruinooge/Patrick McMullan via Getty Images Lisa Phillips, director of New York’s New Museum, will retire after more than 25 years in the post, the New York Times reported Thursday. The museum is currently undergoing a 62,000-square-foot expansion that had been expected to open this fall, though no inauguration date has been …

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