Tsele Nthane for The New York Times Koyo Kouoh, one of the global art world’s most prominent figures, who had been slated to become the first African woman to curate the Venice Biennale ...

New York has an art fair problem. There are too many fairs to be sure. “Fairtigue” has long been a complaint among the aesthetirati, to coin a term: those collectors, dealers, institutions ...

THE winners of a schools VE Day art competition has been revealed in the House of Commons. York Outer MP Luke Charters held the contest for city schools in the run up to the 80th anniversary of ...

Rite Aid has officially filed for bankruptcy protection again, and this time, it’s having a major impact on New York State. The struggling pharmacy chain announced it will permanently close all 178 ...

The Rite Aid drug store chain has filed for bankruptcy for the second time in two years and is expected to auction off 10 York County stores. Rite Aid filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Monday for ...

Midtown, a piece by the New York legend and jack of all (mostly gay) trades Tabboo! is one of these deep cuts. It’s on display as part of Karma gallery’s showcase at the art fair, a part of hi ...

Spring has sprung in New York City, and a lush crop of art fairs are blossoming around the city. From tentpole events like Frieze and Independent to exciting new showcases like Esther II and ...

The New York art spring season is in full swing, with five coinciding art fairs—Frieze, Esther, Independent, Spring/Break and TEFAF—announcing the crescendo this week. Frieze New York ...

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A Rite Aid spokesperson told 7 News that the company is closing locations in New York State, and the company is in the process of selling its stores and assets. "We're losing a pharmacy," said ...

We genuinely hope we can encourage people to immerse themselves in the present moment, experience the public art and the energy of New York City,” explains Frances Laterman, Chair of the Board ...