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David Teiger, a New York–based collector in his late seventies.
Sarah Thornton • Seven Days in the Art World
The awareness gave him pause: perhaps a funny-looking mixed-race kid could exist at the center of the world, not just on its periphery.
Gabrielle Zevin • Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow: Give the #1 bestseller to everyone you love this Christmas
Because I participate in the continued gentrification of Brooklyn but am full of self-loathing about it, I take a peculiar satisfaction in the city refusing to heel to the behavioral standards of its newer, soft-skinned inhabitants. Put another way, when the city reminds us—in fucked-up ways big and small—that this is a complex urban metropolis and... See more
King Baby brings graffiti back to NYC—and Tucson?
“Is it lazy? Is it discriminatory? Is it tone deaf? Is it…
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Kyle Chayka • Filterworld
Remnick does not dispute her account. “I think I would be happy if Judith Thurman wanted to write next about the National Football League,” he explained to me in an email. “The point is, I love reading her on whatever moves her, and she is a woman of parts, of wide-ranging interests and sensibility, a deep reader of literature, someone with a keen... See more
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I was a huge fan of the comic journalist Ronson, and his book Them
Halloween Special
Once, they were everywhere—in laugh tracks for “The Big Bang Theory,” in breathless think pieces about social-media narcissism. Then—poof! Gone like yesterday’s avocado toast. So what happened to these millennials who once lived large in our hearts and in our online conversations? New Yorker Humor hunted them down for old times’ sake. Tap the link... See more
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