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As Above, So Below: Five Favorite Subway Artworks
This article has been updated to properly credit artists. A previous version of this article credited artwork by Jane Dickson to Chuck Close, and…
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A Kernel Planted: The Corn Symposium Makes its Debut at the New School
To many it is simply a sweet summer night cookout food served with butter, but to farmers like Zaid Kurdieh, corn on the cob…
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New Schoolers Snack and Socialize at the 2019 Annual Block Party
Back-to-school season was in full swing at the 23rd annual New School Block Party on Thursday, August 30. New School students rung in the…
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Indigenous Resistance Presses For Community Rights and Knowledge In Face of Climate Change
In a time of calls for decolonization and recognition of the urgency of climate change, indigenous peoples are rising up and making their voices…
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“Safe Spaces” Film, Premiered at Tribeca Film Festival
How did Dan Schechter, filmmaker and former New School professor respond to conversations around “safe spaces” on college campuses? He made a movie about…
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Ted Bundy Charms Again in “Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile”
Our society craves the gruesome details of true crime. Television shows, movies, books and podcasts all get produced to feed America’s fascination with true…
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