New York

by Martin Figuera

Free Poster House, Yoshitomo Nara in Chelsea, Brancusi at MoMA, live jazz and the Rockefeller tree: the best art in NYC this weekend.

by Max A. Sciarra

Poster House in Chelsea opens two new shows: Günther Kieser’s sculptural music posters, from Jimi Hendrix to David Bowie, and Soviet posters from Gorbachev’s war on vodka. Free on Fridays.

by Sandra M. Smith

A glowing phone booth in a forest at night, a stranger’s knapsack and the 1995 hacker underground waiting on the line: “1337” is an immersive experience for one person at a time, performed …

by Martin Figuera

Subway platforms riddled with holes, newsstands where the headlines run backwards: for more than fifty years, Japanese painter Masaaki Sato has been looking at New York more closely than most New Yorkers do. …

by Geneva Russell

Ghana’s first photojournalist joins Martin Parr, Graciela Iturbide and Sebastião Salgado. A retrospective of more than 50 works opens at Somerset House in April.

by Max A. Sciarra

From a 1920s lawn party on Governors Island to Wynton Marsalis’s farewell at Lincoln Center, here is where New York’s jazz lives between now and next summer.

by Sandra M. Smith

From Capote’s Black and White Ball to Studio 54, plus Harry Benson’s nightlife photographs and Tiffany’s paintings: three shows open in Roslyn Harbor on November 21.

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Ophelia’s Secret: How Taylor Swift Turned a Drowned Heroine Into a 500-Million-View Triumph Eight months. One song. Roughly half a billion views. “The Fate of Ophelia” did not just open

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