The Atlantic: Twitter Was the Ultimate Cancellation Machine.

"ART FOR CHANGE, a leading art platform for the socially conscious collector, is pleased to announce a series of three new hand-embellished prints by artists Patricia Renee’ Thomas, Na’Ye Perez, and Kate Pincus-Whitney. For their fourth _...Read More_

[https://edition.cnn.com/style/article/piet-mondrian-painting-upside-down-trnd/index.html](https://edition.cnn.com/style/article/piet-mondrian-painting-upside-down-trnd/index.html) >New research suggests that one of Piet Mondrian's iconic Modernist paintings may have been hanging upside down for decade, though the artwork isn't _...Read More_

>"The artist on consumerism and what he would buy if he won the lottery."

>"From Lil Nas X's runway appearance at Coach to Tommy Hilfiger's collaboration with British designer Richard Quinn, here's what has caught our eye at the new season's shows."

Great photograph and awesome write up. It’s crazy to think that they were only open for about 28 years before 9/11. Crazy how vacant it is. Hard to imagine anywhere in new york not being crowded.

>"New York City Ballet’s 1962 tour of the U.S.S.R. forced the great choreographer to confront the regime he’d fled and the people he’d left behind."

"Here is a tale about deprivation which stomps on the delicate vessel of the trauma plot. Escoffery offers vivid glimpses of the “nouveau hobo class”: to freshen up for a job interview, Trelawny fills a fast-food ketchup cup with hand soap _...Read More_

[https://edition.cnn.com/style/article/new-york-art-museum-nazis-trnd/index.html](https://edition.cnn.com/style/article/new-york-art-museum-nazis-trnd/index.html) >"Museums in New York will now be required to disclose which artworks were stolen in Europe during the Nazi era, thanks to new legislation signed last week _...Read More_

>"New York wants to welcome new immigrants. Its economy and vibrancy depend on them. But an influx has strained a social safety net already on the brink."

"The great irony of Ephron’s afterlife, then, is how quickly she’s been reduced to sentimental lore. Since her death, a decade ago, at seventy-one, the romanticization of her work has swelled like a movie score."

I've become obsessed with Danielle Steel. Here's my essay on her WILD life, her novel THE KLONE AND I, how she lives in a sugar daddy chateau, & how her career tells the _...Read More_

>"The palpitations came and went like the weather. No one could tell me why."

>"I have always viewed writing fiction as moral work, but never before had it felt so urgent."

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