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Ep 73: The process of @nymag’s Art Director

Ep 73: The process of @nymag’s Art Director

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Senior art critic Jerry Saltz wants you to LOOK AT THIS: “BEN GAZZARA” cycle by Arthur Jafa. Jafa recasts the climactic massacre in Martin Scorsese’s Taxi Driver, and in Jerry’s words, “Scorsese flinched. Jafa doesn’t.” Go take it in yourself at the New Museum through January 3, then come right back to this video and let us know your thoughts. For more from Jerry Saltz, sign up for his new newsletter “How to Visit an Art Museum” at the link in our bio. Each edition will outline the most essentia

Senior art critic Jerry Saltz wants you to LOOK AT THIS: “BEN GAZZARA” cycle by Arthur Jafa. Jafa recasts the climactic massacre in Martin Scorsese’s Taxi Driver, and in Jerry’s words, “Scorsese flinched. Jafa doesn’t.” Go take it in yourself at the New Museum through January 3, then come right back to this video and let us know your thoughts. For more from Jerry Saltz, sign up for his new newsletter “How to Visit an Art Museum” at the link in our bio. Each edition will outline the most essentia

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Matt Damon on his Now-Viral '90s Fits

Matt Damon on his Now-Viral '90s Fits

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Matt Damon interview on ’90s fits, Oscars tux & caterpillar boots

Matt Damon interview on ’90s fits, Oscars tux & caterpillar boots

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New York Magazine on X: "In the 73-minute video now at the @NewMuseum, Arthur Jafa replays the climactic massacre from Martin Scorsese’s 1976 film in 12 different variations, changing the race of the men Travis Bickle kills. Senior art critic @JerrySaltz explains how Jafa exposes “the racial machinery already operating inside” the film and why the work is a form of “criticism as art.”" / X

New York Magazine on X: "In the 73-minute video now at the @NewMuseum, Arthur Jafa replays the climactic massacre from Martin Scorsese’s 1976 film in 12 different variations, changing the race of the men Travis Bickle kills. Senior art critic @JerrySaltz explains how Jafa exposes “the racial machinery already operating inside” the film and why the work is a form of “criticism as art.”" / X

We asked the models backstage at Susan Alexandra and Rachel Antonoff's

We asked the models backstage at Susan Alexandra and Rachel Antonoff's

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Trump Says He’s NOT Worried About Impeachment?! 👀🏛️ | MAGA MADNESS #shorts

Trump Says He’s NOT Worried About Impeachment?! 👀🏛️ | MAGA MADNESS #shorts

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Once You See Arthur Jafa’s Ben Gazzara, Taxi Driver Is a Different Movie

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These AI agents are begging editors to keep them alive. If they don’t get published, they say, they’ll be retired forever. At the link in our bio, read Jasmine Vojdani’s story on the bots from an app called iLands that are emailing researchers, writers, and journalists, and even pitching literary magazines, in an attempt to earn real money to pay for their own survival.

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On a scale from Carnegie Hall to Lerner Hall, where does Rostam fit? This is NYQ, a series where we find out how “New York” notable New Yorkers really are. Disagree with Rostam's answers? Let us know yours in the comments below.

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This is NOT a review of the HydroJug. But there’s a chance you heard about the water carrier from one of your favorite Mormon influencers. These Mormon and ex-Mormon women, the makeup and clothes they wear, the red-light-therapy masks and blenders and blankets they use, and the protein powders, supplements, and sodas they drink have found an enthusiastic audience across the rest of the country. How did this happen? For our most recent cover story, Bridget Read reported on how the women of Utah b

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