Exploring Queer History in New York City’s Public Parks
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Hundreds of demonstrators flowed downtown from Bryant Park on Saturday, June 28, for the 33rd annual New York City Dyke March, which adopted a solid anti-Zionist stance and explicitly anti-fascist tone. Self-identifying dykes led the march, themed “Dykes Say No to Fascism,” to Washington Square Park with a “Free Free Palestine” banner. At the head of the protest, marchers carried […]
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**Title: Embracing the Spirit of California: A Photographic Journey by Nicolas Denolle** In photography, few pursuits are as ambitious and enchanting as those that aim to capture the essence of a whole region. Nicolas Denolle, a celebrated photographer with a sharp focus on landscapes, has undertaken such an adventure. Through his photographic journey across California, Denolle provides a powerful glimpse […]
On my second visit to *Hello Goodbye* at Dimin, ceramicist Michelle Im’s first solo exhibition in New York, her terracotta flight attendants were much smaller than I remembered. Perhaps it was the press release’s reference to the Xi’an terracotta soldiers that made me think they were larger, or the combined presence of their multiplicity. Im’s attendants, coming in at around […]
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**Weekly Highlights: BSA Images for June 29, 2025** In line with our dedication to showcasing the pinnacle of microscopy and imaging technology, this week’s spotlight emphasizes the remarkable selections from the BSA (Biological Stain Analysis) images dated June 29, 2025. The BSA consistently offers a platform for researchers around the globe to present their cutting-edge imaging methods and investigate the […]