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Pepón Osorio Review: The Artist’s Wounded Heart
At the New Museum, Pepón Osorio’s exhilarating assemblages and installations hold a mirror up to Latino communities and reflect his experiences in Puerto Rico and New York.
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When Spider-Man Met Jeff Koons
Our critic spots references to Hilma af Klint and Lichtenstein in “Across the Spider-Verse.” Koons, who inspired the film’s creative team, gets top billing with an animated survey (before his work is destroyed).
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Video Games at MoMA: Do They Belong There?
“Never Alone,” which closes Sunday, was an important first step in breaking the firewall between art lovers and game designers.
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Call It Dance, Puppetry or Sculpture, It Is Eerily Beautiful
Throughout the 21-minute arc of “Divine Generations,” a silent four-person ensemble pulls cords around the room, coaxing inert discs into motion.
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Laugh-In Creator George Schlatter Socks it To Me with New Memoir
If you moved in the same elite comedy and show business circles as George Schlatter, chances are you’d run into him at a party, where you could corner him for stories from his more than 60-year career. I, for one, do not, so the next best thing was to read his new memoir, Still Laughing:…
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Bird Box Barcelona
Early into “Bird Box Barcelona,” a set-up foretells the shallow test of fate the film will attempt. The workmanlike, passable Spanish-set sequel to the apocalyptic horror sci-fi flick “Bird Box” opens as Sebastián (Mario Casas) and his daughter Anna (Alejandra Howard) are celebrating her birthday by roller skating. Afterward, they’re jumped for their food by…
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S3 Ep143: Supercookie surveillance shenanigans
Latest episode – listen now! (Full transcript inside.)
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‘They’re Outsmarting Us’: Birds Build Nests from Anti-Bird Spikes
Strips of sharp metal pins are meant to keep birds away from buildings. Some birds are stealing them to build their nests.
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Lightning Can Strike, but It Can’t Hide From a ESA Satellite
A powerful new European weather orbiter’s cameras capture lightning in near real-time at day or night across more than 80 percent of the world’s surface.
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Break Out the S’mores: This Star Is Cooler Than a Campfire
Researchers recently discovered the coldest star ever found that emits radio waves.