New Humans at the revamped New Museum: Try saying that quickly five times. Indeed, the Manhattan museum is set to reopen after a two-year closure, launching with an exhibition that explores human identity amid rapid technological advancements.
The press will gain access to the futuristic 25th-century milk carton-like structure tomorrow morning. Stay tuned for our candid review. Meanwhile, delve into our detailed coverage of the museum’s reopening journey, the artists featured in the initial exhibition, and local reactions to the building’s design, which has been described as both “hostile” and “corporate.” Share your thoughts when it welcomes the public this Sunday!
In addition to this, we have several local stories highlighting New York’s vibrant scene. Associate Editor Lakshmi Rivera Amin explores the sari’s historical and political significance in the city, Eileen Isagon Skyers delves into how Thomas Gainsborough crafted status, Seph Rodney reviews the Carol Bove retrospective at the Guggenheim, and I introduce you to Subtitled NYC, an intriguing project space in Greenpoint.
