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Critics have been ripping into the Paul McCartney/Peter Martins' ballet, Ocean's Kingdom, at New York City Ballet, like bears after their first post-hibernation meal. Is it that bad? » read more
Chile peppers spice up the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens, plus High Line photography, Angélique Kidjo, and more. » read more
A predominance of our mental imagery of the French Revolution comes from thrilling, turbulent Delacroix and Géricault paintings, but now the Morgan Library is exhibiting a collection of drawings from the Louvre that depict the period. » read more
Bryant Park Fall Festival continues this week; plus, international names in performing arts flock to BAM. » read more
This year designer Michelle Smith celebrates the 10th anniversary of her young-luxury collection Milly. The theme for Spring 2012 is “a lesson in geometry.” » read more
SundayArts knows she’s a devoted advocate of the saving the Garment District, making the most of the city’s manufacturing resources and building her business here in the city. She’s designer Nanette Lepore. She first got her start in the East Village on a shoestring budget, and she’s now a worldwide force in the industry. » read more
Design maven and industry leader Norma Kamali is a New Yorker who knows who how to put the fun in fashion. » read more
Designer Yeohlee Teng is a longtime SundayArts favorite. She’s an architect of fashion, carefully constructing her pieces as functional works of art that have been engineered for today’s “urban nomads.” » read more
Chilean-born, New York City-based designer Maria Cornejo is known for her sophisticated yet accessible designs. In 2006 she was awarded the prestigious Cooper-Hewitt National Design Award for Fashion Design, and her minimalist constructions are beloved by the likes of Tilda Swinton, Cindy Sherman and First Lady Michelle Obama. » read more
Willem de Kooning is routinely portrayed as an "artist's artist," perhaps the paramount painter among a generation of geniuses. A pass through MoMA's comprehensive exhibition, "De Kooning: A Retrospective," pretty much elucidates why he's considered so great. » read more
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