Our Favorite Black Couples On TV And What They Taught Us These are just a few names of Black characters whose love we’ve championed in the last 50 years of television history. by Erin E. EvansPublished Feb. 23, 2024 George and Weezy. Martin and Gina. Max and Kyle. Uncle Clifford and Lil’ Murda. These are…
At some point in journalism school, I decided it was my dream to write for Pitchfork. I wanted to be an “arts and culture writer,” not because I thought it was a job I’d actually get but because I was one of those artsy gay J-school kids who didn’t want to be in broadcast and…
Charles Stendig, who introduced contemporary and avant-garde European furniture to adventurous Americans in his New York City showroom, died on Feb. 11 at his home in Manhattan. He was 99. His death was announced by R & Company, a furniture gallery in TriBeCa to which Mr. Stendig donated his design library and corporate archives. There…
The Frankenthaler Foundation and its directors have filed motions to dismiss the ongoing legal saga with former board president, Frederick Iseman, according to court documents filed Tuesday. The two motions were filed on behalf of the Foundation and its directors and come amidst a backdrop of escalating tensions and a barrage of accusations, including alleged “pay…
Last week, Wet Paint got to the bottom of what exactly the non-gallery Gems is all about and took you behind the scenes of the art world’s high-powered lesbian and bisexual backgammon league. Here’s what else made a mark around the industry… Art Fairs –Untitled Art Fair has been acquired by the event group…