Christa Terry
Arts Editor at Observer
arts editor at @observer | TOTAL ART STAN | pitch me: [email protected] (no TV/film reviews) | curious about EVERYTHING | all opinions mine and mine alone
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3 weeks ago |
observer.com | Christa Terry
Eight museums and several neighborhood partners are coming together for the 47th annual Museum Mile Festival. Photo by Scott RuddBlock parties are arguably among the most exhilarating rites of summer in New York, channeling the city’s irrepressible energy as it bursts into its most vibrant and expressive season.
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3 weeks ago |
observer.com | Christa Terry
Eric Rutherford and Kelly Killoren Bensimon. Getty Images for American BalletLast week, a downpour couldn’t dampen the glow inside Cipriani South Street, where the American Ballet Theatre staged its annual Spring Gala with all the elegance you’d expect from one of New York’s premier cultural institutions.
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4 weeks ago |
observer.com | Christa Terry
Agnes Denes’s Wheatfield – A Confrontation (1984) restaged at last year’s Art Basel. Courtesy of Art BaselThe arrival of June ought to offer a reprieve after a busy May art fair calendar packed to the rafters with events both in and outside of New York City. But if the June art fair calendar is only refreshingly light because of Art Basel’s global dominance, at least the next best thing to a month off is a few weeks on the Rhine.
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1 month ago |
observer.com | Christa Terry
Legacy Russell, Olivier Berggruen, Rachael Louise Elliott and Porfirio Figueroa. Deonté Lee/BFA.comLast week at City Winery, The Kitchen hosted its annual Spring Gala—a vibrant convergence of artists, patrons and cultural luminaries that honored the legendary choreographer Lucinda Childs, visionary filmmaker, artist and MacArthur “Genius” Fellow Wu Tsang and patron Jamie Singer Soros, joined by her husband Robert Soros.
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1 month ago |
observer.com | Christa Terry
Jordan Casteel, Scott Rothkopf, Amy Sherald and Darren Walker. Jason Lowrie/BFA.comEarlier this week, the Whitney held its 2025 gala, and as always, it was a sharp, high-gloss celebration of contemporary culture.
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This year’s biennale unfolds through quiet gestures, ancestral memory and coded dissent, offering a vision of resilience amid global crises. https://t.co/H9vSqzui10
Channeling the Primordial Pulse of Nature: An Interview With Artist Thalita Hamaoui https://t.co/Qji5DuAs7b
Arcangelo Sassolino On Fluid Time and Sculpting the Present https://t.co/uLfBYgo5QJ