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The New York Exhibitions Worth Seeing During Art Week NYC
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Source: New York Observer
New York is having its first ‘official’ art week, which feels a bit unnecessary on its face given the sheer number of clustered events and openings each month. Organized by Penske Media Corporation’s art publications, the inaugural edition of Art Week NYC, which runs Nov. 11-14, brings together more than 80 galleries, 32 cultural institutions—the Whitney Museum, the Studio Museum in Harlem and the Queens Museum among them—and 15 nonprofits with a coordinated agenda that aims to further spotlight the vibrancy of the city’s expansive art ecosystem. The program runs alongside the newly rebranded ADAA Fair, with a citywide calendar of openings, gallery tours, performances, panel discussions and other events. Even so, there are open slots in Art Week NYC’s calendar of events, which means there’s time to check out some of the exhibitions in New York that didn’t make it onto the schedule. These are our picks for the city’s must-see shows.
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