Real. Nice. Jackets.

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A real cool accompaniment to the New Museum’s 1993 show: Call 1-855-FOR-1993 from any street urinal NYC pay phone and you’ll get a site-specific recording from a notable cultural figure about what was happening on that block in 1993.

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There was hope that Kelefa Sanneh’s profile of the Harlem tailor would bypass the New Yorker’s paywall, however you’ll have to settle for a slideshow instead.

Beginning today and running through March 31st, artist Nick Cave will transform Vanderbilt Hall in Grand Central Station into a field of play for his colorfully costumed horses. Choreographed Crossings happen daily at 11am and 2pm. Be sure to stop by.

More info at Creative Time

Joshua Liner opens up his new gallery space at 540 W. 28th with a tight group show featuring a bunch of familiar faces, Ed Templeton shows ‘Symptoms’ in Antwerp, Belgium at Tim Van Laere Gallery, and Smash137 is the ‘Public Enemy’ at Galerie Abtart in Stuttgart, Germany.

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Travis Millard has a fun new zine out, and a show, No Pressure, opening at THIS on Friday (3/22).

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Jim Mangan opens a show featuring a beautiful series of abstract photographs tonight at Martha Otero Gallery in Los Angeles.

Opening tonight (3/20) at Fuse Gallery.

Mr. Green @ Art Basel ft. Rime, Wen, Chocolatte Lady and Mr. Do or Die.

Check the Seventh Letter’s new video Miami Nights, Scandalous Times With Party People after the jump.

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One of the many strange delicacies that were served at the 109th annual dinner of the Explorers Club. They ate goat penis as well.

Trustocorp gives new life to an abandoned theme park in California.

Charles Fréger’s Wilder Mann series documents the costumed, ancient pagan rituals surrounding the winter solstice and the advent of spring.

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A super rad show presented by Topsafe that’s on view at 4 Wilkes Street in London until March 23rd.

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Following in the footsteps of the late conceptual artist Allan Bridge, a man also calling himself ‘Mr. Apology’ has set up a hot line for New Yorkers to say they’re sorry.

“Criminals Blue collar, white collar, you have wronged people. It is to people that you must apologize, not to the state, not to God. Get your misdeeds off your chest! Call APOLOGY *67 (347) 201-2446.”

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$139,000. Philadelphia, get yours.

If you read the site, you’re well aware that we put together a “nude” show at Guerrero Gallery last Saturday. What you haven’t seen are pics of some of the ladies (and Tim Diet) that attended the show. So, here you go.

Photos by Joe Russo

If you’re out in SF, Nudes. is on view until April 6th. See it online here.

Our nudes show opened last Saturday at Guerrero Gallery alongside Erin M. Riley’s tapestry-filled Show Me More. We’re pleased to show you images from the show featuring Asger Carlsen, Alfred Steiner, Chris Yormick, Dave Schubert, Eddie Martinez, Eric Beltz, Faile, Geoff McFetridge, HuskMitNavn, Mark Gonzales, Mark Mulroney, Sandy Kim, Stephen Powers, Suzannah Sinclair, Taylor McKimens, Tomokazu Matsuyama, Troels Carlsen, and Victor Reyes.

For info on individual works, contact Guerrero Gallery

A map of where musicians were born and bands were formed.

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via, laughingsquid

Did a little taco tour yesterday with Dave Schubert. Here are some of the highlights.

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