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The following is a listing of upcoming creative and performing arts and family fun events around the area.

Sexology 101 Auction Supports Tom of Finland Foundation By Advocate Contributors In celebration of Pride Month, Artsy – the leading global online art marketplace – is hosting a benefit auction to support the Tom of Finland Foundation, an nonprofit organization that serves to protect, preserve and promote erotic art and artists in the LGBTQIA+ community. The auction titled, “Sexology 101,” will run from May 28 - June 11, and will feature a selection of erotica-themed works curated by Brooke Wise. Collectors and art enthusiasts will have the opportunity to bid on works from art...

Wet Paint: NFT Collective Whines Over Cryptopunks Sale, Coveted Young Artist Joins Hauser & Wirth, & More Art-World Gossip Which art dealer is sitting courtside at Knicks playoff games? What famed artist-made house hit the market? Read on for answers. Nine CryptoPunks at Christie's 21st-century evening sale on May 13, 2021. Courtesy of Christie's. Every week, Artnet News Pro brings you Wet Paint, a gossip column of original scoops reported and written by Nate Freeman. If you have a tip, email Nate at [email protected]   Love them or hate them—and believe you me, people do hate them!— N...

Nassima Landau opens a group exhibition featuring new works from contemporary art stalwarts Installation view. TEL AVIV .-Nassima Landau, the new foundation and contemporary art space in Tel Aviv, announces Parallel Worlds, a momentous group exhibition featuring new works from contemporary art stalwarts including Daniel Arsham, Friedrich Kunath, Chloe Wise, Honor Titus, Ori Gersht, Alex Gardner and Onur Hasturk. Parallel Worlds opened May 6th and runs through June 10th, 2021, and is the fourth exhibition hosted at the Tel Aviv space of Nassima Landau, which was founded in November 2020 by for...

Photo by Tom Arena Though bottle labels have existed since ancient Egypt, the advent of lithography in the late 1700s allowed mass-printed labels to rely more heavily on images to express a wine’s character or origin. Over the years, art has expanded the role of labels from purely informational to aspirational and even collectable, and they now convey more about a wine than language could alone. After all, wine, like art, is a sensory experience, and a bottle’s label “has to be beautiful,” says Elaina Leibee, wine director for Erewhon Market, a specialty grocery chain in California. H...