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Joe Brainard for Loewe's New Menswear Collection From blazing the 1960's New York scene to writing a memoir, Joe Brainard now takes centre stage in a new collaboration with Loewe Like the first winter crocuses, the bursts of bright floral pattern scattered throughout the Loewe AW 21 menswear collection brought joy to the grey, locked-down days of January 2021. Pansies, specifically: patched onto the collar of a flannel blazer; knit across every inch of jacquard two pieces; or tumbling in a print down the centre of a dramatic, triangular-flare trouser. These motifs were quo...

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View of Martha Diamond’s “1980–1989,” 2021. Magenta Plains, New York. Over the course of her fifty years as a painter in New York, Martha Diamond has applied her love of place and structure to canvases that capture the architecture of the five boroughs in striking hues and energetic, wet-on-wet brushstrokes. On the occasion of “1980–1989,” an exhibition of oil paintings and studies on Masonite made during the titular decade—on view at Magenta Plains in New York through February 17—Diamond looks back on her childhood in the city, her affiliation with the New York School, her ...

Bird Song of the Day The sound on this a bit low, but it really reminds me of the prairie. #COVID19 At reader request, I’ve added this daily chart from 91-DIVOC. The data is the Johns Hopkins CSSE data. Here is the site. Resuming the upward climb, though at a lesser slope. Looks like the Midwest did it, from the regional data, with now a little help from the Northeast. I feel I’m engaging in a macabre form of tape-watching, because I don’t think the peak is coming in the next days, or even weeks. Is the virus gathering itself for another leap?

Gem Spa Is Auctioning Off Its Iconic Sign, Awning, Egg Cream Fountains & More arrow Back in May, East Village landmark Gem Spa announced that they were closing for good after almost a century at the corner of St. Marks Place and Second Avenue. The store had struggled in recent years with losing their license to sell cigarettes and lottery tickets, and rent increases—and the pandemic turned out to be the final straw. Gem Spa is now auctioning off some of the most iconic objects from its store, including the landmark yellow-emblazoned Gem Spa sign; gates featuring work by renowned a...