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Dan Flavin’s Grids at David Zwirner Gallery

untitled (in honor of leo at the 30th anniversary of his gallery) 1987 photo by gail worley
Untitled (in Honor of Leo at the 30th Anniversary of his Gallery), 1987 (All Photos by Gail )

In these uncertain times, I find myself drawn more and more to the comfort of nostalgia — especially the kind tied to art and the people I experienced it with. For me, that means thinking back to when my close friend, artist Geoffrey Dicker, was still living in New York and we were inseparable. For years, Thursdays meant gallery-hopping through Chelsea — sometimes a dozen openings in a night —and weekends were reserved for museums. Art wasn’t just something we looked at. It was everything.
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9 Solar Power Innovations For The Modern Lifestyle

solar technicians installing solar panels
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It’s exciting to explore the future of solar power and how these trechnologies are changing the way we live. From eco-friendly homes to greener cars, solar energy is making a big impact, offering a way to meet our energy needs without harming the planet.

In this article, we’ll look at the latest breakthroughs in solar tech and how they are becoming part of our homes, businesses, and even our clothes. Get ready to discover how solar power is shaping a cleaner, brighter world.
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Modern Art Monday Presents: Laura Owens, Untitled (From the Pavement Karaoke Series)

laura owens untitled photo by gail worley
Photo By Gail

American artist Laura Owens’ Untitled (2012) is part of her Pavement Karaoke series. In her process, Owens wrote giant letters from these words across seven canvases, then filled them in with silkscreen prints, derived from classified advertisements.
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