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These seven totemic forms entitled Sweet Charity (2026) represent the culmination of Carol Bove’s “collage sculptures,“ a body of work that has occupied a central place in her practice for the past decade. Conceived for this double-height gallery, the soaring sculptures entwine steel construction tubing with elongated shards of industrial steel plate.
Continue reading Modern Art Monday Presents: Carol Bove, Sweet Charity
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If you’re looking for a fun and easy day trip from Manhattan this summer, why not spend a few hours exploring Roosevelt Island? A unique blend of residential neighborhoods, waterfront parks, and fascinating history, the island is just a four-minute ride from Midtown aboard the Roosevelt Island Tramway at East 59th Street. Once you arrive, simply wander at your own pace and you’ll discover plenty of unexpected sights that make the trip worthwhile.
One of my favorite discoveries on a recent visit was the Girl Puzzle Monument, an inspiring public artwork located at the northern tip of the island in Lighthouse Park. Continue reading Let’s Go: Girl Puzzle Monument on Roosevelt Island
Your home feels better when it feels steady, easy to manage, and a little more predictable. Most people don’t need a huge renovation to get there. Small changes can make daily routines smoother and help you worry less when you leave or come back.
The best upgrades are often the practical ones. They support safety, reduce hassle, and make your space work better for real life without turning your weekend into a giant project.
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A home’s exterior works hard every day. The weather conditions include summer heat, heavy rain, strong winds, freezing temperatures, and everything in between. With age, the siding on a home may become worn out, and it can become ineffective against seasonal weather variations. Siding is a common choice for many homeowners, but it also serves as a securing material underneath the house. Homeowners need to understand how new siding will perform in different weather conditions, so they can make informed decisions about upgrading.
Continue reading How New Siding Helps Homes Handle Seasonal Weather
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Emile Louise Gossiaux (b, 1989) often explores the interdependence of humans and animals in their work and regards their late guide dog, London, as an equal collaborator. Continue reading Emile Louise Gossiaux, Kong Play
