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How Radical Is Dasha Zhukova’s Magazine?

by Reid Singer on September 8, 2011
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Since her art and fashion magazine, Garage, launched a few weeks ago, I’ve wondered where her executive board keeps shop. But does she even have an office? I’d have loved to practice my humble Russian skills by chatting with an editor–even for just a few minutes–but up to now, attempts at locating even a home page with contact info have been woefully futile.

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Panel Discussion Recap: New Yorker Fiction / Real Photography

by Reid Singer on June 29, 2011
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Some of the inner workings of The New Yorker's Fiction department were revealed at a panel discussion held last week at Steven Kesher Gallery with four of the company's veterans. The panel, made up of Editor Deborah Treisman, Visuals Editor Elisabeth Biondi, A.M. Homes, and photographer Malerie Marder, spoke largely about the relationship between images and content.

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What Would Andy Warhol Do About Donald Trump?

by Paddy Johnson on May 10, 2011
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Has anyone else noticed that virtually every cartoon in this week’s New Yorker looks like “presidential candidate” Donald Trump? I’m sure this isn’t an accident, but does Trump really need any more attention than he’s already received? In the spirit of gratuitous name dropping (and rendering) we’ve added Warhol to the title of this post, and will likely include some auction records when we run out of things to say about the Trump cartoons. A few images and comments after the jump.

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