Known for his social practice, performance, sculpture and work with archives, the Chicago artist memorializes those who shaped his worldview in his first major American museum survey.
Tag: Manhattan (NYC)
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Jeffrey Epstein Victim Says She May Have Made a Mistake in Accusing Dershowitz
Virginia Giuffre, who was trafficked as a girl by the financier Jeffrey E. Epstein, had accused Alan Dershowitz, a law professor, of abusing her. Now she says she is no longer certain.
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Key Witness Has Covid, Disrupting Trump Organization Trial After One Day
Jeffrey S. McConney, the company’s controller, had coughing fits on the stand. The judge said the trial would likely resume Monday, but that many in the courtroom were at risk.
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Jury Selection in the Trump Organization Case a Trial of Its Own
The challenge for defense and prosecution in the trial, which starts Monday in Manhattan, was to choose 12 people and six alternates who did not have disqualifying opinions.
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I’m No Longer Sure New York Will Protect Itself From Rising Waters
Given the funding gaps and ever-extending deadlines for flood protection measures, is it better to be realistic about Manhattan’s future?