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This week: art adorns the steps of the Brooklyn museum, animals as sculptors, Sly Stone’s musical revolution, lessons from Kurdish women journalists, flying zebras, and much more.

A 191-foot-long painting at MOCA LA has appeared in disturbing photos of anti-ICE protests.

Community members brought not just paintings and sculptures, but silverware, family photos, children’s books, jewelry, and even beloved scarves and jackets.

Upstairs neighbor activities.

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A visit to Michaels craft store helped restore book jacket designer Peter Mendelsund during a deep bout of depression.

A member of the Qatari royal family paid €2 million for two of the forgeries.

“I have come to welcome spontaneity.”

All proceeds from the two-week sale will go to Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art, the Sylvia Rivera Law Project, and the Trans Income Project.

The museum has become the backdrop of ongoing protests against ICE raids in the city.  

Sam Weber began his studies at the Alberta College of Art and Design in Calgary before relocating to New York to further his illustration career and attend graduate school at The School of Visual Arts. He is now based in Brooklyn, New York, where he works professionally as an artist and illustrator. More: Instagram h/t: […]