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With Israel Day on Fifth scheduled for later this month, Mayor Zohran Mamdani has not changed his position on attending the annual Manhattan parade celebrating Israel.
A spokesperson for Mamdani, responding to public criticism from a Brooklyn Republican Assembly memb...
Empathy, at its weakest, is perhaps a beautiful feeling left unemployed. It allows us to ache for the world from a safe distance, to read the statistics, shake our heads, and feel briefly wounded by the cruelty of what other people endure. At its most powerful, however, empathy becomes action. It becomes infrastructure. It becomes a phone call, a placement, a home, a policy, ...
Hundreds of Jack Kirby fans gathered as the street where he grew up was closed, and a sign was unveiled proclaiming “Jack Kirby Way” to honor the comic book illustrator who helped create some of the genre’s best-known heroes.
Some showed up in superhero costumes, other wore “Captain America” shirts and some wore suits as the man who helped create so many heroes got his...
Folk art may be the closest visual language to the human condition because it begins before theory, before permission, before the academy has time to name it. It begins with the hand. It begins with need, loss, devotion, labor, memory, and the human instinct to give form to what might otherwise disappear.
A quilt, at its highest register, is not merely sewn. It is argu...
The resounding rhythm of Soh Daiko drummers echoed through the Upper West Side on Saturday, marking the start of the fifth annual Japan Parade.
Encroaching rain clouds did little to dampen spirits as hundreds gathered to celebrate the enduring friendship between Japan and New York City. Each year, the parade begins at West 81st Street and Central Park West before makin...