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Jaune Quick-to-See Smith’s final curatorial project honours Indigenous community she championed for decades

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By Anisa Tavangar, Torey Akers, Alexandra Alexa
| The Art Newspaper Verified
The artist and curator Jaune Quick-to-See Smith died on 24 January, just days before the opening of her latest curatorial project, Indigenous Identities: Here, Now & Always (until 21 December) at Rutgers University’s Zimmerli Art Museum. An extension of her decades-long efforts to champion contemporary Indigenous artists, Indigenous Identities is a final offering in Smith’s life-long pursuit of recognition, nuance and an expanded lens towards her fellow Indigenous artists.
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By Sarah Beling Verified, Phil O'Brien, Alexandra Alexa
| W42ST Verified
On your marks, get set, go! Now in its 13th year, The Steve Olsen Run for Rogosin returns to Hudson River Park this Sunday. It is a fundraiser for kidney research and a cherished Hell’s Kitchen community gathering – founded by West Bank Cafe’s and W42ST’s own “Hell’s Hero” Steve Olsen. “It was all Steve’s heart […]
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Community Board Demands an Increase in Fines for Idling - but are They Asking for Too Little?

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By Alexandra Alexa
| W42ST Verified
The right to clean air and water, and to a healthful environment may be a recent addition to the state’s constitution, but the issue of idling vehicles has been around for years. Now Community Board 4 is demanding that the Department of Environmental Protection increase the fines imposed for idling — currently seen by the big-name offenders as “a cost of doing business”. Evening traffic on 9th Avenue between W41st and W42nd Street. Photo: Phil O’Brien.
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