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Celebrate #Juneteenth with an art exhibition! Presented in partnership with the Romare Bearden Foundation, “Creating Community. Cinque Gallery Artists,” is the first introductory survey to focus on the innovative non-profit artists’ space dedicated to promoting the achievements of Black artists from its founding in 1969, until its closure in 2004. The exhibition features paintings, works on paper, photographs, sculptures, and archival documents drawn from loans and The Art Students League's permanent collection, and celebrates a diverse selection of late twentieth century and contemporary artists who participated in this pioneering collaborative enterprise.

Among the many prolific artists featured are five artists whose #MTAArts projects are embedded into the fabric of New York City. Romare Bearden, Robert Blackburn, Robin Holder, Al Loving and Sam Gilliam have each left a visual imprint in the NYC subway for all New Yorkers to encounter and absorb along their journey. On view through July 4. https://theartstudentsleague.org/exhibition/cinque_2020/

Image 1: Romare Bearden, “Untitled” (“City of Light”), (1993 – proposed by artist in 1982) at the Westchester Square-East Tremont Avenue (6) station in the Bronx.

Image 2: Robert Blackburn, "Everything There Is A Season" (2005) at the 116th Street (6) station in Manhattan.

Image 3: Al Loving, “Brooklyn, New Morning” (2001) at the Broadway Junction (A,C,J,L,Z) station in Brooklyn.

Image 4: Robin Holder, “Migration” (2006) at Flushing Ave (J,M) station in Brooklyn.

Rock's best power couple!

Trent Reznor and Mariqueen Maandig performing as Nine Inch Noize.

Coachella, April 11 2026

NINE INCH NAILS NOIZE

Everyone: North American Solar Eclipse!

me: Rex Manning Day!

Following this event I felt like we need not only a 'I was here for beta' but also a 'I was here for omega' badge, so I made it: