AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHarlem History: A new Urban Civil Rights Museum is opening in the National Urban League’s Manhattan headquarters, bringing Northern campaigns and the artists who shaped them into focus through nearly 12,000 square feet of exhibits. City Institution: Stanley Zabar, the longtime force behind the family grocery, has died at 94, marking the loss of a figure closely tied to a New York food landmark. Political Milestones: Adrienne Adams won election as New York’s first Black woman lieutenant governor, while Cait Conley became the state’s first openly gay woman elected to Congress. Advocates say the test now is whether those historic wins translate into influence and policy. Art Around Town: New York’s Art Week lineup spotlights galleries and exhibitions, including Ocean Vuong’s debut show, which explores intimacy and loss.
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