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A selection of events for the weekend of Dec. 18 to 20.

Every two years, the Whitney Museum of American Art takes a crack at making sense of the ever-sprawling world of contemporary art. This year, the Biennial curators have picked fifty-five artists for the 2010 snapshot.

Okay, this is a little embarrassing,  but some people really, really love our pals at Radio Lab.  A group of the show's fans (who happen to be fabulous artists and designers) created a series of limited edition prints to show their support for the show.

A selection of cultural events to populate the weekend.

The Bauhaus exhibit at MoMa has drawn huge crowds since opening in November. Check out our online tour of the show with curators Barry Bergdoll and Leah Dickerman.

A New York Moment, explores New York scenes as captured by NYC photographers.  That means you. 

 This weekend, cartoonists will get to escape their drawing boards for a day of artist signings, discussions and live music.

Two thousand artists. Thirty-three countries. More than two hundred fifty galleries. All spread out on a convention center floor the size of 10 football fields. If you're looking for subtlety, Art Basel Miami Beach is not the place to find it.

Video artist Omer Fast tells stories of love, war, and displacement that blend fact and fantasy. 

Take a break from arguing whether Colin Firth or Matthew McFayden was the hotter Mr. Darcy. You can get a huge dose of Jane Austen love at the Morgan Library.

Your kid's art isn't just good for decorating refrigerators and office cubicles. It's also a glimpse into imagination and the creative process.

“Bande à Part” is a photography exhibit dedicated to the fabled New York music underground.

Artists in New York love playing with buildings. Last year, David Byrne played the Battery Maritime Building, and graffiti went high-tech with LED lights at MoMA’s Design and the Elastic Mind exhibit. Enter Sweatshoppe. 

Conceptual artist Dan Graham walked through the retrospective of his work at the Whitney Museum this summer.  He's an art world radical, and a chatty one, at that.

Our new photography series, A New York Moment, explores New York scenes as captured by NYC photographers.  That means you.  

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