- The life-changing magic of decluttering in a post-apocalyptic world. [The New Yorker]
- Tinseltown gets the George Lucas Museum. [The Los Angeles Times]
- Here’s some good local news: Woodside’s new assemblyman Brian Barnwell wants to change the formula for determining the New York’s Area Median Income, or AMI, which is used to set the income requirements for affordable housing. Currently, AMI is calculated using the incomes of residents in the five boroughs but also Westchester, Putnam, and Rockland counties. Those counties skew the numbers upwards. [DNAInfo]
- Other good news: The de Blasio administration is opening the door to community land trusts. This is essential to keeping the city affordable. [City Limits]
- A database of women illustrators. [Women Who Draw]
- Rumors are that Agnes Gund has sold Roy Lichtenstein’s “Masterpiece” from 1962 sold for $150 million. Josh Baer speculates that the sale is part of her lifetime strategy of philanthropy. He also thinks Steve Cohen may have purchased the piece. [The Baer Faxt]
- American Museums are increasingly dependent upon the wealthy, a new study finds. No real surprises there. [Hyperallergic]
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