June 2026

Edmondo and Michele di Robilant Chart a Course for Robilant with Old Masters and New Names

One of the main challenges long-established galleries face is building a succession structure that allows the gallery to survive and thrive beyond the founder who first defined its vision.  In some cases, however, those founders opt to forgo gallery succession in favor of new ventures prioritizing family succession. Take veteran Old Master and modern dealer

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Pacha Cuts Ties with Brooklyn Mirage, Unveils Final Stage Design After Liquor License Win

Pacha New York cleared a crucial hurdle ahead of its June 13th opening on Thursday, unanimously securing a temporary liquor license from the State Liquor Authority and dissolving any remaining associations with Brooklyn Mirage.  What began as a tense hearing—with Pacha representatives grilled and residents testifying against the club—gradually softened into something closer to camaraderie.

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Invest in Primary Care Before More New Yorkers Are Left Behind

Families across New York are being failed by a healthcare system that waits for people to get sick before it acts. Preventive care is out of reach. Primary care doctors are disappearing or overextended. Emergency rooms are overwhelmed. And millions of New Yorkers, especially in low-income communities, communities of color, and rural areas, are paying

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FASNY CELEBRATES TAX CREDIT PASSING BOTH HOUSES OF THE LEGISLATURE

“FASNY applauds the New York State Legislature for passing the volunteer firefighter tax credit bill through both houses. This legislation provides meaningful relief to the 80,000 volunteer firefighters who serve communities across New York, helping offset the rising costs of service, including fuel, training, and equipment. It is an important step forward in advancing FASNY’s

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Not All PFAS Are the Same — And New Yorkers Are Smart Enough to Know That

The science is clear: Despite ongoing efforts to obfuscate, non-stick cookware is safe. A massive multi-state effort is underway to take away Americans’ ability and choice to use nonstick pans, and it is all based on false pretenses that are not rooted in facts or science. New York is the latest battleground. The State Assembly

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