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writer (pronounced Mao-nah)🌛manahaotaylor@gmail.com

New York
Joined November 2013
Saw Lincoln in the Bardo and that was one-too-many onstage fireworks
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Roy Lichtenstein napkin at the Whitney
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بحب الشوارع اللي آخرها بحر
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Some guy in the street had a shirt on that said Prost like the German word for cheers but for a second I thought it said Proust and I would have preferred that
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San Gennaro is the end of summer and Brooklyn Book fest is the beginning of fall
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women in GLAM (Galleries, Libraries, Archives and Museums)
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Where you’ll find me
Clear your March cals! Our comphrehensive AGNÈS VARDA retrospective starts Friday, March 13 🥔🫶
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Spit and spilled coffee, frozen in the sidewalk It feels like -3 and I’m going to work
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Work fits
can everyone post their mirror selfie wrapped again this year
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I wrote a little dispatch from Chinatown, the day after the ICE raid: open.substack.com/pub/manata…
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I love reading the google maps reviews for art galleries
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As National Guard descends, L.A. museum closes—with Pussy Riot founder inside. At MOCA's Geffen outpost, the artist's durational performance, “Police State,” goes on, with abundant irony. Read more: bit.ly/4jGdZH6
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“At the crack of dawn, usually around 6 a.m., Brad Kahlhamer stretches out a white bed sheet onto concrete.” I loved writing about Brad Kahlhamer’s incredible exhibition Bowery Nation: Birds are Talking @ Venus over Manhattan for ⁦@TheBrooklynRail⁩ brooklynrail.org/2025/06/art…
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In the late 19th century, a wave of immigrants from Nordic countries moved to states in the Upper Midwest. I wrote about a group show at @ScanHouse of artists keeping those Nordic traditions alive (with lovely objects) hyperallergic.com/1013573/th…
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Feat. a “guinea pig carrier” and jewelry made with wood altered by a bird 🍃
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Took the train to swim in the sea!
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Wrote about Luiz Roque “Through cinematic portals, the artist transports us to his own universe. In surreal and sublime motions, Roque depicts landscape, architecture and bodies. The grainy textures and minimal dialogue evoke painterly qualities.” newcitybrazil.com/2025/03/21…
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