Elaine Velie is a staff reporter for Hyperallergic, a publication that covers art, culture, and politics. With a passion for art and a keen eye for interesting stories, Elaine writes about a wide range of art-related topics, from captivating exhibitions and artist profiles to unique art events and cultural phenomena.
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Elaine Velie's coverage indicates a strong interest in entertainment news and culture & society, with an emphasis on art history, artists, museums, and cultural events. Her focus is not limited to a specific geographic area.
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By: Daniel Larkin, Hakim Bishara, Natalie Haddad, Lisa Yin Zhang, Lakshmi Rivera Amin, Albert Mobilio, Hrag Vartanian, Alexandra M. Thomas, John Yau, Nandini Pandey, Nageen Shaikh, Elaine Velie, Jesse Lambert
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By: Elaine Velie
Lorenzo Prendini of the American Museum of Natural History was accused of smuggling scorpions and spiders in his luggage.
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By: Elaine Velie
At an exhibition opening in the school's Flatiron gallery, students read the names of young Palestinians killed by Israeli attacks.
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