Esther Wang is a journalist at HellGateNY. She focuses on culture and society, exploring themes in arts and entertainment, publishing, and regional interest, particularly in the context of cultural movements and urban art. Esther's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as The Verge, Dwell, New York Magazine, and The New Republic.
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Esther Wang's articles primarily focus on event coverage relating to finance, culture & society. Her topics cover a wide range of subjects including crime, women's rights, conservative politics, housing, COVID-19, wildlife, weather and public transportation in urban living settings.
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In his 1934 book In Praise of Shadows, author Jun'ichirō Tanizaki writes, “Our ancestors, forced to live in dark rooms, presently came to discover beauty in shadows.”For Yng-Ru Chen, Tanizaki’s words inspired her to establish her art gallery, Praise Shadows. They served as “the basis to form my own thoughts about opportunities for artists,” Chen said. “I recognized the many needs my artist friends had.” Much as how Tanizaki saw beauty in the shadows, Praise Shadows looked for the opportunities h
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