New York Magazine: April 30, 2012 Issue

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April 30, 2012

Cover Story

How to Make It in the Art World

On the eve of New York’s first Frieze Art Fair, we look at why the lines separating insider and outsider are more blurred than ever.

On the Cover: Maurizio Cattelan’s taxidermied horse, Untitled, 2007. Photograph by Axel Schneider. Courtesy of Maurizio Cattelan Archive.

Features

Sugar Daddies

A small group of Republican donors has seized upon super-PACs and lax campaign-finance regulations to funnel millions of dollars into the election.

By Frank Rich
The Tabloid Turncoat

Five years ago, Rupert Murdoch summoned Colin Myler, Col Allan’s No. 2 at the Post, to clean up the phone-hacking mess at London’s News of the World.

By Steve Fishman
My Mom Is My BFF

Samantha, 19, and her mother, Julie, 50, are inseparable. They talk about boys, wear the same clothes, and take trips together.

By Paige Williams

Intelligencer

Culture

Columns

The Other Foreign-Policy Woman

U.N. ambassador Susan Rice plays hardball as hard as Hillary. Can she succeed her?

Agenda

A Little Something

Mile End Sandwich opens next week with seventeen variations.

Strategist

Departments