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the new york times offers several ways to get in touch with and provide materials to our journalists. learn more . art review “hapana chitsva,” a triptych of paintings by portia zvavahera at the kw institute for contemporary art, one of the three principal venues for the berlin biennial of contemporary art. credit gordon welters for the new york times at the berlin biennale, the art of saying ‘no’ the south african curator of this year’s edition offers no shortage of outrages that artists should refuse. but is that enough for an exhibition? by jason farago your evening briefing by karen zraick and hiroko masuike here’s what you need to know at the end of the day. your wednesday briefing by dan levin 11:50 pm et here’s what you need to know to start your day. the daily listen to ‘the daily’: a historic handshake for the first time ever, a sitting president of the united states has met with a north korean leader. was the handshake between president trump and kim jong-un a beginning or an end? 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by emma g. fitzsimmons the subway overhaul plan calls for installing new signals on five lines in five years — a difficult task based on new york’s poor track record. comments 9 ways to get the most out of your times subscription by the new york times nine tips from the people who know the times best: our reporters and editors. it’s almost summer. finally. start your summer planning with our new limited-run newsletter. the weekly guide will spotlight new york city’s coolest summer activities. food and drink included. surfer, environmentalist, novelist. australia’s living legend. in “the shepherd’s hut,” tim winton finds poetry and beauty in the country’s interior saltlands and in a young teenager hardened by life. an australian star returns to the w.n.b.a., happier to be there liz cambage, a 6-foot-8 center, could transform the dallas wings from an overachieving playoff team into a title contender. north korea, at&t, world cup
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