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Minnesota’s Guaranteed Income for Artists pilot operated by Springboard for the Arts gives artists $500 monthly to support their creative careers.

In an op-ed for The Daily Beast, Albany Law School professor Ray Brescia argues that the ruling against Rudy Giuliani highlights the need for courts to be insurrection-proof.

PKPR secured a beautifully observed piece in Family Style by Osman Can Yerebakan, who spent a week immersed in the creative community at Provincetown’s Fine Arts Work Center as it prepared to showcase its renowned residency program at The Armory Show in New York.

PKPR placed an exclusive announcement in ARTnews revealing a transformative $200,000 bequest from the estate of Robert Motherwell and Renate Ponsold to the Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown, which the abstract expressionist master helped establish in 1968.

In an op-ed for The Daily Beast, Albany Law School professor Ray Brescia writes about immunity corruption.

In an op-ed for The Daily Beast, Albany Law School professor Ray Brescia writes about how the Supreme Court just gave “king” Trump license to really run riot.

Last week, a giant, 112-foot-long sleeping infant floated above the shores of Milwaukee’s Lake Michigan. No, it wasn’t a collective hallucination—it was “Baby You,” a breathtaking art installation that captured the imagination of Milwaukeeans.

In an op-ed for The Daily Beast, Albany Law School professor Ray Brescia writes about how Trump’s whining about a ‘Rigged’ judiciary is ridiculous.

PKPR was so honored to work with artist and Fine Arts Work Center Visual Arts Fellow Elizabeth Flood on this beautiful essay for WBUR’s Cognoscenti on painting out in Cape Cod’s dunes.

Triple Pundit, the leading corporate social responsibility publication, featured an op-ed by Ryan Bigelow of the Conservation Alliance for Seafood Solutions titled “A Human Rights Wake-Up Call for the Seafood Industry.

In an op-ed for The Daily Beast, Albany Law School professor Ray Brescia writes about how Trump could be thrown in jail for contempt.

In an op-ed for The Daily Beast, Albany Law School professor Ray Brescia writes about how the Supreme Court Justices’ pro-Trump immunity arguments make zero sense.

In an op-ed for The Daily Beast, Albany Law School professor Ray Brescia argues that attacking Michael Cohen’s credibility isn’t enough to save Trump.

Civil Eats featured Ryan Bigelow of the Conservation Alliance for Seafood Solutions in an in-depth piece examining forced labor in the shrimp industry.

In an op-ed for The Daily Beast, Albany Law School professor Ray Brescia argues about how Trump’s unhinged now, but wait until he takes the stand. 

Food & Wine editors tested 100+ kitchen products in March, and they singled out Goldie by Sourhouse as one of the six the “can’t stop using.”

PKPR generated widespread regional media coverage for Miguel Braceli’s participatory performance piece “True Love’s Kiss: A Queer Fairy Tale in Provincetown.”

In an op-ed for The Daily Beast, Albany Law School professor Ray Brescia writes about how the under-the-radar rulings in the Stormy Daniels hush money case are really bad for Trump.

In an op-ed for The Daily Beast, Albany Law School professor Ray Brescia writes about how Judge Aileen Cannon could get herself booted from Trump’s classified documents case.

New York Magazine singled out QC New York as one of the city’s best day spas in its annual Best of New York issue, highlighting its pathways and heated pools with underwater massaging hydro seats, all facing the Manhattan skyline.

In an op-ed for The Daily Beast, Albany Law School professor Ray Brescia argues that the Supreme Court is doing Trump’s campaign work for him.

In an op-ed for The Daily Beast, Albany Law School professor Ray Brescia writes about how Trump’s ‘no victims’ fraud defense is an insult to taxpayers.

Dear Dyslexia made its national debut on October 17th at a pop-up exhibit and press conference on Capitol Hill sponsored by Representative Julia Brownley (D-CA), co-chair of the House Dyslexia Caucus.

Pulitzer Prize-winning author Michael Cunningham (The Hours) started his career as a Fellow at Provincetown’s Fine Arts Work Center in 1980.

The brainchild of Dyslexic Designing Thinking founder Gil Gershoni, Dear Dyslexia aims to reframe perceptions of the learning difference.

The Week magazine highlights Working Forest Conservation Easements, which Pacific Forest Trust pioneered.

PKPR secured an exclusive article and photo gallery in AnOther Magazine featuring intimate portraits from acclaimed photographer Jess T. Dugan’s workshops at Provincetown’s Fine Arts Work Center.

PKPR secured coverage in Inside Edition and Mongabay of a captivating video showing a black bear taking a refreshing dip in one of Northern California’s rare “sag ponds”—a natural pool formed by earthquake fault activity.