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For many small and mid-sized art galleries in New York, the last three months of lockdown have been catastrophic—unable to pay rents, many have chosen to shut down permanently. Not the case for the Arcade Project Curatorial, a gallery without a permanent physical location run by the art critic and curator M. Charlene Stevens, who also is the editor-in-chief and founder of Arcade Project. “I’ve been thriving during this whole thing,” Stevens said. “It caused me to really re-evaluate my priorities, and tighten up my business.”
