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The article focuses on the Environmental Protection Agency's proposal to restrict the use of N-Methylpyrrolidone (NMP), a solvent found in various consumer and industrial products, due to its association with serious health issues, including miscarriages and organ damage.

The article focuses on Happy Medium's Cafe, where patrons order art supplies instead of food, encouraging creative expression without pressure to perform or sell artwork.

The article discusses the pop-up group show "I Was Only Dreaming" organized by Club Rhubarb at 1 Ludlow on Dimes Square. Curated by artist Tony Cox, the exhibition features nearly 100 works by over 60 artists, emphasizing a DIY character and showcasing various mediums across different themed floors, providing a grassroots and artist-centric alternative to conventional galleries.

The article highlights five inspiring media and art pieces that infuse creativity into everyday life, exploring how they alleviate mundanity at the intersection of pop culture and real estate.

The article focuses on Emily Weinstein, the editor-in-chief of New York Times Cooking and Food, compiling 100 straightforward dinner recipes suitable for busy fall schedules, with many recipes requiring only 30 minutes of preparation time.

The article revies an art exhibition "Never Alone: Video Games and Other lnteractive Design" at the Museum of Modern Art in Manhattan, New York through July 16, 2023.

The article focuses on the vandalism of Michelangelo Pistoletto's artwork, "Venus of the Rags," in Naples, Italy, which was recently installed and burned down by a vandal. Topics include the significance of the artwork and its destruction, the reactions from city officials and residents, and the broader context of public art and its relationship with the community.

The article reviews Theodora Skipitares's exhibition "View From the Miniature City" and its argument for the power of puppetry displayed at 15 Orient gallery in Brooklyn, New York through June 18, 2023.