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AES+F: Social Psychoanalysis

AES+F: Social Psychoanalysis by Anna Scola - New York City

Anna Scola speaks to Russian collective AES+F about Conceptual Architecture, social psychoanalysis, and world building.   read more...

Donald Kuspit On Thinking About Art And The Critic’s Situation

Donald Kuspit On Thinking About Art And The Critic’s Situation - New York City

One needs ideas to think about art—certainly to be able to interpret and evaluate it with critical acumen and, more broadly, to educate one’s sensibility, enabling one to attune to it responsibly.   read more...

Alex Katz at Gavin Brown’s Enterprise

Alex Katz at Gavin Brown’s Enterprise by Jonathan Goodman - New York City

The works demonstrate what is by now Katz’s well-known schematic simplicities, which seem an eschewal of visual complications, but which are not,   read more...

Shen Jingdong: “Shen Jingdong is here”

Shen Jingdong: “Shen Jingdong is here” -

“Shen Jingdong is here” at the New York Gallery of Chinese Art on Allen Street showed the artist's trademark ambiguous Chinese soldiers in green uniforms with black dots for eyes.   read more...

All the World’s a Stage: A CT weekend with James Salomon

All the World’s a Stage: A CT weekend with James Salomon -

This weekend I am up for the Five Senses Festival, an enlightening program of art, song, dance, and spirituality amongst other things.   read more...

Immanence, charisma and the category mistake

Immanence, charisma and the category mistake by James D. Campbell - Montreal

Ambiguity, distortion, paradox, fiction all figure in Kroll’s work.   read more...

Picasso Show Captivates Beijing, Whose Art Scene Hums as Censors Hover

Picasso Show Captivates Beijing, Whose Art Scene Hums as Censors Hover -

Censorship is rife in literature, and film. Although few art shows have been closed in the last few years.   read more...

The One Less Traveled By: A Weekend on the North Fork with James Salomon

The One Less Traveled By: A Weekend on the North Fork with James Salomon -

It’s safe to say that I have driven back and forth on NY495 aka the Long Island Expressway over a thousand times in my 45 years.   read more...

The Troubled Grandeur Of Quebec: Adam Miller’s History Painting

The Troubled Grandeur Of Quebec: Adam Miller’s History Painting by Donald Kuspit - New York City

Rising from the bottom of the canvas, as though from the depths of hell—and Adam Miller is a kind of Virgilian guide through the seething disorder of Quebec’s history.   read more...

ART WORLD WARS

ART WORLD WARS by Anthony Haden-Guest -

There’s more. Eight artists have asked for their work to be withdrawn from the Whitney Biennial because a museum’s board member, Warren B. Kanders, owns the Safariland Group, who make law-enforcement material, such as teargas.   read more...

Micajah Bienvenu: Sculpture as the Divine Connection to Nature

Micajah Bienvenu: Sculpture as the Divine Connection to Nature by Megan Reed - Los Angeles, California

Bienvenu could be described as a kind of 21st century Promethean figure, embracing the advancement of computer-generated fabrication for the benefit of public sculpture, while humbly mining as his muse the spectacular (and increasingly fragile) natural infrastructure that surrounds him on San Juan Island.   read more...

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