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AN INTERVIEW WITH NEW YORK PAINTER ANNA GLANTZ

AN INTERVIEW WITH NEW YORK PAINTER ANNA GLANTZ BY OWEN WESTBERG - New York City

a 2016 recipient of the Rema Hort Mann Foundation’s NYC Emerging Artist Grant, Anna Glantz had her first solo exhibition with 11R Gallery   read more...

PHILIP GUSTON: LAUGHTER IN THE DARK, DRAWINGS FROM 1971 & 1975 AT HAUSER & WIRTH GALLERY

PHILIP GUSTON: LAUGHTER IN THE DARK, DRAWINGS FROM 1971 & 1975 AT HAUSER & WIRTH GALLERY -

Arriving at New York’s Penn Station on Thursday, November 10th just two days after the election of Donald J. Trump as President of the United States I felt palpable sadness.   read more...

A FEAST OF ASTONISHMENTS: CHARLOTTE MOORMAN AND THE AVANT-GARDE, 1960S-1980S

A FEAST OF ASTONISHMENTS: CHARLOTTE MOORMAN AND THE AVANT-GARDE, 1960S-1980S by Peter Frank - Los Angeles, California

Nam June Paik, the Korean-born intermedialist who moved to New York specifically to help Moorman mount Stockhausen’s happening Originale.   read more...

18 Things We Want From Design Miami

18 Things We Want From Design Miami by Paul Laster -

Flaunting a refreshed gallery program and new layout, Design Miami returned to Miami Beach this week for the 12th edition of the highly touted international design fair.   read more...

Joseph Kosuth: Neither Appearance Nor Illusion

Joseph Kosuth: Neither Appearance Nor Illusion by Kurt McVey - New York City

On this particular occasion, the formal journalistic excuse for speaking with one of the more enlightened artistic minds on the planet happens to be the first ever, temporary installation by an American artist made permanent at the Louvre.   read more...

Nada vs. Untitled: A Battle on the Beach

Nada vs. Untitled: A Battle on the Beach by Paul Laster -

Our massive coverage from the art fairs in Miami Beach during Art|Basel week, 2016.   read more...

Preview: 30 Artworks to See at Art Basel in Miami Beach

Preview: 30 Artworks to See at Art Basel in Miami Beach by Paul Laster -

Our massive Art|Basel preview for the 2016 Miami fair is here! Ranging from historically significant projects and film to painting, photography and large-scale sculpture   read more...

Edging Closer…But Not Quite There: Pipilotti Rist at the New Museum

Edging Closer…But Not Quite There: Pipilotti Rist at the New Museum by Banyi Huang - New York City

“in my village in Switzerland I had a small window on the art world through the mass media; through John Lennon/Yoko Ono I moved from pop music to contemporary art.”   read more...

Illuminations of Angie: The Enigmatic Works of C.J. Chueca at Y Gallery

Illuminations of Angie: The Enigmatic Works of C.J. Chueca at Y Gallery by Andy Gallardo - New York City

Chueca’s latest show, “Illuminations of Angie,” at Y Gallery, included installations of tiled walls she built using plywood, plaster, and tiles, as well as ceramic objects. Each wall is a numbered “body” (e.g. Body 6 (NY)), and the objects are portraits.   read more...

“D I C K S” at FORTNIGHT INSTITUTE

“D I C K S” at FORTNIGHT INSTITUTE by Ingrid Dinter - New York City

The breakthrough exhibition "Dicks" examines male genitals from a mostly female perspective.   read more...

Mikhail Baryshnikov in Robert Wilson’s Letter to a Man

Mikhail Baryshnikov in Robert Wilson’s Letter to a Man by Shana Nys Dambrot -

Mikhail Baryshnikov, the greatest dancer of the modern era, whose legitimate talent as an actor augments his uncanny ability to inhabit and exude physical movement   read more...

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