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Pushing Software to Its Artistic (and Algorithmic) Limits: Pushing Software to Its Artistic (and Algorithmic) Limits

Trent Morse

Daniel Temkin's Glitchometry brings the psychedelic esthetic of Op to the language of coding Read More
Alain Servais: Not Easy To Shock: Alain Servais: Not Easy To Shock

Michelle Falkenstein

Brussels-based collector Alain Servais keeps a focus on new media--and his opinions public on social media Read More
'An Angel That Sits Upon Our Shoulders': Nick Cave Reflects on the Loss of Gallerist Claude Simard: ‘An Angel That Sits Upon Our Shoulders’: Nick Cave Reflects on the Loss of Gallerist Claude Simard

Barbara A. MacAdam

These days, with the conversation around art having shifted so dramatically towards the market, it can be a challenge to remember that dealers and their galleries aren’t just there to sell pieces. Throughout art history, the legendary dealers—Pierre Matisse, Ambroise Vollard, and Leo Castelli c… Read More
Genny and Selmo Nissenbaum: Where Tables Collide and Houses Fly: Genny and Selmo Nissenbaum: Where Tables Collide and Houses Fly

Hilarie M. Sheets

Brazilian collectors Genny and Selmo Nissenbaum use their holdings to create a conversation, and keep people talking Read More
Ruben Ochoa's Concrete Poetry: Ruben Ochoa’s Concrete Poetry

Carolina A. Miranda

Mirage and illusion, drywall and rebar play equal parts in constructions that expose the functional and the dysfunctional in Southern California’s urban landscape Read More

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Morning Links: Lawsuit Edition

By Dan Duray Posted 07/30/14

The Larry Rivers Foundation sues Chelsea Hotel owner Joseph Chetrit for the return of a painting that used to hang there. [New York Post] A judge in a Washington D.C. court heard an arguments from the Corcoran Gallery of Art’s … Read More

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Carol Vogel May Have Plagiarized David Foster Wallace’s Times Obituary

By Dan Duray Posted 07/30/14

Yesterday, Fishbowl NY reported that a recent lead by New York Times arts reporter Carol Vogel may have been plagiarized from Wikipedia. A quick survey of Vogel’s work in the the Times archives reveals four more examples of questionable repetition in … Read More

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Met President Emily K. Rafferty Will Step Down Next Year

By Andrew Russeth Posted 07/30/14

The Metropolitan Museum of Art announced today that its president, Emily K. Rafferty, will step down next year, after more than 10 years on the job. The Met’s news release notes that Rafferty joined the museum in 1976 in its development department and went on to become the … Read More