Top Ten ARTnews Stories: The First Word on Pop
A series of early interviews with the leaders of Pop art defined a movement. Read More
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‘Interesting, Up to Date, and Absolutely Reliable’
Milton Esterow
A Matter of Opinion
Some of the judgments published in ARTnews over the last 105 years are clunkers. Others are remarkably prescient
Famous in 2112?
Experts predict which artists the art world will be looking at 105 years from now
Sarah H. Bayliss and Ann Landi
Art in the 22nd Century
In the increasingly globalized, interconnected, and technically accelerated future, art might be anything, collecting will be easier, and museums might provide a place for “new forms of slowness”
William Hanley
Departments
Art Talk
Thom Yorke, Stanley Donwood, Paul Chan, Nato Thompson, Christopher McElroen, Wendell Pierce, Ingrid Calame, Phil Collins, Shelley Fisher Fishkin, Michael Blakemore, David Ives, Graham Elliot Bowles, Bob Dylan, Charles Atlas, Marc Jacobs
National News
New York A new mission on the Bowery; Lowery Stokes Sims: “An open-ended portfolio”; André Emmerich: “Develop your eye, and then buy with your heart” Spotlight Graham Beal: “It all boils down to stories” North Adams, Massachusetts The case of the unfinished art New Haven, Connecticut Machu Picchu objects to leave Yale Washington, D.C. New vistas for Viso, Halbreich
International News
Cologne Controversy in a cathedral Spotlight Simon Groom: Bringing edginess to Edinburgh Amsterdam The Katz family claim Madrid Reina Sofía director resigns
Art Market
New York Betting the house; Creditors, clients sue dealer Nashville Sharing the Stieglitz collection
Working Habits
Do the “Matter Paintings” Matter? While scientists say works found in 2002 are not by Jackson Pollock, a new exhibition proposes that Herbert Matter provided Pollock with important inspiration
Patricia Failing
Artful Traveler
Burnishing the Bode: A refurbished East Berlin museum renews the eclectic vision of its founder
Victoria Newhouse
Critic’s Pick
Brian Ulrich: The Tough Go Shopping
Richard B. Woodward
Reviews
NEW YORK Keith Tyson; “The Age of Rembrandt”; “The Geometry of Hope”; Mark Greenwold; Lee Krasner; Jan Henle; Wolfgang Laib; Lenore Malen; “Jumbie Camp”; Peter Schuyff; Carlos Vega; Mike Nelson; Emilio Perez; Jules de Balincourt; Deborah Kass; Hanno Otten; Sydney Blum; Sylvia Plimack Mangold; Kunié Sugiura; Liset Castillo; Robert Selwyn
NATIONAL New Haven “Paul Mellon’s Legacy” Taos Richard Diebenkorn Santa Fe Larry Fodor Boston Frank Egloff San Francisco “The Delicate Triangle” Los Angeles Brenna Youngblood Atlanta Radcliffe Bailey Houston Erik Benson Sewickley, Pennsylvania Peter Calaboyias
INTERNATIONAL London Eric Fischl; Juan Bautista Nieto Paris “French Kiss” Berlin Angela Bulloch Düsseldorf Gregor Schneider Vienna Gelitin Zurich Andro Wekua