Hip-Hop Heraldry
Through his collages, performances, and videos, Rashaad Newsome mixes ‘ghetto’ vernacular with staid European tradition Read More
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Art Talk
Emily Allchurch, Matthew Welch, Iona Rozeal Brown, Gajin Fujita, Tabaimo, Julian Opie, Bruce Jackson, Holly Hughes, Brigid Berlin, Vincent Fremont, Patti Smith, Bob Dylan, Lawrence Weiner, Jeff Gordon, Path Soong, Christopher Makos, Tim McHenry, James Turrell, Brianna Bedigian, Sandra de la Loza, Franklin Sirmans
News
tel aviv Let there be “Lightfall” in memoriam June Wayne
Studio
Hip-Hop Heraldry: Through his collages, performances, and videos, Rashaad Newsome mixes “ghetto” vernacular with staid European tradition
Trent Morse
Looking at Art
The Cubists & the Tubist: In “The Three Musicians,” Léger plays off his relationship to Picasso and Braque
E. A. Carmean, Jr.
Design
That California Look: LACMA’s survey of California design from 1930 through 1965 features everything from sports cars to bathing suits to the original Barbie
Suzanne Muchnic
Critic’s Pick
Angelo Filomeno: Going for Baroque
Ann Landi
Reviews
NEW YORK Lyonel Feininger; Alexander McQueen; “La Carte D’Après Nature”; “Middle Age”; “25 Years/25 Artists”; Birgir Andrésson and Poul Gernes; Ryan Trecartin; Ruth Gruber; “Otherworldly”; Jean Stutz; “American Abstract Artists”; Mark Cohen; “Pure Clay”; Sybil Gibson; “North by New York”; The Wiggins Family; “Four Sculptors 1968–1980”; “Licked Sucked Stacked Stuck”; Tim Lewis; NATIONAL Washington, D.C. Chris Martin Los Angeles Shi Guorui San Francisco Brian Wall Santa Fe Judy Pfaff; Asuka Katagiri; Robert Natkin Houston Gavin Perry Miami Shaun El C. Leonardo Portland, Oregon Dante Marioni INTERNATIONAL Berlin Bruce Nauman; “Sixpack” London Tom Price; “Objet Dada” Paris Elger Esser Zurich Claudia Rogge Basel R. H. Quaytman