Vasari Diary: ‘Artists Against Originality,’ Peter Soriano, and Nathalie du Pasquier
The latest of the newly reanimated ARTnews column.
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Vasari Diary Redivivus: Portrait Medals at the Frick, Arman and Nick Cave, and Emma Reyes’s Memoir
A longstanding ARTnews column returns, bearing stories from New York, Westchester, and Bogotá.
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Cabinets of Wonder: Spring/Break Offers an Art Menagerie in Former Condé Nast Offices, High Above Times Square
“The world is too much with us late and soon,” William Wordsworth wrote in the early 19th century. And so it seemed on the opening day of the Spring/Break Art Show, on Tuesday, which this…
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Summer in the Artful Hamptons
Summer is short and busy in the artful Hamptons. Now more than ever, there are high-quality galleries, sophisticated museum shows, performances, temporary exhibition spaces, pop-up events, and charity…
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William Kentridge: Slow Music for Fast Action, and Other Conundrums
The South African giant at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, Carnegie Hall, and the Metropolitan Opera
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French Pavilion Artist Céleste Boursier-Mougenot Teaches the World to Sing
In late February, while in the throes of preparing his project for the 56th Venice Biennale, Céleste Boursier-Mougenot was just as purposefully going about daily life at his home in the South…
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Thomas Houseago at Hauser & Wirth
Sculptor Thomas Houseago created an object/environment that could be construed as all things to many people. Called Moun Room (2013–14), the installation was a huge cubistic maze divided into…
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