Creativity and Commerce
The relationship between creativity and commerce has always been vexed—perhaps never more so than today.
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Ken Price to Be Honored With Posthumous Retrospectives
Ken Price, maker of clay cups, mounds, eggs, specimens, curio shrines and a protean species of iridescent biomorphic concretions, an oeuvre that rivals that of Arp and Miro, died on Feb. 24. He was…
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Ken Price
The 12 new abstract sculptures that Ken Price recently installed at Matthew Marks’s 22nd Street space felt like an extended family, with three large-scale pieces in painted bronze composite displaye…
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Janine Antoni
Antoni talks about her current work, which includes a gargoyle adapted for "personal" use and a spiderweb recast as wearable dollhouse.
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