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Virtual Tourism via Painted Panoramas
Today, virtual tourism is enabled by computer engineers. In the late eighteenth century, the task fell to painters.
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New York
Diversity East
New York's Asia Society Triennial attempts to reinvent the pan-Asian exhibition.
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New Haven CT
The Stuff of Life
In a show at NXTHVN, eight artists explore the links between materials and social identity, substance and self.
By Danni Shen -
New York
Like Clockwork
Joseph Kosuth's show "Existential Time" incorporated philosophical ruminations on the nature of time by writers ranging from Flaubert to Bolaño.
By David Ebony -
New York
Blockbuster Bloat
Cindy Sherman's new works at Metro Pictures reveal a talented performer dulled by decades of A-list indulgence.
By Jackson Arn -
Book
Photography in Fragments
Two new books by leading photography critics offer unconventional takes on the medium's history.
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Los Angeles
Erasure and Persistence
Harold Mendez's installations, audio works, and altered photographs evoke the partial wearing away of personal and cultural memory.
By Leah Ollman
Issues & Commentary
The Terrifying Cynicism of Teeter-Totter Wall
What happens when good intentions get mistaken for good art?
By Max Pearl
On View
Buying Time
In a consumer culture that validates participation, immersive art makes experience a commodity.
By Rob Horning
Smithson Speaks
Six Must-See Exhibitions in Chelsea this Winter
Fabricator Charles Mathis on Making Work for Other Artists
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