The ARTnews Accord: Aruna D’Souza and Laura Raicovich in Conversation
The author of Whitewalling: Art, Race, & Protest in 3 Acts and the former Queens Museum director talk over dumplings in Flushing.
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Who Has the Power: A Conversation with Aruna D’Souza
Museums need to be more transparent in addressing their mistakes.
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‘Trump Kills Teens’: Artist Paul Chan and Badlands Unlimited Mint Signs for Gun Protests
Students at schools in New York city will use them at Wednesday's National School Walkout.
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Daily Reading: Artist Ebooks from Badlands Unlimited
Badlands Unlimited has a stated interest in publishing “books in an expanded field.” The press’s idea of an expanded field can be understood literally, and even modestly, as encompassing anything that…
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At the New York Art Book Fair This Weekend: Erotica by Badlands, Balzac by Powers, Arcangel by Arcangel
It’s hard to beat New York in September. The weather cools, the new art season begins, and the New York Art Book Fair arrives at MoMA PS1, the rare art bazaar where anyone with a little bit…
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When Failing Better Leads to Better Sex: Paul Chan’s Antithetical Erotic Vision
Earlier this year, various members of the press gathered on the fifth floor of the Guggenheim Museum in New York for the opening of a solo show for Paul Chan, the most recent recipient of…
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Bookish: On the Art World’s Publishing Boom
One morning last spring Julia Joern and Todd Bradway were sitting in a Manhattan townhouse discussing David Zwirner Books. The year-old enterprise is the latest addition to Zwirner’s fast-growing gall…
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Author and installation artist Paul Chan, winner of this year's Hugo Boss Prize, launched his maverick publishing venture Badlands Unlimited to expore the nature of the book, the disruptive roles of p…
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The Art of Cunning: Paul Chan on Erotica, Ancient Greek, and His New Work
Yesterday, Paul Chan opened his show at the Guggenheim Museum, “Nonprojections for New Lovers,” which follows his winning the museum’s Hugo Boss Prize. Best known for his work…
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