Parkett Will End 33-Year Print Run
After 33 years of issuing journals that offer deep dives into the practices of leading contemporary artists, Parkett will "bring the publication of the printed art magazine to a close," according to a…
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Backstory: Peek-a-Boo
Curator Bice Curiger recalls her experience with Swiss artists Fischli/Weiss in the 1970s and ’80s, the era of their “Sausage Series,” “Rat and Bear” films and infamous anus-view sculpture Animal…
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Ten Creative, Disorienting, Enlightening, and Sometimes Frightening Monographs and Catalogues
Jean-Michel Basquiat, Jeff Koons, Marisol, Lygia Clark, and Lee Bontecou are among the subjects of major books this season
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12 Notable Books of 2011
Art in America's critics write their way through the best of 2011. We've asked leaders in the fine arts to highlight the top works in their areas of special focus. Stephen Maine is a Brooklyn-based…
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The Two Sides of the Arsenale
The grandiose, the edgy, the obvious and the arcane commingle in the vast Arsenale exhibition at this year's Venice Biennale. Curator Bice Curiger's title, "ILLUMInations," not so subtly suggests a lo…
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The Great Late Salvador DalÃ
Dalí’s production after his Surrealist phase, once dismissed by scholars as banal kitsch, is now being celebrated for being so ahead of its time it looks as though it could have been made…
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