This American Life: Cady Noland’s Art Feels More Prescient, Incisive, and Urgent Than Ever
Her work seems to have predicted our present moment.
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Critical Mass: Four Books Explore the Role of Writers in an Expanding Art World
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Basquiat and the Collecting of History
Why is one of the 20th century's most celebrated artists underrepresented in museum collections?
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Coordinates: Martos Gallery’s Summer Group Show on the North Fork
Most of the Long Island homes that sport expansive lawns dotted with sculpture and interiors packed with auction-worthy objects are the private property of the mega-rich. Most of them are in the Hampt…
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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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Where Pharaohs Meet Mad Max
Raw brutalism and gritty humor underlie Huma Bhabha's antiheroic monuments.
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Paging: Bob Nickas on Abstraction
You could say Bob Nickas behaves more like an artist than a critic. Since moving to New York in 1984, he has developed a reputation for being a truly independent voice in his field, working against th…
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Cave Painting A Conversation With Bob Nickas
On view at PSM Gallery in Berlin through July 18th, "Cave Painting" is the curatorial effort of New York-based writer and critic Bob Nickas.
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PacSun Shuffles Executives, With Its Co-CEO Going to Fear of God
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Bill Barr’s Handpicked Prosecutor Relied on Russian Intel
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NCAA Revenue Dips to $1.14 Billion as Self-Insurance Costs Kick In
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