Dash Snow Documentary Fails to Contend with the Artist’s Carefully Constructed Persona
Moments Like This Never Last presents him as a figure who fell prey to the art world.
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Dan Colen's latest series comprises large-scale horizontal canvases painted with desert landscapes drawn from animator Chuck Jones's Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote shorts.
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‘It Took a Maniac to Get it Shown’: Dan Colen on His Rollicking, Career-Spanning Show at Damien Hirst’s Gallery in London
A dinner to celebrate the occasion included a ribald speech from curator Francesco Bonami.
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Lévy Gorvy to Represent Dan Colen in Collaboration with Gagosian, Massimo De Carlo
Dominique Lévy and Brett Gorvy announced that they will share representation of 37-year-old artist Dan Colen with his current galleries, Gagosian and Massimo De Carlo. Lévy Gorvy’s first
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Disowning Ivanka: The Art World Stares Down the First Daughter
A look into the past and present of Ivanka Trump's presence in the art world—and how artists and observers have responded to her father's presidential rise.
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You Can Always Go Downtown: The Lower Manhattan Art World Through the Years
Given the whirlwind of geographic and conceptual changes in contemporary-art landscape, we couldn’t help doing some serious navel-gazing (especially in light of the upcoming “Inventing Downtown…
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‘I’m Always Trying to Create The Illusion of Chaos’: Ryan McGinley On His ‘Winter’ and ‘Fall’ Shows at Team Gallery
Is there a photographer alive today whose work is more totemic than Ryan McGinley’s? The perennially young photographer—he’s only 38, and looks about ten years younger than that—has spent…
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Morning Links: Prado vs. Museum of Royal Collections Edition
Microbes—and the way they colonize us—are the subject of an exhibition at the Eden Project in Cornwall. [The Guardian] Sellers of art estimated to bring in $2.3 billion at the May…
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Go West, Young Goddess: Adam Lindemann Opens Venus Over Los Angeles
Adam Lindemann went from trading media stocks to building a Latin radio and music company to opening a gallery called Venus Over Manhattan in 2012. Building on the success of his New York gallery…
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