‘Living in a Lightbulb,’ Curated by Mia Locks and Jenny Jaskey, at Tanya Bonakdar Gallery, New York and Los Angeles
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Screen Memory: Three London Exhibitions Bring the Past into the Present
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A Dialogue with Nature: Dennis Oppenheim at Storm King
“Dennis Oppenheim: Terrestrial Studio,” this summer’s major exhibition at Storm King Art Center in New Windsor, New York, focuses solely on the artist’s unique engagement with the land. While not a fu…
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When Felonies Become Form: The Secret History of Artists Who Use Lawbreaking as Their Medium
Artists have long gotten away with murder, sometimes literally. After Benvenuto Cellini killed his rival, the goldsmith Pompeo de Capitaneis, in 1534, Pope Paul III—a Cellini…
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From the Archives: Earthscapes, Landworks and Oz
In big country you do not see in the ordinary way. There is no "middle distance," only "near" and far," the dust at your feet and the haze on the horizon.
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That Seventies Sensibility
A wave of exhibitions shows how the open-ended, experimental, hardscrabble, less cynical esthetic of the '70s is appealing to artists and curators
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Dennis Oppenheim Dies Age 72
Oppenheim worked in performance, sculpture, land and body art and video. But he is best known for public projects that incorporated complex architectural elements, like the controversial Device to Roo…
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Night of the Living Koons
From Monet's water lilies to Rodin's thinker, art comes to life in the new Night at the Museum movie.
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