“Thread Lines”
Discovering that the Drawing Center's SoHo building was originally designed to house a loom factory, Anne Wilson has staged a performance for "Thread Lines" that turns the site itself into a loom. …
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Deborah Grant
For her first New York museum solo exhibition, filling the Drawing Center's project space, Toronto-born, New York-based artist Deborah Grant presented a visually compelling and thematically cohesive g…
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Voguing Meets Drawing, and the Results Are Spectacular
Using the Drawing Center's gallery space, a tricked-out Xbox Kinect, and the exaggerated rhythmic stylings of expert dancers and musicians, Rashaad Newsome created a template for sculptures like no…
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Verbatim: Rashaad Newsome
I'm from New Orleans, and vogue is a very East Coast thing. My first time seeing it was at a b-boy party in New Orleans; someone from New York was there and he vogued. When I moved to New York in 2000…
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10 Amazing Data Visualizations of Creativity and Art History
With five New York art spaces showing maps, charts, and diagrams, it's a great moment for flowchart art
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Alexandre Singh’s Impossible Structures
"There's no real beginning or end, because the beginning is actually two ends. Does that make sense?" French-born, New York-based artist Alexandre Singh asked A.i.A. on the opening day of "The…
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Drawing Center to Reopen in September
SoHo's nonprofit Drawing Center will reopen in expanded facilities on Sept. 13 after a yearlong hiatus. The $9.6-million dollar renovation, undertaken by Claire Weisz, founder and principal of New Yo…
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Claire Gilman
Since joining the Drawing Center in 2010, curator Claire Gilman has routinely examined and challenged the institution's already expansive definition of drawing. Having earned a PhD in art history from…
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The Mathematical Mind of Iannis Xenakis
Iannis Xenakis (1922–2001) was a polymath, a man given to many disciplines including engineering, music, architecture and mathematics. Best known for his avant garde music, Xenakis used the mathematic…
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From the Archives: Victor Hugo: Drawn to the Void
There is something deeply appealing about the image of Hugo sitting alone on Guernsey, inventing half of formal modernism while cleaning his pen between chapters.
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