Luca Guadagnino’s New Cannibal Romance Pays Homage to William Eggleston, Joseph Beuys, and More
Bones and All owes a debt to multiple artists.
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Hermann Nitsch, Boundary-Pushing Pioneer of Viennese Actionism, Has Died at 83
Nitsch was best-known for his disruptive performances which incorporated blood and animal entrails.
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Pace Gallery Now Represents Hermann Nitsch, Artist Known for Controversy-Courting Installations
In one his best known performances, a bull carcass is pulled apart over three hours.
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A forty-year, roughly two-hundred-piece Franz West survey, launched last fall at the Centre Pompidou in Paris and now at Tate Modern in London, brings home to viewers the extraordinary formal range…
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Spring Preview: The Most Promising Museum Shows and Biennials Around the World
Behold, 50 exhibitions to see—or at least read about—this season.
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Seeing Red: Hermann Nitsch on His Violent Paintings at Marc Straus
"Nothing is new. Nothing is intense. Nothing is a provocation," said the 77-year-old Austrian artist
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Marc Straus Gallery Taps Ken Tan As New Director With Expansion In Mind
Marc Straus Gallery announced today that Ken Tan has been hired as the gallery’s new director. Tan will work with the current director of the Lower East Side space, Timothy Hawkinson, in an
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Morning Links: Algorithms Edition
Boston has been named the most inspiring city for young artists. [Hyperallergic] Group show, “Die Marmory Show II: Impoverishment,” curated by Nikola Dietrich and featuring Leidy…
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Morning Links: Radiohead Edition
Mexico City’s Museo Jumex cancels a controversial Hermann Nitsch show. [The New York Times] London’s Wellcome Collection is showing a new exhibition, “Forensics, The Anatomy of Crime,”…
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Hermann Nitsch Takes Action With Help From Friends
Yesterday at noon, Hermann Nitsch was holding court from a black folding chair set up at Mike Weiss Gallery, drinking a berry smoothie that matched the paint caking his gloved hands. The former Vienne…
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