Critical Eye: Famous Forever
Was Michael Jackson the most famous person who ever lived? Not just in his own time, but of all time?
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Isa Genzken
$100,000 Nasher Prize Goes to Isa Genzken
The award was "established to honor a living artist who elevates the understanding of sculpture and its possibilities."
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Wish You Were Here: Spring Shows in New York, from Doug Aitken to Quay Quinn Wolf
Plus, Madeline Hollander, Robert Gober, Isa Genzken, Joanne Greenbaum, Jacolby Satterwhite, Jeanette Mundt, and many more
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Being a Good Critic in a Bad World: Hal Foster and the Avant-Garde
The title of Hal Foster's new book Bad New Days: Art, Criticism, Emergency is drawn from an oft-quoted maxim of Bertolt Brecht's: "Don't start with the good old days, but the bad new ones."…
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Morning Links: Venice Biennale Edition
Hans Haacke’s new Fourth Plinth commission for Trafalgar Square in London, Gift Horse, has made quite a splash. [The Art Newspaper] Okwui Enwezor, director for the upcoming Venice Biennale, announced…
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Art Criticism: Pantheon of the Anteater (Part II)
David Salle urged us to watch for that "little bit of resistance to assign responsibility to artists for their decisions."
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Genzken’s Anarchic Objects
Through surprising shifts in scale, Isa Genzken conflates buildings with bodies and consumer culture with war.
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Berlin’s Best, 2013—Travis Jeppesen
Travis Jeppesen is a writer living in Berlin. His novel The Suiciders was published by Semiotext(e) in September. Here, he recalls his favorite shows in Berlin from the last year.
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RobbReport
This New Exhibition Showcases the Groundbreaking Artists Who Transformed the American Magazine
WWD
Bally Marks 170th Anniversary, Introduces Eco-Friendly Products
Rolling Stone
J Balvin Drops New Song ‘Ma’ G’ and Teases Next Album
Sportico
NFL Throws Flag on Monday Night Football News as Renewal Talks Continue
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