9 Storied MoMA Shows from the 1960s—and What ARTnews Said at the Time
See how critics responded to "The Responsive Eye," a self-destructing Jean Tinguely sculpture, and more.
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In the Garage: A Centre Pompidou Outpost Opens in Brussels
The museum is set to become one of the city's most notable arts institutions.
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Twist and Turn: Stunning Abstract Sculptures By Seven Masters Tell Rich Tales of Modernism
Through July 1, at Luxembourg & Dayan, New York
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Remember Us?: Around Basel’s Museums During Art Basel
On shows at Kunstmuseum and Kunstmuseum Basel | Gegenwart, Kunsthalle Basel, Schaulager, and the Fondation Beyeler
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‘Perfectionism Is All Too Human’: Matthew Weinstein on Cary Smith and Jean Tinguely
It’s generally accepted that improvisation signifies humanness and, conversely, that perfectionism signifies its repression. But perfectionism is all too human. Perfectionism carries with it…
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Olivier Mosset on Working for Jean Tinguely
Olivier Mosset worked for Jean Tinguely when he was very young. A longtime fan of Mosset, I e-mailed him to ask him why he gravitated toward Tinguely at such a young age. What did Tinguely represe<a href="/art-news/reviews/perfectionism-is-all-too-human-matthew-weinstein-on-cary-smith-and-jean-tinguely-5501/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"…
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‘Carambolages’ at Galerie Georges-Phillipe & Nathalie Vallois, Paris
Pictures at an Exhibition presents images of one notable show every weekday. Today’s show: “Carambolages” is on view at Galerie Georges-Phillipe & Nathalie Vallois in Paris until Saturday…
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At the Menil, an Exhibition Inspired by Gandhi
The show maps depictions of nonviolence in art over 14 centuries
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Under Destruction
Playing on the pervasiveness of images of destruction and devastation in the news and in Hollywood movies, artists are making works that range from violent to chillingly disquieting
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