MoMA Reportedly Tries to Save Picasso Murals, Jerry Saltz’s Coffee-Drinking Habits, and More: Morning Links from May 13, 2020
Here's what we're reading this morning.
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Jerry Saltz
Art Critics and the Pulitzer Prize: How Many Have Won the Sought-After Award?
Only a handful of have won since the category was introduced in 1970.
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Can You Describe Richard Serra in Three Words? Jerry Saltz, Joan Jonas, Larry Gagosian, and More Give It a Try
At the opening for the sculptor's three-part show at Gagosian gallery in New York, we queried art-world dignitaries.
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For the Auction-Weary: Eric Doeringer’s ‘Christy’s’ Sale Offers Bootleg Blue-Chip Art for Millions Less
"The good thing about my Rabbit is that if its gets scratched up, you can just blow it up again!"
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The Temperature on the Island: Frieze New York Opens With Sales, Some Veteran Exhibitors Missing
The air-conditioner was working well under the big tent, unlike at the 2018 edition.
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Jerry Saltz Wins National Magazine Award for ‘How to Be an Artist’ Article
It's the critic's second ASME honor.
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Cursed Images: Netflix’s Art-World Satire
A painter's ghost inhabits other people's artworks, as if it's not a sited haunting but a viral curse.
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Interview It Yourself: Art Podcasts, Part One
Why is the super-experimental visual-art realm so unadventurous when it comes to podcasts?
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Reviewing American Fine Arts, Co.
Colin de Land's gallery American Fine Arts, Co. had an outsize presence in the art world of the 1980s and '90s. A.i.A. published nearly thirty reviews of AFA exhibitions by writers including Holland…
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The World’s First Rollable TV Is Finally Here, and It Can Be Yours for a Cool $87,000
WWD
Penney’s Firms Up Sale Deal With Lenders and Landlords
Rolling Stone
The Federal Government Just Took a Big Step Toward Regulating Big Tech
Sportico
Now That’s More Like It: Bama-Georgia Game Delivers Familiar Ratings Highs
SPY