Tracking the Shadow: Jill Johnston on Jasper Johns
Picking up on tantalizing references to Grünewald's Isenheim Altarpiece, Johnston presents an in-depth reading of Johns's recent imagery.
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Then and Now: Untitled (After Rauschenberg)
The retrospective “Robert Rauschenberg: Among Friends” that appeared earlier this year at Tate Modern, in London, and is now at the Museum of Modern Art in New York through September 17 led us…
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From the Archives: Jill Johnston on Robert Morris, in 1965
On view now at New York’s Castelli Gallery are two shows of new felt pieces by Robert Morris, the veteran artist whose career has ranged through Minimalism, Conceptualism, Post-Minimalism, and…
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From the Archives: A Critic’s Same-Sex Wedding in Denmark
In celebration of last week's historic ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court granting Americans the right to same-sex marriage, we present an article by feminist critic Jill Johnston about her Fluxmarriage…
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Jill Johnston in Art in America
Cultural critic, feminist theorist, memoirist and A.i.A. contributor Jill Johnston died on Nov. 18 at age 81. The feature "Tehching Hsieh: Art's Willing Captive" [September 2001, pp. 140–143] is one o…
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Tehching Hsieh: Art’s Willing Captive
Isolation and endurance are the hallmarks of Hsieh's grueling, yearlong performances.
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