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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‘We Get to Pass the Torch’: Former Recipients of Anonymous Was a Woman Artist Grants Assemble in New York Park for Star-Studded Picnic
Artist Joan Jonas was among those who mingled in Madison Square Park.
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Small Talk: Art and the Weather at the 58th Venice Biennale
The landscape has tended to be a somewhat innocuous subject for the last few centuries. Now a more charged genre, it is still presented in mostly polite ways at the Biennale.
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Current Affairs: To Save the Ailing Oceans, TBA21-Academy Turns to Art and Science
The adventurous enterprise started by the storied collector and patron Francesca Thyssen-Bornemisza leads expeditions at sea.
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Joan Jonas Commission for 2015 Venice Biennale to Make U.S. Premiere in San Francisco
Two days of the work's run will also feature the presentation of Moving Off the Land. Oceans—Sketches and Notes, which was commissioned from the artist by TBA-21 Academy.
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Fertile Ground: Huma Bhabha, Joan Jonas, Maren Hassinger, and Naima Green in Parks and Art Spaces Around New York
On a quiet weekday afternoon in Harlem, a young girl and an older woman sit on a bench near the baseball field in Marcus Garvey Park staring quizzically at a large sculpture comprising tree branches…
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Joan Jonas Wins $900,000 Kyoto Prize
She was the subject of a Tate Modern survey earlier this year.
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From the Archives: Joan Jonas’s First Site-Specific Installation, in 1977
The work debuted at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Philadelphia.
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