John Baldessari
Was John Baldessari the 20th Century’s Most Important Art Professor?
Matt Mullican, Tony Oursler, Barbara Bloom, Analia Saban, and more recall their time in Baldessari's pioneering classes.
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Trump Recants Comments on Striking Iranian Cultural Sites, Palais de Tokyo Show Generates Controversy, and More: Morning Links from January 8, 2020
Here's what we're reading this morning.
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John Baldessari Creates a New Kind of Chaos: Read a 1986 Profile from the ARTnews Archives
Lawrence Weiner called the Conceptualist "one of the few humanistic and intellectual artists in the United States."
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John Baldessari, Fearless Conceptual Artist Who Put Big Ideas Before Pretty Pictures, Is Dead at 88
His work analyzed—and, in some cases, mocked—the very things historians had prized about art-making for centuries.
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The Only Gift Guide You Need to Read This Holiday Season!
The magazine's editor-in-chief has a product to recommend for all on your shopping list.
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Lines and Coconuts: Art on Paper Fair Opens on New York’s Lower East Side
The fair runs on New York's Lower East Side through March 10.
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Riddles for Minds and Bodies
There is something ardent about Barbara Bloom's fascination with the lives behind her found images and objects.
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Poetics of Relation
Jemison's works are often fragments that point to a larger body of research, much of it focused on the epistemological implications of such encounters.
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