Buying Time
In a consumer culture that validates participation, immersive art makes experience a commodity.
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Minimalism
ABC Art
A 1965 essay surveying the latest avant-garde sculpture, film, dance, and literature, and identifying the shared sensibility that united the important work.
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More Is Less
Critic Barbara Rose died this past weekend at age eighty-four. To celebrate her memory, we are sharing an interview that originally appeared in our October 2015 issue.
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Wild Ride: Susan Rothenberg 1945–2020
The horse paintings were a game changer, although Susan certainly got tired of hearing about them. Every time she spoke of them as “antiques” or “dinosaurs” (a witty reference to the fact…
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Charlotte Posenenske’s Sociological Minimalism
That the output of Charlotte Posenenske's brief artistic career—which lasted just over a decade—is now the subject of a retrospective at Dia:Beacon.
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Amir Nikravan
Amir Nikravan's sculptures seem like high-end products whose polish overpowers any subversive intent.
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Gelatin
Walking through the apparently hijinks-free gallery, I wondered if the artists-now pushing fifty years old-had decided it was finally time to grow up.
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From the Archives: The Pro-scenic Event
Choreographer Trisha Brown died on March 18. Noted for early postmodern works that experimented with pedestrian movements and unusual performance venues, in the 1980s Brown returned to more convention…
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A Look Back: Linda Nochlin on Ellsworth Kelly
To reflect on the legacy of American abstract painter Ellsworth Kelly, who died on Dec. 27, we take a look back on Linda Nochlin's "Kelly: Making Abstraction Anew," published on the occasion of his Gu…
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