Books: Organizing the Future
How institutions are constructed, how they are funded, whom they hire, whom they serve, what their vision of art in public life is—all these things go into the politics of the institution, and all of…
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Defining Ambiguity, Ambiguously: A Panel Convenes to Consider the Artist as Activist-Critic
After the release this fall of its newest book, Social medium: artists writing, 2000-2015, Paper Monument began to organize a panel discussion among a few of the artist-writers in the anthology’s…
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Bringing the Cutting-Edge to Santa Fe
At SITE Santa Fe, Irene Hofmann is upending the model of the biennial, with a six-year run of shows dedicated to the contemporary art of the Americas
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14 New Art-History Books to Change Your Mind
Duchamp's dictionary, Picasso's (other) muse, Lucy Lippard's landscapes, and Hans Ulrich Obrist's map quests are among the subjects of recent volumes that expand the story of art
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The ARTnews Shelfie Project: Art-World Luminaries Pose With Their Books
Laurie Simmons, Jerry Saltz, Xu Bing, and other art insiders took shelf portraits for us
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Pablo Helguera
For the exhibition "Librería Donceles," Pablo Helguera installed a functioning Spanish-language used-book store in the large front room at Kent Fine Art.
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Kinetic Esthetic: Dannielle Tegeder
The artist inaugurates Hamilton College's new Ruth and Elmer Wellin Museum of Art with a mural and motion machines
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