‘A Name We Will Remember for Decades to Come’: Critics and Artists Memorialize Irving Sandler
Phong Bui, Lilly Wei, and more share stories about the writer.
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From the Archives: Earthscapes, landworks and Oz
Dave Hickey tackled Land art with characteristic vigor in an essay for A.i.A.'s September-October 1971 issue. With occasional detours into country music and The Wizard of Oz, he speculated on what see…
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Facing the Blank Canvas: Artists’ Tips for Getting Started
Terror. Doubt. Anxiety. Artists offer their strategies for getting beyond the roadblocks and starting new work
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Top 7 New Art Bios for Summer Beach Reading
The season's page-turners: Lives of the artists, from Michelangelo to Nauman
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True Nauman: Peter Plagens on His New Volume on the Artist
In the book Bruce Nauman: The True Artist (due out May 5 from Phaidon), the painter, critic and longtime Nauman acquaintance Peter Plagens seeks to view the…
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John Storrs
From the fickering snippet of old black-and-white film on the wall-mounted video monitor at New York University’s Grey Art Gallery, you can tell that John Storrs lived pretty well. The pioneer Ameri…
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Before the Kanye Kerfuffle Was the Queen Brouhaha
In 2007 we profiled George Condo, creator of that controversial Kanye West album cover that does not seem destined for a store near you. Read about his punk-rock past, how his portrait of Queen…
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Eye Level: The 2010 Whitney Vanillenial
As we’ve all known for ages, the Biennial is a one-stop tour of “What’s Happening Now,” determined by a completely untransparent selection process that’s a combination of Rolodex, word of mouth, perso…
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Eye Level: Cut Me Up, Paste Me Down
My negative attitude and I were brought up profoundly and cheerfully short by an exhibition titled “Playing with Pictures: The Art of Victorian Photocollage,” which is on view at the Metropolitan Muse…
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Eye Level: Overwhelmed
It’s quixotic, not to say risky, to try to derive broad cultural conclusions from a day’s sweep of the galleries in Chelsea—or anyplace where there are more than a half-dozen of them within walking di…
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