Up in Smoke: At Marian Goodman’s Blackened Frieze Booth, Pierre Huyghe Choreographs a Light Ballet to Erik Satie
Eight minutes of darkness is followed by six minutes of color and light.
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What Happens on Tour Stays on Tour: At an Exhausting Documenta, an Underwhelming Venice Biennale, an Enthralling Skulptur Projekte
In Venice, Athens, and Kassel, Münster, and Marl, Germany
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Molecular Sculpture
A host of current artists are using scents, atmospheric conditions, and microorganisms to create a new, multisensory rapport between viewers and artworks.
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Love Poems: John Giorno around New York
As its title suggests, "Ugo Rondinone: I ♥ John Giorno" is both a valentine from a sweetheart and an open invitation to explore the legacy of an iconic New York poet.
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Constant Displacement: Pierre Huyghe on His Work at Skulptur Projekte Münster
About three years ago, discussing what he planned next for his practice, Pierre Huyghe told me that he was on the hunt for a place “to grow the work to the condition I want it to grow,” perhaps…
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Artists First: Around Skulptur Projekte Münster
Skulptur Projekte Münster has changed quite radically since its initial incarnation. It's much more eclectic, encompassing sculpture but also performance, sound art, video, and other mediums. Yet it r…
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A Penguin in Venice
Here’s a sentence I never thought I would write: I had the most wonderful little art-viewing trip at Louis Vuitton in Venice today. On the first floor, Vuitton has a big display of the new
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Blow-Up: Exhibitions Around New York Erode the Boundary Between Film and Real Life
On 'Dreamlands,' Pipilotti Rist, Mark Leckey, Arthur Jafa, and Sondra Perry.
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Living Memory: Tino Sehgal Takes Over Paris’s Palais de Tokyo With 300 Performers, and a Few Friends
Passing through a curtain of shimmering, transparent beads, you enter a vast, bare white space with people milling about. Suddenly a young girl walks up to you, gazes into your eyes and leads you
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Pierre Huyghe Wins Nasher Sculpture Center’s $100,000 Prize
The Nasher Sculpture Center in Dallas announced today that Pierre Huyghe has won its 2017 Nasher Prize. Huyghe, who hails from France, will now receive $100,000 as part of the award, which…
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