Three Argentine Visions
Throughout its notoriously turbulent political and socioeconomic history, Argentina has managed to sustain a vibrant cultural scene. The hub of activity has always been Buenos Aires, a vast…
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Sink or Sink: Mel Chin in Times Square
Like Chin's virtual boats, the strongholds of the wealthy will get a few more years of existence than the rest of us. But they'll eventually rust out and sink, too.
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Neighborhood Women: Mimi Gross and Jackie Ferrara in Conversation
Both artists lived and worked downtown in a fertile time but steered clear of art-world trends, carving out their own distinctive paths in the fringes.
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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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Out of the Woods: In Conversation with Aaron Spangler
On June 10, the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden reopens to the public after two years of renovation and structural reinforcement. The Sculpture Garden is both a recreational area for visitors and a space…
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Painting Hidden History: Nicole Macdonald’s Detroit Murals
The Big B Liquor Party Store, which holds down the northeast corner of the intersection of Trumbull Ave and the I-94 freeway in Detroit's Woodbridge neighborhood, has taken on a different character o…
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Morning Links: Rihanna Standing Beside Headless Rihanna Statue Edition
Must-read stories from around the art world
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All Gold Everything: Mika Tajima’s Public Art
Mika Tajima’s Meridian (Gold), 2016, resides in Hunter’s Point South Park along the southern portion of the East River waterfront in Long Island City, Queens. The public sculpture, which will be on…
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Writing on the Wall: William Kentridge in Rome
Rome has been waiting for contemporary works of public art that can stand up to the historic city’s glorious monuments from the Renaissance and antiquity. Where the architects Richard Meier and Zaha H…
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Jeff Koons Got a Little Tipsy, Invented a ‘Split-Rocker’ Cocktail
The New York Post reports today that Rockefeller Center’s Summer Garden and Bar features a ‘Split-Rocker’ margarita in honor of Jeff Koons’ eponymous botanical sculpture there, part of his major…
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