Editor’s Letter
In "The Creative Act," a short essay from 1957, Marcel Duchamp argues that artmaking is never truly a solitary activity.
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The Pleasures of Refraction
At the very end of the Guggenheim Museum's revelatory exhibition of work by Hilma af Klint is a single stretch of the museum's spiraling ramp devoted to luminous and perplexing new paintings by R.H…
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The Dubai Effect
They say that museums are where art goes to die. But it might be more apt to say that of storage facilities—from an artist's bedroom closet to multibillion-dollar freeports found chiefly in Geneva…
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At the Drawing Center’s 40th Anniversary Gala, Soggy Patrons Toast a Jet-Lagged Rashid Johnson, a Humbled Marcel Dzama
Despite pouring rain and unusually bitter April weather, guests crowded into Capitale last night for a gala to celebrate the Drawing Center’s 40th anniversary. As Brett Littman, the Drawing
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Fall Preview: Museum Shows and Biennials Around the World
A concise guide for notable exhibitions through December
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Painting, IRL: New Show in Munich Aims to Revise the History of Postwar Painting
The curators of a new exhibition titled “Painting 2.0: Expression in the Information Age,” which runs at Munich’s Museum Brandhorst through April 30, aim to do no less than “revise the history…
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Total Service Artists
In an era of shrinking professional support, many artists are making self-sufficiency, self-evaluation and self-promotion integral parts of their artistic identity and their oeuvre.
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