In the Studio: Carroll Dunham
The New York painter, known for his biomorphic abstractions and broadly comic nude-figure scenes, discusses his early devotion to the linear Conceptualism of figures like Sol LeWitt, Agnes Martin and…
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In the Studio: Richard Aldrich
With paintings currently in a group show at New York's MoMA, Richard Aldrich discusses literature, music, therapy and his own earlier artworks—all elements in his instinctive, self-reverential, consta…
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In the Studio: Richard Tuttle
Richard Tuttle began showing his work in the mid-'60s, at the age of 24, and quickly became a significant contributor in an art scene that included artists as diverse as Robert Smithson and Agnes Mart…
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Rirkrit Tiravanija Lights Stockhausen at the Armory
The music, a 70-minute excerpt of the late composer's 29-hour opera "Licht," was intended to be performed in a specially designed chamber with octophonic (8-channel) sound. Tiravanija conceived of a…
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Beauty and the Bees: Q+A with Wolfgang Laib
Though trained as a doctor, Laib changed his direction after medical school and began creating his now iconic "milkstones," slabs of polished marble with a thin layer of fresh milk sitting atop thei…
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Olaf Breuning is Home Again
Like the Swiss-born Breuning, the buffoon is a scruffy, sandy-haired New Yorker around 40 years of age with a penchant for masks and face paint. He's obsessed with the culture around him. In the first…
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Kids’ Stuff, Adult Matters: Q+A with Charlie White
Artist Charlie White is consumed by the phenomenon of the consumerist teenager, particularly the female, who has, since the 1970s, been the prime target for advertising.
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End of the Marathon: Tom Sachs at the Park Avenue Armory
June 16, 2012: Visiting the Park Avenue Armory, I discover that Tom Sachs's installation "Space Program: Mars" is up for just one more day. During the past month, Sachs has given three space flight…
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At Migrating Forms Whos Afraid of the Avant-Garde
A woman in a flowery dress takes the stage and tells us about Ed Halter, who is presenting at Anthology Film Archives as part of the fourth Migrating Forms festival of moving images. He's a critic…
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Harry Dodge, Masked-Unmasked
I'm at the Harry Dodge screening at The Kitchen. The first video starts. Onscreen, someone wears a mask with a cube affixed to its forehead. There's no telling if it's a man or a woman, but the mask…
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