Liz Larner: Unstill Life
The LA sculptor's mature work evinces the same embrace of play and chance as her early experiments with bacteria.
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Best of New York, 2015
Stuart Comer is chief curator of media and performance at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. He recently spoke with A.i.A. about 10 of New York's most noteworthy spaces, exhibitions and projects…
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SculptureCenter Taps Ben Whine to Be Associate Director
Ben Whine is the new associate director of Long Island City’s SculptureCenter. Whine comes to the kunsthalle from the Guggenheim, where he was director of individual development, membership…
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David Douard
It's no secret that beneath the sleek, digital surfaces of present-day life lies a dark, all-too-material underbelly.
The excess and waste of today's technology as well as the chaotic overflow of in…
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Seth Siegelaub, 1941-2013
Curator, gallery owner, theorist, textile scholar and collector Seth Siegelaub died, age 71.
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Ruba Katrib Named Curator at Sculpture Center
Ruba Katrib has been hired as curator of New York's SculptureCenter, effective Feb. 15. For the past four years she has been with the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA), North Miami, first as…
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The Lookout: A Weekly Guide to Shows You Won’t Want to Miss
With an ever-growing number of galleries scattered around New York, it's easy to feel overwhelmed. Where to begin? Here at A.i.A., we are always on the hunt for clever, memorable shows that stand…
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New York Gallery Week Is Upon Us
First it was Berlin; then Detroit joined in. Now, for the second year in a row, New York kicks off its own Gallery Week. NYGW features nearly 60 commercial galleries and non-profits. In an effort to b
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Michael Cataldi and Nils Norman
There were no “smart” classrooms or endowed professorships at “The University of Trash.” From the start of the 12-week exhibition, however, a reading group on Karl Marx’s Capital met at the Sculpture…
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Agathe Snow Asks That You Jump Through Hoops
Who says magazine journalism hasn't elevated the discourse of the New York art scene? It was an article in Dazed and Confused ("Smile! It's the Apocalypse," published Winter 2008) focusing on the…
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John F. Kennedy Once Lived on This Leafy New York Estate. Now You Can, Too.
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