Technology over Time: Two More Internet Shows
As museums continue to explore the relationship between art and technology, they would do well to treat the history of technology as seriously as they have traditionally approached the history of…
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One recent afternoon I stood dumbly looking down at a low blue table laden with 3-D-printed objects fastidiously arranged by Tauba Auerbach. Black, white and gold forms might have been machine parts…
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Morning Links: Mykki Blanco Edition
Tauba Auerbach and Charlotte Posenenske’s “Reciprocal Score” at Independenza in Rome. Â [Contemporary Art Daily] “Old Car City, USA…is no longer a junkyard.” [The New York Times] “What else can art…
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Records for Danh Vo, Tauba Auerbach and Rashid Johnson at $52 M. Phillips Contemporary Art Sale
Earlier tonight Phillips ended the week of contemporary art auctions in New York with a small sale that saw new records for Danh Vo, Tauba Auerbach and Rashid Johnson but brought in just $51.96…
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Phillips Turns in $131M Contemporary Sale, Led by Rothko
New York's spring evening sales concluded Thursday with a $131 million contemporary art sale at Phillips, led by Mark Rothko, Jean-Michel Basquiat and Andy Warhol. Records were set for Tauba Auerbach…
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Miami Recap: Is There a Global Art Esthetic?
A roundup of favorites from 8 fairs, 3 museums, 3 private collections, and 2 public projects
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For “Float,” her first solo show at Paula Cooper, Tauba Auerbach continued to pursue a demure minimalism while touching on the mechanics of color and the vagaries of perception. While her exhibition…
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Tauba Auerbach’s Peripheral Visions
New York-based artist Tauba Auerbach works in series, pushing one subject to the point of conceptual exhaustion before delving into the next. Her early works, currently on view in "Ecstatic Alphabet…
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