After a $50 M. Gift to Celebrate 30 Years, Bard’s Center for Curatorial Studies Looks Toward the Future
The esteemed program was seeded with the collection of Marieluise Hessel.
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Tom Eccles
What You Can’t See Can Hurt You: ‘Invisible Adversaries’ at Bard Considers the Power of Dark Societal Forces
June 25–September 18, in Annandale-on-Hudson, New York
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Habitat: Obsessions—A Look at Tom Eccles’s Toy Soldiers
Habitat: Obsessions is a ten-part series of visits to the surprising non-art collections of art-world professionals. “They’re quite easy to get individually, but you want a full set in…
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Habitat: Obsessions—Artists, Curators, and Dealers Share Their Unusual Collections
While this issue of ARTnews focuses on today’s prominent art collectors, the urge to amass objects—both valuable and not—is nearly as old as mankind. The ancient Greeks and Romans collected…
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Jeanne van Heeswijk to Meld Art and Activism at Bard
Dutch artist and instigator Jeanne van Heeswijk arrives in New York this week to begin her yearlong stint as the inaugural Keith Haring Fellow upstate at Bard College, where she'll "work with studen…
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Anthropodino: A Conversation with Ernesto Neto
For its first commissioned art installation, the Park Avenue Armory and curator Tom Eccles invited Brazillian artist Ernesto Neto to design one of his amorphous, interactive installations for the Armo…
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A New Creativity?
Now that the days of glitz and glamour in the art market are over, how will creativity be affected? Some artists, curators, museum directors, and dealers predict a new seriousness. Others warn…
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How Far Is Too Far?
Contemporary artists have made work depicting graphic sexual acts, damaging property, injuring their own bodies, or paying others to alter theirs. But when does art cross the line from avant-garde to…
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In Your Face
Portraiture has become increasingly conceptual as it addresses not only personal identity but also issues of politics, social inequity, and our obsession with celebrity.
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