Editor’s Letter: The Crime Issue | Summer 2016
‘Ruins have been ruined,” proclaimed an early April headline in the New York Times. The Times had sent a photographer to Palmyra, the 2,000-year-old archaeological site in Syria that had…
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Walter Robinson
Forever Young or New Zombies? MoMA on Painting Today
As its paradoxical title cautions, an upcoming survey of contemporary painting at New York's Museum of Modern Art, "The Forever Now: Contemporary Painting in an Atemporal World," is full of contradi…
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Walter Robinson
Throughout his storied career, Walter Robinson has been classified under different categories yet contained by none of them.
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Inside the Art Bars
Bars have been as essential to the New York art world as its galleries and museums. Eleven artists reflect on the downtown institutions where creative inspiration could flow as freely as the…
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Artnet Magazine Remembered at Haunch of Venison
Amidst heavy rains at the end of a muggy day in New York, dozens of art scribes gathered at Chelsea's Haunch of Venison gallery to honor Artnet.com's magazine. The German company, which provides a p…
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Artnet Magazine to Cease Publication
Artnet.com magazine is ceasing publication, according to an internal memo sent by editor Walter Robinson and obtained by A.i.A. The e-mail noted that this includes all three of its sites, serving…
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