White Cube
Making the Ordinary Anything But: Mona Hatoum on Her Unnerving Sculptures, in 2005
With two Mona Hatoum shows happening this year (one currently on view at the Centre Pompidou, in Paris, the second coming to the ICA Boston next week), we turn back to May 2005, when…
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Morning Links: Controversial German Art Law Edition
German culture minister Monika Grütters defended a law that allows Germany to regulate the international sale of artworks that are either over 50 years old or valued at more than €150,000. [Deutsche…
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Morning Links: The Broad Edition
Installing the 2,000 works of art that will be shown in the new Broad museum is no easy-task. A five-panel Takashi Murakami painting, for example, came in five crates, each of which was…
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Christian Marclay
It is perhaps unsurprising that Marclay’s latest exhibition at White Cube, following the success of The Clock (2010), conveyed an air of “after the party” dissipation. …
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Morning Links: Cyber-Archeology Edition
The Whitney’s old Marcel Breuer building will become a satellite building for the Met. [SEEN] Cyber-archeologists are working to restore artwork lost to violence in Iraq and the earthquake…
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Looking at Seeing: David Hammons and the Politics of Visibility
Last spring, Mike Spano, the mayor of Yonkers, New York, a city of about 200,000 that shares a border with the Bronx, delivered his State of the City Address at City Hall. After describing
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Preview Frieze London 2014
The big moment has almost arrived. The 12th edition of Frieze London opens to the general public on October 15 in Regent’s Park, and a day earlier for invited guests. Some 60,000 people will…
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Young British Artist Hits Middle Age: Catching up with Marc Quinn
Ever since he sculpted a self-portrait out of his own frozen blood, Marc Quinn has enthralled the public, annoyed many critics, and been embraced by collectors. The quintessential Young British…
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Liu Wei: China’s Trickster Mixer-Upper
Using flea-market finds, industrial materials, mixed media, and a hefty dose of irony, Liu Wei comments on China's memory, growth—and amnesia
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