During the early ’70s, Laurie Anderson was a mainstay in this magazine’s reviews section, often writing several reviews every issue. With her criticism receiving a shoutout from Alanna Heiss in MoMA…
Although William Wegman made his reputation as a photographer who combined wry humor and conceptualism, his two recent exhibitions showed him to be an accomplished painter with a sophisticated, highly…
William Wegman bought his first dog in California after responding to an ad in a Long Beach, California newspaper that said, "Weimaraners $35." He called the new pet Man Ray. Wegman had trained as a…
An upcoming exhibition celebrates our four-legged friends with works by Dieter Roth, Louise Bourgeois, William Wegman, Edward Hopper, Pablo Picasso and more
A new Chelsea exhibition celebrates the achievements and all-around fabulousness of the art-world superstar
A new book chronicles the ways that artists ranging from Ansel Adams to Warhol, Close, and Wegman harnessed the speed and palette of the instant camera
The duchess, Pompeiians, activists, Oscars, Aaron Swartz, Shepard Fairey and more in links from around the Web
Vienna-based Impossible embarked upon its mission to save Polaroid in 2008, by leasing a factory that once belonged to the manufacturer. Polaroid filed for bankruptcy in 2001 and again in 2008, and st…
Artists are finding inspiration in gags, slapstick, clowns, comics, and stand-up comedy. The results are sometimes satirical, sometimes ludicrous, and sometimes ‘so funny you could cry’.