Olek Tames the Charging Wall Street Bull
December 27, 2010. On Christmas night, in the freezing cold before the blizzard hit New York City, crochet artist Olek and her band of enablers managed to fully clothe the
James Romberger on David Wojnarowicz
You Killed Me First, installation view, 1985. James Romberger – artist, gallerist, writer and collaborator with David Wojnarowicz during the salad days of the East Village – was prompted by
Tom Wesselmann Draws, Museum of Art | Fort Lauderdale
Aside from being an extremely well known name, “Tom Wesselmann Draws” is a very beautifully installed exhibition. This exhibition has some art historical significance as well. Case in point being
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Some Thoughts on Wojnarowicz and the Never Ending Culture Wars
David Wojnarowicz “A Fire in My Belly” Original from ppow_gallery on Vimeo. December 16, 2010. The above is taken from the Vimeo page of PPOW Gallery and from the archives
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Frank Gehry: New World Symphony
Frank Gehry: New World SymphonyOriginally uploaded by VernissageTV Didier Didier My friend, Heinrich, from VernissageTV, took pics of the new building going up in Miami by Frank Gehry. I haven’t
Once on This Island, a D.I.Y. Art Show
One of the biggest disappointments of Art Basel Miami Beach had to be the Flagler Island project. Why? After being invited (invite only), with a guest if one so chose,
Art Basel Miami Beach 2010 – Images
Over the next few days we’ll be adding images to our Flickr images of various sights from around all the fairs we’re able to attend. Obviously, there are more places
Miami Slice: Art Basel Early Bird Special. White Vinyl. Perrotin. Diet. Dorsch. Seven. (in progress)
Saturday, November 27, 2010. Landing in Miami a few days before the wall-to-wall insanity commenced, I had a chance to take the temperature of the town, to selectively buzz through
Raymond Pettibon at Schmidt Center Gallery
For a show centered on the early, punk-inspired work of graphic artist Raymond Pettibon, the Schmidt Center Gallery at Florida Atlantic University has been tricked out in a style that
Vik Muniz at Whitebox
There is a gem-like little show of work by Vik Muniz, the Brazilian-born artist famous for large-scale photographs of images composed out of non-traditional materials—chocolate, glitter, dust, trash—at Whitebox, the