art in and around South Florida
David Zink Yi, work period 2010. Courtesy Hauser & Wirth. Call for applications sundaymorning@ekwc artist-in-residence program 2013 sundaymorning@ekwc Zuid Willemvaart 215 5211 SG ‘s-Hertogenbosch The Netherlands T +31 (0)73 612
Weekly Roundup: John Baldessari. ‘The First $100,000 I Ever Made,’ 2011. Photo by Bill Orcutt. Courtesy John Baldessari and the Marian Goodman Gallery. “In this week’s roundup: John Baldessari’s first
By Steven Scorpio As if drowning, the history of Western art flashes across the canvasses of Jenny Saville: the pale musculatures of Michelangelo, the agonies of Goya, De Kooning’s bravado,
Weekly Roundup: Do Ho Suh. ‘Fallen Star (sketch),’ 2011. Courtesy the artist and The Stuart Collection, University of California, San Diego. “In this week’s roundup Do Ho Suh addresses displacement
As music throbbed, bodies writhed and shadows danced over the torch-lit sand outside Dasha’s half-million dollar party celebrating Art Basel Miami Beach, I couldn’t help but think of Nero, who
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PSU Art and Social Practice MFA student Travis Souza’s project, “We Make The Road By Walking.” Portland State University | Department of Art: Call for Applications Portland State UniversityApplication deadline:
Charles Saatchi: Art World Is Vulgar, Eurotrashy, Masturbatory: “Leading British collector launches surprise attack saying buyers and dealers ‘can’t tell good artists from bad.’” (Via PSFK.)
Art Basel Conversations | The Future of Artistic Practice | The Artist as Poet from Art Basel Miami Beach on Vimeo. Gerry Bibby, Artist, Berlin Tracey Emin, Artist, London Olivier
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Spreading the word: “Often commercially unviable, visually underwhelming and intellectually demanding, language-based art, particularly work rooted in the conceptual movement of the 1960s and 1970s, has traditionally been viewed as
Boris Groys, Introduction—Global Conceptualism Revisited: “I would argue that from today’s perspective, the biggest change that conceptualism brought about is this: after conceptualism we can no longer see art primarily
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