Archive for the ‘New York’ Category
“Contemplating the Void: Interventions in the Guggenheim Museum” features 193 schemes for Frank Lloyd Wright’s famous rotunda.
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Bonhams will give over its Madison Avenue location to “Africa Now: Contemporary African Art,” a first auction of recent African artworks.
1198 via ARTINFO
"Opium Den" by Rosson Crow is a part of the exhibit Bowery Boys, at Deitch Projects, through March 27.
1196 via Deitch Projects
Many of us are wondering for some time now, “Oh, New Museum, when did you become so establishment?”
1195 via Hyperallergic
Luhring Augustine presents its first exhibition featuring the work of Daido Moriyama, one of Japan’s leading figures in photography.
1193 via Luhring Augustine
Marina Abramovic divides her time between a SoHo loft and a star-shaped country house, both designed by architect Dennis Wedlick.
1189 via NY Times
Pulse is reaching the inevitable state of any struggling fair, in which the art exhibited is an unwitting parody of contemporary art.
1187 via Art Fag City
MoMA is showcasing an exhibit entitled William Kentridge: Five Themes celebrates the work of the enormously influential South African artist
1186 via Fast Company
Linda Yablonsky poses the possibility that a biennial featuring more women than men may have a achieved gender equality.
1185 via NY Times
Artist Anton Ginzburg is a connoisseur of stasis, forming sculptural and light-based installations that freeze a moment from history.
1184 via BOMB
What visitors may lose in ultra modern ArtForum lounge chairs at The Armory, they gain in showroom and quality at the ADAA.
1179 via Art Fag City
Every March for the past 12 years, artists, galleries, collectors from all over the world have made the Armory their destination.
1176 via Art Observed
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Olafur Eliasson's Multiple Shadow House at the Tanya Bonakdar gallery in Chelsea.
1175 via Fast Company
In honor of the Whitney Biennial, artist Ari Marcopoulos designed this limited-edition tote in partnership with Tommy Hilfiger.
1173 via New York Mag
Video: Lehmann Maupin presents an in-studio interview with artist Nari Ward.
1170 via Lehmann Maupin
Marina Abramovic gave a lecture at the MOMA as a precursor to her major retrospective which will open there on March 14th.
1165 via Art Observed
The Armory Show opens this week in New York! An advance look in photos - of 56 works that galleries are bringing to the annual fair.
1149 via ARTINFO.com
Jeremy Kost's 'The Ladies That Lunch' showcases underground nightlife icons in a series of Polaroid collages and grids.
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Peter Barnett, curator in charge of the Department of Medieval Art in the Cloisters at Met, gives a tour of the Langon Chapel.
1140 via thirteen.org
The Greek tycoon Dakis Joannou hits town for the unveiling of his controversial New Museum show curated by Jeff Koons.
1138 via New York Mag
Marina Abramović is so stressed before the opening of her retrospective at MoMA that she had sprouted a small pimple on her nose.
1129 via Observer
The Swiss architects Herzog and de Meuron bring their rough-edged, aggressive style to the Met as set designers for Attila.
1128 via Fast Company
"The Whitney Biennial is thoughtful, humanly scaled, and blessedly low on hype" - Jerry Saltz.
1126 via New York Mag
