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  • The Ignorant Art Historian: An Introduction
  • James Taylor-Foster On Curatorial Fluidity and Para Site’s Next Chapter
  • The Ignorant Art Historian: Sackcloth 1953

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theparisreview.org /1 month ago

The Ignorant Art Historian: An Introduction

“One purpose of these studies is to be loosened from my scholarly superego (which isn’t very strong, in any case).”

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observer.com /1 month ago

James Taylor-Foster On Curatorial Fluidity and Para Site’s Next Chapter

The traditional separation of contemporary art into distinct branches—visual art, design, architecture and digital culture—might still matter, he told Observer, but engaging with e...

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theparisreview.org /1 week ago

The Ignorant Art Historian: Sackcloth 1953

“We associate burlap not with art but with use, indeed with waste.”

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theparisreview.org /1 month ago

The Ignorant Art Historian: View of Notre Dame

“All this is hard to sort out, and two more pieces on the right—a green blob beside a black one—only add to the puzzle.”

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theparisreview.org /2 weeks ago

The Ignorant Art Historian: The Blind Man’s Meal

“Perhaps he is tubercular as well as blind. Certainly he is poor.”

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observer.com /1 week ago

Artists to Watch: Future Fair and 1-54’s Best Discoveries

These fairs, with their smaller scales, make space for emerging artists whose practices move between myth, technology, diaspora, infrastructure and material experimentation.

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newyorker.com /1 month ago

Isa Genzken Finds Chaos in Order

Also: Raye’s ambitious new album, Nathan Lane’s Willy Loman, Dance Theatre of Harlem’s seminal “Firebird,” and more.

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newyorker.com /1 month ago

The Many Forms of Marcel Duchamp

How the shape-shifting artist radicalized art itself.

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observer.com /2 weeks ago

Five Works That Stole the Show at Frieze New York

Our correspondent's irresponsibly subjective list of the fair's best art.

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observer.com /1 week ago

Nick Doyle’s “Mirror, Mirror” Turns the American Dream Inside Out

The artist's latest exhibition constructs a desolate, cinematic landscape in which the American Dream dissolves into illusion, only to reemerge via the seductive logic of A.I.

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nybooks.com /1 month ago

The Painter’s Shadow World

Morgan Meis’s Three Paintings Trilogy is the most exciting new writing about the visual arts to appear in a generation.

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observer.com /1 week ago

Barry X Ball Connects the Secular and Sacred in “The Shape of Time”

This career-spanning exhibition in Venice was inspired by the role religion played in classical art history.

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observer.com /1 month ago

At the New Museum, Parallel Visions of Humanity’s Future Emerge

Artistic director Massimiliano Gioni has mounted an inaugural exhibition that can only be described as an epic of the modern human.

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thisiscolossal.com /1 month ago

Dozens of Suspended ‘Halos’ Glimmer in a Florentine Factory

SpY's latest installation suspends metallic discs inside of an industrial space as part of Bright Festival. Do stories and artists like this matter to you? Become a Colossal Member...

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nybooks.com /1 month ago

A Vital Unconscious

Wifredo Lam’s paintings spring from a unique synthesis of European modernism and Afro-Cuban consciousness.

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design-milk.com /1 month ago

F5: Barry Ginder on a Finn Juhl Chair, Sean Scully, His Son’s Hands + More

Architect and artist Barry Ginder shares his love of fellow painters, from Gerhard Richter to Sean Scully, and more.

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newyorker.com /1 month ago

David Armstrong’s Probing Gaze

Also: Jennifer Tilly in the surreal world of “The Adding Machine,” New York City Ballet’s spring season, Anne Hathaway and Michaela Coel in “Mother Mary,” and more.

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observer.com /1 month ago

Kamrooz Aram On Painting in the Space Between Grid and Gesture

At Alexander Gray Associates and the Whitney Biennial, the artist advances his decades-long inquiry into ornament, abstraction and intuition.

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aestheticamagazine.com /1 month ago

Histories Connected

Steve McQueen presents a powerful ensemble of multimedia works that explore the boundaries of imagination, memory, space and time. The post Histories Connected appeared first on Ae...

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nybooks.com /1 month ago

Art for Our Age of Chaos

The 2026 Whitney Biennial and the New Museum’s exhibition “New Humans; Memories of the Future” are attempts to respond to a world full of darkness, trauma, and strife.

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glasstire.com /1 week ago

The Whelm of Massive Group Shows, and My Tender Eyes

“If money was no object, which one would you take home?” This question, posed to me at a recent art auction, provoked a persistent thought in my mind about the mechanics of massive...

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observer.com /3 days ago

Marc Benda On Design’s Long Ascent and the Limits of Category

Rejecting the concept of “collectible design,” Benda, alongside Barry Friedman, built a global, intergenerational program that treats design as a serious artistic discipline.

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theparisreview.org /3 weeks ago

The Ignorant Art Historian: Ice Floes

“This is a river you can’t step in even once.”

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aestheticamagazine.com /1 month ago

The Poetics of Desire

Fotografiska Shanghai tracing the artist's practice, spanning two decades through over 100 works that explore visual resistance and bodily narrative. The post The Poetics of Desir...

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