April 5, 2008 by Libby

…tartan-clad bodies found deep in China? Or the genetic record that we all came from Africa, some sooner, some later. But this current use of patchwork tents in art suggests…

April 5, 2008 by Andrea Kirsh

Art and Politics in D.C.

…white space radio frequencies used for cordless mikes and an improved visa process for foreign guest artists. The U.S. is unusual among advanced democracies in having no federal department of…

March 30, 2008 by Roberta

Light fare at the fairs-Part 1

…white papier mache objects (a vacuum cleaner, a radio, a radiator–things from daily life from which they were cast) in individual vitrines and stacked them like a wall of ghostly…

March 24, 2008 by Libby

Video Vox

…juice by time I got to the exhibit. He wrote: The radio guns were broadcasting political speeches that I believe have been instrumental in constructing “Conservative” and “Liberal” ideology in…

February 27, 2008 by Roberta

Lectures, lectures (and talks) everywhere!

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February 27, 2008 by Libby and Roberta

Culture Pundits wants you–free opportunity

…no fuss. Just send some images plus a little statement and get a FREE page on Culture Pundits and a thumbnail image on the front page of these widely known…

February 22, 2008 by Roberta

Conversation with collector Dennis Scholl

…photography and Tate — American artists). And — hang on — he reads Artblog (yessss!!) which he likes for our passionate commentary as well as for the fact that there’s…

February 17, 2008 by Libby

The business of art with Jerry Saltz and Jeffrey Deitch

…a fashion connection, a collector there early. That is my function. Marlene Dumas, The Benefit of the Doubt, 1998, Tapestry from http://www.artthrob.co.za/07dec/archive.html Saltz: Are we liking what we like because…