Art
Everlasting Love: Susan Silas's Intimate Photographs
By employing photographic techniques usually reserved for fashion models or luxury goods, Silas achieves an unsettling dichotomy between allure and aversion.
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Popular Seattle Graffiti Spot Demolished
TUBS, a longtime graffiti spot in Seattle, was demolished yesterday, MyNorthwest.com reported.
Opinion
Is That an Instagram Slide Projector in Your Pocket?
It's hard not to be enamored with Projecteo, a mini-projector for your Instagram photos.
Opinion
What's Good for the Art Market Is Bad for the Economy
One of the art world's neatest neoliberal parlor tricks is transforming the real world's troubles into pleasingly hermetic objects for hobbyists, and in this respect the European Fine Art Foundation (TEFAF)'s ebullient annual economic report is a fine specimen.
Opinion
Puke Art: First Time Comedy, Second Time … Gross?
Lady Gaga seems intent on regurgitating recent art history for something that might make a splash.
Opinion
MoMA Hires Consulting Curator for Black Art
The appointment raises questions about the way museums treat black artists and their work, which in turn expose the complications of turning a race into an artistic category.
Announcement
Queens College of Art Presents MFA Exhibition "Explorations: Revisited"
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Art Movements
New secretary for the Smithsonian, allegations against Terry Richardson, Instagram sales, graffiti at the Great Wall of China, and more from the week in art news.
Art
Italian Futurism, or the Lessons of Art and Politics
The exhibition Italian Futurism, 1909–1944: Reconstructing the Universe, presently on view at the Guggenheim, is the first important museum survey of work from this seminal utopian Modernist movement seen in New York since Futurism at the Museum of Modern Art in 1961.
Art
Fatman, Cat-Man, and More Public Domain Comic Heroes You've Never Heard of, Man
The Golden and then Silver Age of comics that stretched from the 1930s to early 1950s left a lot of unloved heroes in its wake. Forgotten is Fatman the Human Flying Saucer — "the only comic hero with 3 identities" — who could transform his tubby self into a spaceship, and Black Fury the Wonder Horse
Comics
Back to Brooklyn, but Where Is Home?
Last weekend, for the first time in three months …
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News
International Center of Photography Museum Will Close in Midtown [UPDATED]
The Midtown Manhattan museum of the International Center of Photography (ICP) will close in January 2015, Artnet News has reported. That's when the organization's lease, with landlord the Durst Organization, expires, and a new one has not been negotiated.