Art
Surveying Arts Residencies Today: How to Make It Happen (Part 3)
Almost everyone I spoke with — and by "almost everyone," I mean "everyone" — agrees that arts residencies are a great leap forward for one's art career.
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ACT UP Returns to Wall Street With Occupy and Others on April 25
On April 25th, and in honor of its 25th anniversary, AIDS activist group ACT UP (The AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power), joined by organizations ranging from Occupy Wall Street to Visual AIDS to Housingworks as well as other AIDS activist and queer organizations, will be staging a large scale demonstr
Opinion
Where Did I See Google's Project Glass Before … MoMA
The project should look quite familiar to anyone who remembers seeing Keiichi Matsuda's "Augmented (hyper) Reality: Augmented City 3D" (2010) at last year's Talk to Me show at MoMA.
Opinion
The NY Times Gets a Front Page GIF
This isn't the first animated GIF that has appeared on NYTimes.com but it may be the first to grace the homepage front and center.
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BMW Guggenheim Lab Finds Safety in a More Gentrified Berlin Locale
Last month, we reported on the controversial location of the BMW Guggenheim Lab in Berlin's punkrock/activist/multiculti/graff neighborhood, and now, Spiegel Online reports they've settled on Prenzlauer Berg,
Art
Surveying Arts Residencies Today: How Residencies Can Help (Part 2)
If you're like most artists I know, you may not have done a residency, or you're wondering if it's even necessary to do one at all anymore. Here are some thoughts.
Opinion
8-Bit Google Maps and 1-Bit iPhone Photos
The recent 8-bit Google Map April Fools joke and 1-bit iPhone camera app are the latest in our love of retro trends.
Community
A View from the Easel, Part 10
CHICAGO — The tenth installment of a series in which artists send in a photo and a description of their workspace. This time … Montreal, LA, Brooklyn, Vermont and NYC.
Opinion
Mapping the Winds
LOS ANGELES — It's undeniable that the weather affects us, everyday. But understanding the patterns, the amazing global cause-and-effect, is difficult for anyone to wrap their head around.
Art
Occupy Track 16 Art Disappears, So Might Track 16 Gallery
LOS ANGELES — The Occupy Track 16 exhibition opened last December 3 and closes, according to the gallery’s website, “when we get results.” It seems they might have gotten results, but not one that they were hoping.
Art
Are you an ArtLurker? Enter to Win the Miami Art Blogger Prize
CALLING ALL MIAMI ART WRITERS! If you are a Miami resident who is keen on encouraging the discourse of contemporary art, now is your time to bum rush the blogosphere!
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Google Art Project Bursting at the Seams with 100+ New Museums
Google Art Project launched last year with 17 institutions but today the number has ballooned to 100+.