Interview
On November 11, a small gallery opened its doors on Bedford Avenue in Williamsburg and caused a ripple of excitement in local art circles. Not only was this one of the first galleries to open on Bedford for ages but many people are taking it as hopeful sign that some energy was returning to a neighb
Art
There's no point in giving you a "review" of the mothership of art fairs in Miami, Art Basel Miami Beach, so I thought a photo essay with some observations were more appropriate. I admit that I got a little bored after three hours of wandering around. I found myself seeing the same thing and getting
Opinion
We already warned you [http://hyperallergic.com/13020/5-projects-hashtagrank-miami/], so it should be no surprise that Paul Steen's art world-ized open source video game based on Assault Cube [http://assault.cubers.net/], but injected with 150 of the "most important living artists" according to Artf
Books
Though the art world seems to have recovered from crisis mode with the enthusiastic approach to (and beginning) of Art Basel Miami Beach 2010, the remnants of our previous recession-driven apocalypse are still close at hand. Auction successes are blazing beacons of money, but seem shaky and could pr
News
The National Portrait Gallery has caved under Republican political pressure and removed a potentially “offensive” video work by David Wojnarowicz, a multi-media artist who was felled by AIDS in 1992, from its Hide/Seek exhibition. The exhibition, deemed brave and important by critics, uncovers previ
Interview
On November 1, one of People Magazine's Top 50 Hottest Bachelors [http://www.flickr.com/photos/marchorowitz/3394108688/in/set-72157614220758969/], conceptual artist and Internet start Marc Horowitz, took a line from Subservient Chicken and let the Internet tell him what to do. He agreed to bound by
Art
The buzz [http://www.artfagcity.com/2010/11/23/a-map-and-itinerary-for-the-miami-fairs/] before Miami was that Seven Art Fair [http://www.seven-miami.com/] was going to be one to watch and that is certainly the case. This indie fair of seven galleries with solid programs — and some art stars among t
Art
If you weren't paranoid about the holidays before Thanksgiving, now they're really coming up. Hanukkah and Christmas and everything else are JUST around the corner in December, and then New Years! OMG! So what are you picking up your loved ones this year? Being artsy as you all are, you probably wan
Opinion
Man Bartlett's "Kin" during the last day of #TheSocialGraph [../thesocialgraph] exhibition. We will have a photo essay tomorrow and there are a few more podcasts on the way, but last Saturday we threw a closing party for the show, which featured livestreaming of Man Bartlett's "#24hKith [http://manb
News
Kenny Scharf, druggy painter of 80s fame, has covered a Bowery wall with his psychedelic blobs. This isn't just any wall, though. Previously curated by Deitch Gallery, now The Hole NYC, this wall originally played host a Keith Haring mural and has recently been the site of Shepard Fairey, Os Gemeos,
Opinion
LA art worlders were quick to jump on the New Yorker's recent profile [http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2010/12/06/101206fa_fact_bruck] of multi-billionaire art collector and philanthropist Eli Broad. LATimes art critic Christopher Knight tweeted this article [http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/cultu
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Christian Marclay's video piece “The Clock,” shown at London's White Cube gallery [http://www.whitecube.com/exhibitions/cm/] last month, was the runaway hit of the Frieze art fair hullabaloo. From buzz on the blogs to rave reviews in print, Marclay's piece sounded like a must-see. Now it's hitting o