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Why Mark di Suvero Chose Public Art

The artist shares why he would rather place his art outdoors than in an institution.

Art

An Art Center Rises Out of 11,500 Acres of Montana Ranching Land

FISHTAIL, Mont. — At first it sounds like some sort of bizarre, art-related math problem: If you had 11,500 acres of land, how many large-scale sculptures would you put on them?

Opinion

Every Architectural Rendering Needs an Alexander Calder Sculpture

What is it about Alexander Calder sculptures that makes them irresistible to the artists who create architectural renderings?

Art

From Calder to Kruger, the New Whitney Museum's First Show

The inaugural exhibition at the new Whitney Museum is not perfect, but it is pretty damn good.

In Brief

Security Footage of Dallas Museum of Art's Crane Crash Oozes Suspense

Newly released security camera footage of a crane collapsing on the Dallas Museum of Art is pure Hitchcock.

Art

The Brute Classicism of Joel Perlman

It’s been over twenty years since we’ve seen Joel Perlman’s large-scale sculptures on exhibition in New York City. The size and weight of his mighty works in welded steel can be a challenge to show, but Loretta Howard Gallery has pulled out all the stops rigging in five new large-scale works (four i

Art

Awesome Art in a Mall? Really?

DALLAS — Dallas. It’s a city, it’s a vintage television soap opera, and it’s the home of Bush 43. But it’s also a hub of contemporary art? Though this Texas-sized city has a reputation for big hair, football, barbecue, and twang, it also has a long history of support for the visual arts. From the Da

Opinion

Missed the Pacific Standard Time Festival? Watch the YouTube Channel

LOS ANGELES — Pacific Standard Time, the major celebration of California's artistic heritage, recently hosted the Pacific Standard Time Festival, a curated selection of performance and public art throughout Los Angeles. Fortunately for those of you not based in Los Angeles, there's YouTube, and the

News

OWS Arts Asks Sculptor to Urge City to Remove Barricades Around His Art [UPDATED]

We’ve covered the way members of Occupy Wall Street have grappled with the Mark di Suvero sculpture at the corner of Zuccotti Park. They’ve called it a “weird red thing” and some think of it as corporate art, but now the Arts and Culture Working Group of OWS is making an appeal to the artist to help

Opinion

Required Reading

This week, the lowdown on Mark di Suvero's radical history, Terry Richardson's parents, street art in Cairo, Miami and without spray paint, word clouds and some erotic Austrian art of yesteryear … and some other great links.

Opinion

#OWS Still Debating Mark di Suvero

Mark di Suvero's "Joie de Vivre" has inadvertently found itself in the middle of the biggest protest movement in America today and not everyone likes it. Now a small spat on on the sculpture itself raises some questions.

Opinion

#OccupyWallStreet Journal Map Calls Mark di Suvero's "Joie de Vivre" Weird

Liza Eliano and I stopped by Occupy Wall Street yesterday and we picked up a copy of the first edition of the Occupied Wall Street Journal. A four-page broadsheet, the back had a funny map marking that made us laugh out loud. "Art / Signs" are marked with a ♥ but Abstract Expressionist sculptor Mark