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revisionism
Dec. 4, 2018
Sotheby’s to Help to Fund an Exhibit on the History of Black Cinema
L.A.’s soon to open Academy Museum of Motion Pictures (a.k.a. the “Death Starâ€) beats out smaller Midwestern museums for the prize.
By
Whitney Mallett
tribute
Dec. 4, 2018
Remembering Oksana Shachko, ‘Artist, Activist, Terrorist’
The Femen co-founder was beaten, jailed, and threatened with execution. It was beautiful to watch her dance.
By
Nicholas Mir Chaikin
seen
Dec. 3, 2018
Art Basel’s Blinky Neon Vagina Artist Suzy Kellems Dominik’s Lumpy #MeToo Totems
“I thought it was very important to say, ‘This woman of a certain age, she’s not going to be invisible any longer.’â€
By
Whitney Mallett
meme scheme
Dec. 3, 2018
Sex Is Cool But Have You Tried These Art Historical Memes?
The @drugowl Instagram reminds us that long-dead people depicted in old oil pantings had the same preoccupations as now — love, lies, and insecurity.
By
Rachel Bashein
decentered
Nov. 30, 2018
Should You Quit New York and Open a Gallery in the Heartland?
From Milwaukee to Birmingham, ten trailblazing art galleries.
By
Laura van Straaten
art school
Nov. 30, 2018
Try Copying Your Favorite Master Artwork and See What You Learn
Miming Matisse. Parroting Picasso. Hocking Hockney.
canada
Nov. 29, 2018
Forget Art Basel Miami Beach — Put on Your Puffer Coat and Head North to Toronto
Six exhibitions to check out, including the inaugural show at the new MOCA.
By
Yaniya Lee
how to
Nov. 29, 2018
How to Be an Artist? Start by Drawing the Square in Front of You.
Hundreds of Jerry’s followers tried the assignment. Here are nine of their works.
studio sounds
Nov. 29, 2018
Listen to This Playlist and Get in the Heads of Your Favorite Artists
From Fiona Apple to Fela Kuti, music to inspire a studio practice.
By
Brian Keith Jackson
jock talk
Nov. 28, 2018
Artist Rose Nestler Conjures Neo-Greek Gym Rats and CrossFit Bros
“I think cis men are in a constant state of transcendence.â€
By
Jordan Larson
art
Nov. 28, 2018
Advice From 27 Artists, From Marina Abramovich to Mickalene Thomas, on Making It
You’ve read Jerry Saltz’s story on being an artist. But what do successful artists themselves say?
As told to
Brian Keith Jackson,
Whitney Mallett,
and
Cara Ober
monumental trouble
Nov. 28, 2018
Does the ‘Gay Liberation’ Monument Whitewash Stonewall?
An exhibition at the New Museum proposes replacements.
By
Jarrett Earnest
color values
Nov. 27, 2018
How to #BrownUpYourGallery, in an Art World That Loves White Women
Artist Mandy Harris Williams makes you an instructional PowerPoint presentation.
By
Mandy Harris Williams
art
Nov. 27, 2018
Andy Warhol’s Drawings of Shoes And Boys Tells Us Everything About Him
A glimpse of the artist’s pre-fame work.
By
Carl Swanson
vulture guides
Nov. 27, 2018
Jerry Saltz’s 33 Rules for Being an Artist
How to go from clueless amateur to generational talent (or at least live life a little more creatively).
By
Jerry Saltz
flower power
Nov. 26, 2018
Artist Ebony G. Patterson’s Garden of Poisonous Plants and Glass Body Parts
The Pérez Art Museum Miami said: “Here is the budget — what do you want to do?â€
By
Osman Can Yerebakan
art
Nov. 26, 2018
The Best New Architecture Books To Gift For the Holidays
From McKim, Mead & White to Mark Foster Gage.
By
Andrés González
art du jour
Nov. 24, 2018
A Wild Art Goose Chase in Belgium Ends With Banksy Works in the Slammer
All 58 of them!
By
Devon Ivie
art
Nov. 23, 2018
New Art Books to Gift For the Holidays, from Kusama to Bruegel to Vivian Maier
Now you just have to go buy a bigger coffee table.
By
Andrés González
50th anniversary
Nov. 21, 2018
50
New York Magazine
Covers, Designed By 50 New York Artists
To celebrate our anniversary, 50 New York artists created 50Â
New York
 covers, including Kerry James Marshall, Yoko Ono, Shirin Neshat, and many more.
By
The Editors
seen
Nov. 21, 2018
How to Spend the Day Seeing Amazing Art All Over Queens
A field guide for visiting the Queens International, dispersed across the museum and local libraries.
By
Rain Embuscado
tropical resistance
Nov. 21, 2018
With the MECA Art Fair, San Juan’s Art Community Rises Again
Puerto Rico a year after Hurricane Maria.
By
Shirine Saad
tech savvy
Nov. 20, 2018
Jillian Mayer Makes Pretty Art From Airport Scanners
Think about this during your holiday travel hell.
By
Whitney Mallett
q&a
Nov. 19, 2018
Ryan McNamara’s Serious, Messy, Kinda Gross Art
“I was thinking,Â
Why gunge now?
 And I thought,Â
Well, it’s ridiculous
. There’s something perverse about loving the feeling of slime.â€
By
Chris Stewart
q&a
Nov. 19, 2018
Judy Chicago Is Setting Off Feminist Fireworks in Miami During Art Basel
The artist is continuing her “Atmospheres†series of fireworks-based installations in Miami.
By
Carl Swanson
art
Nov. 17, 2018
Wildfires and Dead Palm Trees Haunt the L.A. Dream in Zoe Crosher’s New Show
“It was really like the end is nigh, and it was a little too close.â€
By
Michael Slenske
amazon
Nov. 16, 2018
Artist Hiba Ali Worked at an Amazon Fulfillment Center and Makes Art About It
A truth-talking cardboard delivery box exposes superstructural greed.
By
Drew Zeiba
artphone
Nov. 15, 2018
The Best Tool for Creativity on Your iPhone Might Just Be the Notes App
A Q&A with Chris Ritter, an artist who uses the Notes app to sketch.
By
Aude White
vulture guides
Nov. 15, 2018
Jerry Saltz’s Guide to the Met for the Crowd-Averse
A nearly hidden entrance, the line-free underground cafeteria, and a jaw-dropping yet somehow always deserted room.
By
Jerry Saltz
art
Nov. 15, 2018
Sol LeWitt’s Daughter, Eva LeWitt, Grows Her Own Career
She has an exhibition at the Jewish Museum.
By
Katy Diamond Hamer
photography
Nov. 14, 2018
Lyle Ashton Harris on Basquiat, Black Panther, and Afrofuturism’s Queer Roots
At Salon 94, the artist revisits self-portraiture.
By
Antwaun Sargent
q&a
Nov. 13, 2018
Francesco Clemente Worries New York Is Too Safe a Place to Produce Great Art
The Haute Bohemian painter on the Beats, Peter Brant, and the pleasures of burned-out buildings.
By
Anne Slowey
art
Nov. 13, 2018
Ron Athey Still Bleeds for You
The provocateur returns to Performance Space New York and loses his head.
By
Tim Murphy
seen
Nov. 12, 2018
Anna Maria Maiolino Made These Drawings Before She Left Her Husband 50 Years Ago
Frustrated by domestic pressures and a language barrier in New York, the Brazilian artist turned to her sketchbook.
By
Osman Can Yerebakan
clarifications
Nov. 12, 2018
Everything You Know About Vincent van Gogh Is Wrong
At Eternity’s Gate
director Julian Schnabel addresses a few common myths about the troubled artist.
By
Julian Schnabel
As told to
Jerry Saltz
reunions
Nov. 11, 2018
Willem Dafoe Sits Down With His Old Friend Jerry Saltz to Talk van Gogh
After decades apart, the two reunite to discuss Dafoe’s riveting performance in Julian Schnabel’s
At Eternity’s Gate,
about the artist’s last days.
By
Jerry Saltz
big d
Nov. 10, 2018
Emojis, Inflatable Whales, and
Blade Runner
Rodeo at Dallas Art Festival
This year’s Aurora brought in curators from around the globe.
By
Rain Embuscado
diy
Nov. 9, 2018
DIY Signal Gallery Closes: Is the Golden Age of the Bushwick Art Scene Over?
Two 20-somethings cultivated an artist-first environment in the former rug warehouse where they also lived.
By
Max Lakin
art
Nov. 9, 2018
Manet, Matisse, Mickalene Thomas: A Show About the Black Model in Art History
But what does it mean that it’s at Columbia University’s West Harlem Expansion Campus?
By
Tiana Reid
photography
Nov. 8, 2018
On the Nearly Indescribable Light in Diane Arbus’s Last Photographs
Is it about to rain? Dusk? Something else? Go to David Zwirner to see.
By
Christopher Bonanos
trailer mix
Nov. 8, 2018
Photographer Jay Maisel Won the Boho-Artist Real-Estate Jackpot in 1966
The trailer for a new documentary about the Gilded Age bank building at 190 Bowery, Maisel’s home for 50 years, which he bought for $102,000.
By
Whitney Mallett
appreciations
Nov. 8, 2018
Everything You Wanted to Know About Andy Warhol in Eight Works
An appreciation of an American revolutionary, ahead of the Whitney’s can’t-miss new retrospective.
By
Jerry Saltz
mutual benefit
Nov. 7, 2018
Did You Know Ellsworth Kelly and Alexander Calder Were Pals?
An exhibition exploring their friendship.
By
Jane Drinkard
gala!
Nov. 7, 2018
Meet the Dynamic Duos at the Hirshhorn Gala
Siblings, lovers, business partners, and more! Meet the creative couples honored by the museum at Lincoln Center.
By
Carl Swanson
art
Nov. 6, 2018
A ‘Retrospective’ for Emerging Artists in Bushwick’s Former Pfizer Factory
Curating your friends in a “parody†of art nepotism.
By
Whitney Mallett
vote
Nov. 6, 2018
It’s Election Day: Is Anyone Going to Listen to the Art World?
From billboards to Instagram, trying to make the electorate more engaged.
By
Shirine Saad
fomo
Nov. 5, 2018
The Gregor Hildebrandt Opening You Wish You Were At (With Kinder-Punk Art Band)
Perrotin Gallery put together another buzzy spectacle you probably saw on Instagram.
By
Ben Widdicombe
art
Nov. 5, 2018
Narcissister’s Documentary About Her Pornographic Performance Art and Her Mother
The masked gender provocateur reveals the poignant family story behind her subversive practice.
By
Tim Murphy
art
Nov. 5, 2018
Catherine Opie on the Midterms, MoCA, and her New Film,
The Modernist
The artist’s film is about burning down utopia.
By
Julie Belcove
art
Nov. 2, 2018
Kayode Ojo’s Show Has a Male Chastity System and Balenciaga Jeans
The artist’s New York solo debut finds inspiration in fashion and advertising to comment on value, perversion, and betrayal.
By
Whitney Mallett
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