Imagine if an art critic was writing a devastating and acerbic critique of an artist's paintings, and that same art critic needed to illustrate her argument with images of the artist's paintings.
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Sebastian Smee was appointed art critic for the Washington Post.
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And it gave rise to a Black Art Critic emergency.
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POUGHKEEPSIE The art critic Brian O'Doherty lectures on Edward Hopper.
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I'm not sure the role of art critic suits him.
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Our art critic says it's time to stop hating him.
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MJ recommends "Touring the Galleries of Vin Diesel's Facebook Page With Art Critic Jerry Saltz," a New York Magazine article where art critic Jerry Saltz deconstructs the (very weird) art Vin Diesel posts on Facebook.
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Haunted paintings are one thing, but a wealthy working art critic?
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What kind of restrictions does an art critic face in Cuba?
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In 1980, art critic Lea Vergine curated L'altra metà dell'avanguardia / The
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The Victorian art critic John Ruskin nearly fainted outside San Rocco.
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Fashion in the museum offers great challenges for the art critic.
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"Cattelan is the Anti-Warhol," said the art critic Robert Storr.
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Jerry Saltz, the art critic at New York magazine, wafted by.
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Indeed, Mr. Saltz, the New York Magazine art critic (whose wife, Roberta Smith, is an art critic for The Times), moved from an illegal squat on East Fourth Street, where drug dealers' German shepherds roamed the halls.
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Art and life convene in the art critic María Gainza's debut novel.
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Poet, editor, and art critic William Corbett passed away on August 10th.
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" I am a Black art critic who has not yet "made it.
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The boldness of the paintings impressed an influential art critic, Li Xianting.
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Turner found a great champion, however, in the art critic John Ruskin.
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How could a naïve art critic like myself misconstrue this iconic place?
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But he was also, and perhaps more importantly, a great art critic.
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What It Means to Write About Art broadly defines the art critic.
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As art critic Blake Gopnik told Marketplace:I'm not saying that this isn't Leonardo.
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ZS: So it's like a really nice version of an art critic session?
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He's even married to the senior art critic at The New York Times.
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She came with her husband, the art critic and collector Pietro Maria Bardi.
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The French painter and art critic Eugène Fromentin didn't like Rembrandt at all.
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Charles Finch evaluates the work of the pre-eminent art critic Peter Schjeldahl.
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My texts are now far from what you'd expect from an art critic.
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"I'm not in a hurry," said Ms. Pasquier, the France Inter art critic.
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The art critic in me welcomes the unloading, too, though for different reasons.
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Our chief art critic has some ideas on how to fix the Met.
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Art critic Leo Steinberg observed an obsession with Jesus's genitals in Renaissance paintings.
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Here, prolific art critic Rahel Aima profiles Beirut-based photographer Tamara Abdul Hadi.
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Jerry Saltz, art critic for New York Magazine, wrote: The painting is absolutely dead.
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Popular figures like art critic Jerry Saltz and former 2020 Democratic presidential candidate Rep.
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Art critic Barry Schwabsky's new book presents a global survey of contemporary landscape painting.
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Aruna D'Souza is a writer at Bennington College and an art critic for 4Columns.org.
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And I don't think anyone up here is qualified to be an art critic.
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But she will go to her art opening, which draws undercover art critic Ryan.
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Our art critic says it's time the Louvre moved it out of the way.
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This was the beginning of a long career as an art critic and curator.
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In real life, they were the art critic Clement Greenberg and his brother Martin.
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Among the skeptics is New York Magazine and Vulture's senior art critic Jerry Saltz.
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The art critic Harold Rosenberg characterized Johnson's men as "golem-like" (Art News, 2083).
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In 1962, she married Martin Greenberg, a brother of the art critic Clement Greenberg.
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The work was bequeathed to the museum by the late art critic Brian Sewell.
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Another thing I sometimes do as an art critic is celebrate an artist's work.
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What art critic doesn't enjoy the pleasures of reviewing shows in our grander art galleries?
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Here's a chance to play art critic under the influence of 22 miles of running.
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I'm no art critic, but the piece on the wall looks like a large breast.
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She rendered the leading art critic Henry McBride as the judge of a tennis match.
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Holland Cotter, a Times art critic, suggests "Michelangelo: Divine Draftsman and Designer" at the Met.
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Q: If (high) fashion is art, what is the difference between an art critic vs.
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" Art critic John Berger wrote: "When words are applied to visual art, both lose precision.
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" Art critic John Berger wrote: "When words are applied to visual art, both lose precision.
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But in general Wilde, as the era's star art critic, did not seek to please.
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There's a book called 9.5 Theses on Art and Class, by an art critic [Ben Davis].
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There wasn't an art critic present on stage for the conversation because they didn't want one.
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ART critic, artist, novelist, political radical, poet—John Berger can easily be described as all five.
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Cézanne's most ambitious portrait, of a supportive art critic, Gustave Geffroy, from 1895-96, is unfinished.
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An Australian writer contends with the contradictory legacy of his home country's most famous art critic.
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The Whitney Biennial: The look is personal, the message quietly topical, a Times art critic says.
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Yet as recently as 2013, the art critic Jerry Saltz referenced her "still-under-known" status.
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What we're reading: This self-elegy in The New Yorker by the art critic Peter Schjeldahl.
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H: Well, fast forward more than 20 years and [art critic] Nicolas Bourriaud writes Relational Aesthetics.
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So contends the narrator in Optic Nerve, the debut novel by the Argentinian art critic María Gainza.
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Ashbery was deeply influenced by abstract expressionist art and early in his career was an art critic.
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The important art critic that she failed to impress at her show gave her a bad review.
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" The art critic and curator Lilly Wei once deemed Kim's apartment "a microcosm of his entire universe.
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The art critic Jonathan Jones says as much in his Guardian review of Caverne du Pont-d'Arc.
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The art critic Tom Lubbock was one who thought that Mr. Heath and others deserved more credit.
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" Gauguin told the French art critic Charles Morice in 1890: "I had a decisive experience in Martinique.
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There is a beautifully complex language of materials to savor in the exhibition, our art critic writes.
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This praise and encouragement certainly was a salve that washed away the sting of an art critic.
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If you can find some editor who will publish you, then you too can be an art critic.
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La Negra, Enriqueta, and the art critic are "idénticas almas bajo distintos disfraces" (identical souls under different disguises).
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There was an art critic for the local weekly who could not stop writing about all of us.
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Today it might seem strange for an art critic to focus most of their energies on dead artists.
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" In response, the art critic Tyler Green noted, "First art museum director I've seen show leadership on DACA.
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A retrospective of her work, at the Met Breuer in Manhattan, is "quietly ravishing," our art critic writes.
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In her 1922 portrait of the dapper art critic Henry McBride, he is shown refereeing a tennis match.
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In 2014, the senior art critic for New York magazine, Jerry Saltz, confessed to misunderestimating the former president.
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"They're kind of mirroring Greek society through the work," said Iliana Fokianaki, an art critic and gallerist in Athens.
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A figure in Cecily's childhood was one of Shena's oldest friends, the influential art critic and curator David Sylvester.
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"We don't need a nanny state," said Malaysian TV personality and art critic Sharaad Kuttan, who has watched "Rocketman".
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A Golden Retriever Art Critic Sniffs Out Masterpieces Michael Jackson's Famous Chimp, Bubbles, Is Selling Paintings to Get By
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Did the art critic John Ruskin turn celibate after seeing an actual adult woman naked for the first time?
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Neighborhood Joint Jan Castro, an art critic from Brooklyn, was browsing the vials at Enfleurage on a recent Sunday.
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On Sunday, Waldemar Januszczak, an art critic, wrote at length about such donations in The Sunday Times of London.
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Kitamura is a writer with a visionary, visual imagination—she's an art critic, too—and a bold symbolist streak.
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Holland Cotter, chief art critic for The Times, noted that Latin American art has often been overlooked by museums.
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"It's a disappointment for both sides," said Hanno Rauterberg, the art critic for Die Zeit, a German weekly newspaper.
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Ann, Don, Peggy, Mary, and me: an accountant, a geographer, a massage therapist, a chef, and an art critic.
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As an art critic, I see the imagery of this election and all signs pointing to a volatile result.
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Keyser may have been dreaming of a publication like Artnet when she and her collaborator David Shire offered to pay critics for reviews depending on quality; a bad review by a well-known art critic would earn 50 bucks while a "dynamite" review by an average art critic would gross seventy-five.
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"It scares me that so many people are actually buying art off of a picture," says McCormick, the art critic.
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"In America, there is no no-go area for anybody," Bowling once recalled the king-making art critic telling him.
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Throughout EUSA, there's a series of emails between Dutch curator Erik Kessels and Los Angeles Times art critic Carolina Miranda.
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Moreover, Gauguin "absorbed" the colorful Post-Impressionist Synthetism of painter and art critic Émile Bernard when they met in Brittany.
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John Berger — the legendary and controversial art critic, writer, and artist — died on January 2 at the age of 90.
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However, it would become known as Art Deco, a term fashioned by the British art critic Bevis Hillier in 32.
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In conversation with Patricia Reed, Cooper addresses an infamous harangue of such "participatory" practices, penned by art critic Claire Bishop.
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And like a proper art critic, he silently drifts through Musée du quai Branly, which features indigenous art from Africa.
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In this sense, the anthology reflects the range of Solomon-Godeau's practice and interest as an art critic and scholar.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — An art critic, an herbalist, and a former nun walk into a gallery.
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But what rather interests me now as an art critic is the extreme difficulty of fairly judging Color Field painting.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Bill Berkson (1939-2016) was a justly renowned, much published art critic and poet.
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The Times art critic Roberta Smith gave "The Dinner Party" a commendatory review, repositioning its standing in the art world.
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An art critic, a fashion critic and a conservative columnist walk into a show at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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He made his name first as an art critic, railing against naturalism and Impressionism, both of which he considered banal.
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I'm not an art critic; I'm just a woman who watches "The Bachelor" every week and feels gross about it.
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The idea came from the art critic Jessica Dawson, whose rescue dog, Rocky, often accompanies her on trips to galleries.
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The problems with this approach to Trump's threats are exemplified by art critic Philip Kennicott's response in the Washington Post.
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Eva Khan, an art critic who married van der Zwaan last year, is due to deliver their child in August.
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"I am the C.E.O. of the D.O.C.—the Duchamp Outpatient Clinic," Hammons told the art critic Peter Schjeldahl, in 2002.
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The new Mississippi Civil Rights Museum will leave you feeling frustrated — which is a good thing, our art critic writes.
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But the art critic within me expects much more from a museum than images of moody poodles by the seashore.
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"Fashion is now the fourth dimension within culture," said Francesco Bonami, an art critic and former director of the Venice Biennale.
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Enjoy a guest lecture by a prominent Cuban art critic and curator and field trips to unique cultural and historic locations.
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The New York Times once said she might be considered as the most influential art critic in the history of television.
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There are certainly connections with David Lynch, as art critic Cathy Drake points out in reference to Puś performance in Warsaw.
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I am a 49-year-old Black, female art critic, and I have no idea who Megan Thee Stallion is either.
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From art critic, to poet, to journalist, the Sesame Street character is always hungry for cookies — and in pursuit of beauty.
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Burning Man is "the anti–look but don't touch," explained dancer, part-time art critic, and six-time Burner Larissa Archer.
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In the gallery, guided by an art critic who compares Vermeer's refinement to that of Chinese artists, he studies the painting.
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So Berenson might be a just a primitive robotic art critic, but he is very much in line with online criticism.
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And it belonged to my great-grandfather, who was a music and art critic in India in the early 20th century.
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New York has won 44 National Magazine Awards and the 2018 Pulitzer Prize in criticism for its art critic, Jerry Saltz.
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Swearing is the norm on national television, too; the art critic Vittorio Sgarbi, one of the pioneers, has hordes of imitators.
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Performa hosted its fall gala on Tuesday at the Altman Building and honored the curator, art critic and poet Okwui Enwezor.
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Bush also became friends with the renowned art critic Clement Greenberg, who traveled to Toronto in 1957 to visit artist's studios.
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Rilke, 26, took on a project as an art critic to write a German monograph on Auguste Rodin, at the time 61.
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Tillmans is the sort of artist who appears on the covers of magazines, and whom every art critic is desperate to interview.
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In his time as art critic he covered 11 shows at Leo Castelli, nine at Barbara Gladstone, and four at Mary Boone.
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They have become "the most important artists to emerge in Britain since the war", according to Richard Dorment, a British art critic.
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Holland Cotter, Co-chief art critic at The New York Times, will deliver a keynote address on December 23 at 53 pm.
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All I'll say as an art critic, as a dad, and as a professor to my students is: Think about the art.
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The exhibition then was a major showing of, what the French art critic Nicolas Bourriaud termed in the 90s as relational aesthetics.
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The London-born Ruskin (1819-1900) was the most distinguished art critic of his day, barely known as an artist at all.
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"It's more like I'm having an experience than making a picture," he said in an interview with the art critic David Sylvester.
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Calm your nerves: Our art critic offers monuments, buildings and public art worth seeking out on a solitary walk through the city.
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I was twenty-three when I started, just out of art school in Detroit and finding my voice as an art critic.
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Lastly, our art critic reviews a "nimble, continuously surprising show" at the Museum of Modern Art about 20th-century architecture in Yugoslavia.
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Holland Cotter, an art critic at The New York Times, highlighted the initiative as a must-see of the fall arts season.
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Many of his readers were incredulous and offended at the art critic and "word-painter"'s refusal to stay in his lane.
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In search of an expert opinion, I reached out to Philip Kennicott, the Pulitzer Prize-winning art critic for The Washington Post.
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" The New York Times art critic John Russell, writing in the 1980s, said that the torch and hand had "overpowered their surroundings.
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Two hundred years after his birth, hardly anyone today remembers Victorian England's pre-eminent art critic and social philosopher for his books.
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That's the question that art critic and curator Isabella Hughes constantly encountered while helping develop plans for the first-ever Honolulu Biennial.
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" The art critic Frederick Turner wrote that beauty "is the highest integrative level of understanding and the most comprehensive capacity for effective action.
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When a local art critic publishes an early review of Melanie's work, she gets a phone call from an associate of Father Burke's.
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And while Gyllenhaal is trying something in his portrayal of pompous art critic Morf Vandewalt, the results are more head-scratching than compelling.
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The job of the art critic was to distill and understand how and why an artist accomplished this, and why her work resonates.
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Bill Berkson, poet and art critic, was the ever-present third man from the left in the group photographs that chronicle the era.
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Now, read art critic Holland Cotter's review, "Obama Portraits Blend Paint and Politics, and Fact and Fiction," and answer the following questions: 1.
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Because of an editing error, an earlier version of this article misstated the year that Peter Schjeldahl became The New Yorker's art critic.
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They included his doting biographer, Gustave Geffroy, and the art critic Octave Mirbeau, who frequently traveled out to Giverny to see his work.
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"Their work has absolutely been domesticated and appropriated by some of the institutions they question," the Danish art critic Cecilie Hogsbro Ostergaard said.
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The committee included three members from the board: artist Joanne Tod, the Gladstone Hotel's "Chief Alchemist" Christina Zeidler and art critic Randy Gladman.
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On a New York stage, a poet and art critic named Sadakichi Hartmann attempted the first perfume concert, and it was a disaster.
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Writing for the New York Times, art critic Jason Farago agrees that this is not the "Male Mona Lisa" it's been advertised to be.
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Along with being a minister, author, composer, lyricist, organist, teacher, and child-whispering lion, for a moment Fred Rogers was also an art critic.
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As she recently told art critic Jonathan Griffin in an interview in The New York Times (January 30, 2020): I love to watch people.
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"We didn't want to make a caricature of the art critic, we wanted to try to get it as realistically as possible," Gilroy said.
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Art critic Douglas Crimp believes that Shilts, who was gay and died of AIDS in 1994, demonized Dugas as a sort of internalized homophobia.
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She found work as an editor and art critic; her first book, now out of print, profiled six Californian visual artists of the 1950s.
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In a 1989 essay in The Times, the art critic Richard B. Woodward said Mr. Rosenthal viewed his camera as a weapon against desensitization.
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In an early project, Hershman Leeson invented art critic pseudonyms and published reviews under their names that included positive references to her own work.
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Our art critic says that if you only followed Western news media, you might think China has only one artist: the famous Ai Weiwei.
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In 1987, she famously eviscerated the art critic Donald Kuspit in an open letter that became a kind of performance in its own right.
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She turns out to be another casualty, committing suicide in 1919, pregnant with the child of a married lover, the art critic Paul Fechter.
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The Times art critic Jason Farago said there have been substantial shifts in art media and the general news media since Mr. Kramer's time.
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Roberta Smith, our art critic, wrote at the time that the cows made outdoor sculptures "a near inescapable condition" after appearing in New York.
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The groom's mother is a professor of art history at Trinity College in Hartford, and a contributing art critic for The Wall Street Journal.
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After jobbing as an art critic and copy editor at various publications, he wrote "The Desert and Its Seed," his only novel, in 1995.
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The art critic and novelist Chris Kraus, once an obscure favorite of female bloggers, is now the inspiration for a critically acclaimed Amazon show.
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Other nontheme entries that I really liked include BOSCO (because chocolate), POP UP, ART CRITIC, DON'T STOP, POWER SUIT, COCA-COLA and OH SNAP.
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I really have no idea, and now, two self-proclaimed "beautiful boys" have decided that imagining Trump as an art critic would be funny.
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Denver's most prominent art critic, Ray Rinaldi, reviewed Peterson's show for the Denver Post (though not Jafa's or Rodriguez-Warner's that I could find).
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Her orientation is toward the local and specific, the "lure of the local," as the writer and art critic Lucy Lippard has put it.
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In his early years as an art critic championing the Pre-Raphaelites, Wilde wildly proclaimed himself leader of the "art for art's sake" movement.
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And yet, if I am an art critic, my goal is to persuade you to agree with me, knowing well that I may fail entirely.
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As New York Times art critic Roberta Smith pointed out, the hammer price for the Koons sculpture — the final bid amount — was actually $80 million.
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This exhibition gazes upon and bolsters the dandy's deserved reputation as a discerning and witty art critic by demonstrating his relationship to life and Romanticism.
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This past weekend, Mexican art critic Avelina Lésper broke a glass sculpture by artist Gabriel Rico that was on view at Zona Maco art fair.
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The anonymous art-historian in question was in fact Théophile Thoré, a political journalist, art critic and historian best-known for his rediscovery of Vermeer.
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At the very end, this conviction cemented in me when Deitch at last asked which art critic might also have taken that stage with them.
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Ms. Diski was up-to-date on her cancer lit, having read recent books by Oliver Sacks, Clive James and the art critic Tom Lubbock.
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He was also an art critic, a novelist, a political writer and a satirist, though much of this was known only long after his death.
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The best essays record the tacks and turns of an interesting mind, and Hustvedt — also an accomplished art critic and essayist — is never not interesting.
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Jake Gyllenhaal is the deep-pocketed art critic Morf Vendewalt and Rene Russo plays a powerful dealer in what begins as a somewhat straightforward satire.
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"This art critic Lin Sampson once suggested that maybe my looks had something to do with the success of my work," she says, then laughs.
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Also featured is the author of Les Fleurs du mal, poet and art critic Charles Baudelaire, who is seated in the lower right-hand corner.
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Tinguely was part of Nouveau Réalisme (The New Realists), the artistic movement founded in 1960 by the art critic Pierre Restany and artist Yves Klein.
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Along with being (besides much else) a minister, author, composer, lyricist, organist, teacher, and child-whispering lion, for the moment he was also an art critic.
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Books of The Times Tom Lubbock, the chief art critic for the English newspaper The Independent, had alert blue eyes, a big laugh and terrible teeth.
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How about Marion Coutts's "The Iceberg," a memoir about the death of her husband, Tom Lubbock, the chief art critic for the English newspaper The Independent?
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The movie stars Jake Gyllenhaal as Morf Vanderwalt, a fancy-pants LA art critic who can make an artist's fortune rise or fall with a review.
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This academic interest led to his moonlighting as an art critic, and that eventually led in turn to his transformation into an art historian and theorist.
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Saltz, the senior art critic at New York Magazine for the past 11 years, has been a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize in criticism three times.
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Mark Hudson, an art critic for The Telegraph and a former student of hers, recalled in an article on Friday how influential Ms. Ayres had been.
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Author and art critic Michael Bonesteel cited a "toxic environment" as the reason for his resignation from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC).
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The $540 million museum, part of the Smithsonian Institution, displays a complex narrative of uplift and tragedy across five floors of galleries, our art critic writes.
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Ken Johnson, an art critic for The New York Times, said that more than anything, they provide a chance to take the temperature of global culture.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Yesterday morning, the Brazilian poet and art critic Ferreira Gullar died of pneumonia at age 86 in Rio de Janeiro.
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"The company is gaining some traction in chipping some market share away from the auction giants," wrote the longtime art critic Judd Tully in Blouin Artinfo.
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Then in May, the suit said, Mr. Landesman accosted Ms. Schmitt at a restaurant while she was eating with her romantic partner and an art critic.
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At the Museum of Modern Art in Manhattan, our art critic reviews an exhibition that gives a full-scale look at Charles White's politically vigilant art.
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The paintings, which are a striking departure from those of the Obamas' predecessors, address the politics of race in subtly savvy ways, our art critic writes.
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A slight but crucial difference in María Gainza's appealing and digressive "Optic Nerve" is that the narrator, named María, is, like Gainza, an Argentine art critic.
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Over 70 years later, art critic and essayist Demetrio Paparoni seems to agree that we're a little less obsessed with the devil than we once were.
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In 2002, when it was acquired and again shown at the Brooklyn Museum, Roberta Smith, an art critic for The Times, pithily summarized its jagged reception.
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He has sitters six nights a week at his Camden Town studio in London, including his son, Jake, and a friend, the art critic William Feaver.
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THE DECADE IN CULTURE For our art critic, the greatness of black visual culture, past and present, mainstream and outsider, was repeatedly asserted during the 2010s.
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"I would have liked to see more new, but maybe there is none," Olga Kabanova, the art critic for the Vedomosti newspaper, said in an interview.
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ROMEA Cultural, Visual, and Personal History By Robert Hughes This book, by an opinionated former art critic, is hardly the dry city biography one might expect.
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Life With Picasso, which Gilot cowrote with the journalist and art critic Carlton Lake, was an unusual entry in the genre when it appeared in 1964.
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Henry James started out as a painter; wrote for years as an art critic; and produced, in painterly prose, novels that had artists as leading characters.
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An art critic and dance critic talk about two Kirstein shows — and how his protean diversity left its mark on the arts, most productively on ballet.
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A fellow art critic who was part of our cohort of writers and journalists suggested that the biennial was "a mess" because of its very structure.
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Author and visual art critic Alicia Eler defines herself as a selfie expert after watching the boundaries between our digital and physical lives blurred with social media.
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The glass work shattered to pieces "as though it had heard my commentary and sensed what I thought about it," according to Mexican art critic Avelina Lésper.
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"I resisted disinhibition probably because I was trying to get serious about being an art critic right at the time I became a disco bunny," he writes.
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I put that question to Paddy Johnson, art critic and founder of Art F City, who also lectures about art at schools like Yale, Rutgers, and Parsons.
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Our art critic argues that the painting creates a security hazard at the Louvre, and is an educational obstacle and not even a satisfying bucket-list item.
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Also traveling with the artists was art critic and historian Marco Hsu, who published two books on the group's trips, notably Journal of Thailand and Cambodia (1966).
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With the help of German-Jewish art critic Paul Westheim, they selected works to feature in what became the 33 Twentieth Century German Art exhibition in London.
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Outfitted with a bowler hat, black coat, and white scarf, Berenson is named after American art critic Bernard Berenson, who famously wore a bowler hat and coat.
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For example, art critic John Ruskin saw nature as fully in charge, invoking awe or fear yet stirringly beautiful, and revealed in the paintings of J.M.W. Turner.
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Jerry Saltz, the Pulitzer Prize-winning art critic for New York magazine, regrets that he is unlikely to see the auctioned-off work again in his lifetime.
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The story rests on two central questions: Why is Martin Gilmour, a minor success as an art critic, being interrogated at a police station in the Cotswolds?
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Travis Jeppesen, an American novelist and art critic based in Berlin, went to North Korea on a monthlong university program in 2016 to learn the Korean language.
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The National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis has a lot to teach us about our history — and about today — writes our co-chief art critic, Holland Cotter.
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According to artist, art critic and independent curator Ruben Arevshatyan, contextual and paradigmatic shifts deriving from political or regime change assume the consequent elimination of certain symbols.
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The impossibility of pinning down the boundaries of this art experience is exactly what makes Meow Wolf an exciting and challenging philosophical question for an art critic.
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" One of its first recorded fans was French art critic Théophile Thoré-Bürger, who in 1859 described it as "[a] little piece of nothing, but very good.
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That slippage is also a reminder of how deftly Kippenberger played Kippenberger Art critic Diedrich Diederichsen has described the artist as a "Selbstdarsteller," literally, a self-performer.
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But there were also plenty of Downtown Manhattan stalwarts, among them Richard Serra, Robert Smithson and Yvonne Rainer, as well as the art critic Lucy R. Lippard.
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As a new American president prepares to take office, our co-chief art critic Holland Cotter has singled out some of the major paintings featuring presidents past.
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Then in May 2017, the suit said, Mr. Landesman accosted Ms. Schmitt at a restaurant while she was eating with her romantic partner and an art critic.
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Picasso had fallen in love with the property before her, but failed to persuade the British art critic Douglas Cooper, who owned it at the time, to sell.
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I appreciate having the opportunity in my role as an art critic to revise my estimations, understanding that artists' knowledge of their own craft can also educate me.
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Jake Gyllenhaal is Morf Vandewalt (one of the many excellent fake names in the film), an art critic whose merciless pen is both respected and feared by all.
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Perl, an art critic at The New Republic for more than two decades, has a larger case to make in taking Calder so seriously and at such length.
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So it's rather fitting that the robot art critic Berenson is now roaming the halls of the Paris' Musée du quai Branly for the Persona: Oddly Human exhibition.
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He collected 211 National Magazine Awards; his art critic, Jerry Saltz, won a Pulitzer Prize; and he published some of the most memorable magazine covers since midcentury Esquire.
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Louisa Buck, an art critic who reviewed the Biennial for BBC radio, said the artists were "reining in quite a lot" on political comment, compared with previous editions.
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His was an art of today, a today that he kept close tabs on as a busy New York art critic in the late 1950s and early 1960s.
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It recently added "The Seasons in Quincy: Four Portraits of John Berger," the documentary about the art critic, which I gave qualified praise to during its theatrical run.
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The Partisan Review writers Dwight Macdonald and Hannah Arendt were early influences; another contributor to the magazine, the art critic Clement Greenberg, helped get him his first job.
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In the years leading up to the construction of Brasília, the art critic Mário Pedrosa said we were all "condemned" to be modern, addicted to the endless possibilities.
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The video above tries to explain just how Pollock got so famous, and midcentury art critic Greenberg (as written about in this Florence Rubenfeld biography) may be the reason.
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Later in the novel, the art critic is contacted by Enriqueta's old team to write the catalogue for a suspiciously sudden discovery: the personal archive of the Austrian painter.
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"They're visionary," art critic Morf Vandewalt enthuses when he first sees a series of paintings by the late outsider artist Ventril Dease in Dan Gilroy's Netflix movie Velvet Buzzsaw.
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The third â€" and definitely the most likely theory â€" is that Ella is a genius art critic and she's seeing something that the human eye can't even comprehend.
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He can't have all the clones there when it opens because important people, like Ezra, an art critic he met in Europe, are taking a look at his work.
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As Edi Muka, an Albanian art critic and curator notes of Shoshi's factory worker, "representations of motherhood as constitutive of women's central role in religious art are carefully removed".
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Related: Robot Art Contest Seeks Machines That Can Paint Like the Masters This Dapper Robot Is an Art Critic Projection Mapping And Robots Combine In Bot & Dolly's New Film
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An influential art critic, Christopher Allen of The Australian, the national newspaper, groused not long ago that there was too much Aboriginal art, some of it of poor quality.
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She also ran in the circles of the art critic and essayist, Clement Greenberg, who helped introduce her to Jackson Pollock, Willem and Elaine de Kooning, and Franz Kline.
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Jerry Saltz, the art critic for New York magazine, said he expects fairgoers to continue to enjoy the art, though they may touch elbows as a germ-free hello.
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"Paleoart: Visions of the Prehistoric Past," by the art critic Zoë Lescaze, traces the visual evolution of the genre as it absorbed both new scientific discoveries and artistic influences.
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"My art was developed towards an increasing participation, and the mistrust in the gallery and museum business," Oiticica wrote in 1969 to an art critic at the Village Voice.
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He said he took inspiration from the Fluxus movement artist Joseph Beuys, the conceptual artist Hans Haacke, the composer John Cage and the art critic and writer John Berger.
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Decades before these experiments, on a New York stage in 1902, a poet and art critic named Sadakichi Hartmann attempted the first perfume concert, and it was a disaster.
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Art thus becomes a state affair', writes the artist and art critic Selima Karoui in her article that investigates the place of art in the public space of Tunisia.
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" KB: In the exhibition catalogue, the art critic Irving Sandler writes: "I once asked Grace Hartigan if a male artist ever told her she painted as well as a man.
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The Moscow-based art critic and theorist Boris Kliushnikov seems to think so, and accordingly, he has been questioning the nature of addictions in a series of small curated exhibitions.
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He was the art critic for Vanity Fair at the time, and the brother of Christopher Guest, who did A Fish Called Wanda, This Is Spinal Tap — all of that.
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Related: This Dapper Robot Is an Art Critic In 'AMYGDALA,' Twitter Emotions Bathe Viewers in Sounds and Light Public Art Installation Uses Twitter Analysis To Create A Minneapolis Mood Ring
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads As early as the mid-1950s, the art critic John Berger complained about the ways in which art was shown, taught, and written about.
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Earlier this year, we lost at age 90 the great novelist and art critic John Berger who tried to bring attention to the problematic nature of Booker's history in Guyana.
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It was the first work in her oeuvre that established her use of the silhouette, a thing she told New York Magazine art critic Jerry Saltz "kind of saved" her.
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The program includes legendary graffiti artist Torrick Ablack, better known as Toxic, Italian art lawyer Andrea Pizzi, and Swedish art critic and author Jacob Kimvall, just to name a few.
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Mr. Mnuchin staged a 2004 exhibition of his work that Linda Yablonsky, a journalist and art critic who is writing a biography of Mr. Koons, said helped along his comeback.
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The art critic Gustave Geffroy, who Cézanne loved (when Geffroy wrote something nice about him), then loathed (for reasons we don't know), hunkers spiderlike over a scattering of open books.
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Robert Pincus-Witten, an art critic and historian who brought context and insight to the proliferation of styles and artists that began in the 1960s, died on Sunday in Manhattan.
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Yet "it leads on very well from all the work he's been doing on iPads and iPhones," said the art critic Martin Gayford, who has written books on Mr. Hockney.
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My professional life as an art critic and my personal life as a descendant of the people in this story fused in a way that was quite unexpected for me.
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As an art critic in the theater reviewer's seat, I found myself wondering why the art market continues to hold dramatic appeal, and why so few people get it right.
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"She seemed like what she was at that time, a harassed housewife," the art critic Peter Schjeldahl recalled of his first meeting with Morton, in Philadelphia in the early 1970s.
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The macabre premise sees an art critic (Gyllenhaal) and an influential gallery owner (Rene Russo) descend on a collection of paintings from a dead artist who had wanted them destroyed.
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Twenty-one works, all considered likely forgeries, were confiscated by authorities last week after art critic and collector Carlo Pepi filed a formal complaint with the Carabinieri art fraud unit.
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In To Smithereens, Drexler's 1972 semi-autobiographical novel about her career wrestling as "Rosa the Mexican Spitfire," a frustrated art critic, Paul, struggles to define new art of the 1970s.
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"This is not an issue of gender inequality like Christopher Knight painted it," a former MOCA employee who wished to remain anonymous told Hyperallergic, referring to the LA Times art critic.
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I also had the pleasure of speaking with Catherine G. Wagley, a veteran Los Angeles art critic and reporter who has contributed nuanced op-eds and reported stories to the site.
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"It was not a critical success," notes Mr Rosenthal, words that he attributes to Marina Vaizey, an art critic, still etched in his memory: "The intentions were laudable; the results lamentable".
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The installation remains one of the seminal works of the late Soviet period, a work on which the Russian philosopher and art critic Boris Groys has written an entire book on.
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Rather than having an art critic pontificate about his work, you get more insight about Robert's character and personality when you know he held the local nonstop pogo stick record. Why?
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Art critic Jerry Saltz made waves on Tuesday by arguing that the painting is a fake, citing X-rays showing extensive restoration and overpainting, as well as the painting's poor condition.
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Related: This Dapper Robot Is an Art Critic Robot Art Contest Seeks Machines That Can Paint Like the Masters e-David: A Painting Robot That Can Even Sign Its Own Name
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"Jojo's art is the style of street art without the thorny content and political questions that street art addresses," Carlo McCormick, a New York art critic, said in a phone interview.
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This makes it a little difficult to navigate the book except on a large table, and the captions and essay by art critic Lucy Lippard are presented in a separate pamphlet.
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BOOK REVIEW Because of an editing error, a review last Sunday about "Hot, Cold, Heavy, Light," by Peter Schjeldahl, misstated the year that the author became The New Yorker's art critic.
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Her partner in the effort, another member of the 220, was Pedro de Oraá, an artist, poet and art critic, born in 1931, who would write a short history of the group.
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At Bloomsbury, the orbit that encircled both sisters included E. M. Forster, economist John Maynard Keynes, and, of course, the art critic Clive Bell and the writer Leonard Woolf, their respective husbands.
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A mother, business owner and art critic, Fateman recently picked up the title of New Yorker columnist when the magazine invited her to write regularly for its "Goings On About Town" section.
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With that homegrown background, Mr. Osuna, 503, has emerged from an invisible role at the museum to become an unlikely art critic in an Instagram video series that has become a hit.
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At El Museo del Barrio in Manhattan, our art critic reviews two shows that attempt to bridge a rift in the museum's mission: honoring its neighborhood roots and reaching a global audience.
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It's unseemly to be so categorical, but the fact that Schjeldahl himself is an art critic — in its heyday for The Village Voice, since 1998 for The New Yorker — necessitates the vehemence.
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Irving Sandler, an art critic who drew on his extensive relationships with living artists to compile authoritative histories of Abstract Expressionism and the artistic movements that followed, died on Saturday in Manhattan.
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This week, a new Scottish museum, white supremacy and white artists, an art critic records a year of his professional life, fake images of Islamic science, the battle over Classics, and more.
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The display of about 68 sculptures by Picasso, including many never before shown in New York, received a rave review from Roberta Smith, the co-chief art critic for The New York Times.
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Art critic and writer Greg Allen launched a Kickstarter to recruit "a skilled artist in China" to paint Michael Kappe's photograph of Ivanka Trump addressing German chancellor Angela Merkel at the White House.
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That may be true, but it "excluded two post-war generations of highly productive East German art," as Eduard Beaucamp, a renowned West German art critic, complained in Sächsische Zeitung, a regional newspaper.
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HV: In the mid-1990s, Globe and Mail art critic John Bentley Mays wrote a fascinating article about how living with work by Toronto artist David Urban actually helped him with his depression.
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At the show's opposite end (literally and figuratively) is Félix Bracquemond's large and masterful print of the art critic Edmond de Goncourt, all mustaches and sinuous cigarette smoke, at home among his bibelots.
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The art critic Sebastian Smee sets out to explore "four friendships, betrayals and breakthroughs in modern art," the subtitle of "The Art of Rivalry," and to do so chooses fascinating if limited pairings.
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SR: I'm going to push back on that a little bit, because, given my own experience as an image maker and art critic, I've had occasion to look at a lot of images.
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Cumming, an art critic, anchors her story to references from art and literature, exploring the shaping of identity and what makes us "belong" to the people and places that call us their own.
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Big City On Monday afternoon, Jerry Saltz, the longtime art critic at New York Magazine, went to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, where he has gone nearly once a week for three decades.
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Chapter four deals with how Japanese intellectual Ryuzo Mikimoto sought to transform Japanese modernity by heavily promoting, through his own translation and commentary, the work of Victorian art critic and socialist John Ruskin.
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These paintings also caught the attention of a prominent French art critic, Félix Fénéon, who started to write about his work, and "that really started things going for Gauguin," Ms. van Dijk said.
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"Ways of Seeing," the British art critic John Berger's 1972 series on visual culture for the BBC, made the case that how we are directed to look at something determines what we see.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Imagine being a sophisticated New York art critic in 1931 during the Great Depression, pushing the case for the strange and wild new painting arriving from Paris.
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If the role of the art critic is to write critically about art, using all the tools at their disposal, it is also about understanding the environment within which images circulate and germinate.
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The thriller tells the story of a quirky, harsh art critic (Gyllenhaal, accompanied by a distractingly-sad mop of hair) who comes across a set of beautiful paintings that captivate the contemporary art world.
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Kim So-yeon, an art critic who helped set up "BlackTent" to protest against the blackballing, says the venue will continue to stage plays by shunned writers until Ms Park is removed from office.
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Such is the warning at the heart of La luz negra (which translates to The Black Light), the second novel by Argentine art critic-turned-fiction writer María Gaínza, published last year in Spanish.
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The French art critic Étienne-Joseph-Théophile Thoré rediscovered him, while traveling in exile, later publishing a three-part essay which included a catalogue raisonné of Vermeer's paintings (which contained some 40 erroneous attributions).
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" In fact, the only voice of dissent is that of Brian Sewell, the late English art critic, who sits in an ornate chair undermining the value of conceptual art and calling its viewers "silly.
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"A lot of gallery owners are asking why they should commit to space when rent is so high and people can find you easily online," says Carlo McCormick, a veteran art critic and curator.
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This series is loosely based on Chris Kraus' 1997 book of the same name, which tracked Kraus' dissolving relationship with literary critic Sylvère Lotringer and their mutual obsession with the art critic Dick Hebdige.
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This splendid book by the historian and art critic Simon Schama could hardly be better timed, since it might plausibly be argued that "the face of Britain" changed on or about June 23, 2016.
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The novelist, art critic, art historian, painter and poet John Berger, who turns 90 this year, is so much a Renaissance man that calling him one almost seems like damning him with faint praise.
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As traditional museums find themselves in the hot seat after the decades-long surge of identity politics, our art critic took the opportunity to offer museums a five-point plan to save their souls.
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"It is important that these were not mere checkbook transactions, in which paintings moved directly from the dealer's gallery or auction room to the Met," John Russell, The Times art critic, wrote in 1986.
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Claes Bang, who starred in the 2017 art-world satire "The Square," returns to that milieu as James Figueras, an art critic who's trying to make a living on the lecture circuit in Milan.
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Painter Margaret Mellis pitched up with her husband Adrian Stokes, a nigh on perfect art critic of an Englishman who also dabbled in psychotherapy within the elegantly straitening confines of a Harris Tweed jacket.
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Roberta Smith, co-chief art critic of The New York Times, sat down with the artist to discuss the new publication, museum architecture and another Sugimoto book that has yet to appear in English.
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Unto This Last: Two Hundred Years of John Ruskin (Yale, 65 USD, 40 GBP) The year began with the re-emergence of a great art critic from the sepia-impregnated shadows of Victorian England.
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In 2014, he was included in the Whitney Biennial and his beanbag-size ceramic basins, which resemble deformed ashtrays, were declared best in show by Jerry Saltz, the art critic for New York magazine.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads CHICAGO — The major part of what I aim do as an art critic is corral attention, asking readers to focus on that which I think deserves greater scrutiny.
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When a well-known art critic tells you that he once drove a truck and is now a writer for a nationally distributed magazine, he is reinforcing the myth that everybody can make it.
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When you walk into your studio and your dog is just staring at your work and then she looks at you like you are the one who's interrupting... My dog, Ella Fitzgerald, annoyed art critic.
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George W. Bush will be accompanied by a fully-illustrated catalog with an introduction by New York Magazine Senior Art Critic Jerry Saltz with additional essays by artist Greg Allen and the writer Jonathan Alter.
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Vargas' conceptual museum is a challenge to actual institutions to move "toward a museum of the 21st century," as art critic Holland Cotter describes the need for warehouses of culture to provide curators the opportunities.
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Our art critic Jason Farago argues that Leonardo da Vinci's painting is a security hazard (30,000 people pass through its Louvre gallery each day), an educational obstacle and not even a satisfying bucket-list item.
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Mr. Berger, now 89, is a painter, art critic, novelist (his "G" won the Booker Prize), screenwriter, playwright and poet who escaped to the country decades ago, living in Quincy, an Alpine village in France.
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" When it came out, the New York Times art critic Roberta Smith described it as "a fascinating if lumpish bit of Shermaniana," while Ms. Smith's movie-critic colleague Stephen Holden panned it as "sadly inept.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads "Such a weakness you have for beautiful things," an old friend of art critic Julius Kohler-Schultz tells him, upon meeting his wife, three decades younger than the critic.
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Mr. Schjeldahl, a poet and art critic, would go on to write for The Village Voice and for The New Yorker, where he has remained for two decades; Ms. Alderson was an actress and comic.
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"In Cardo's work, nothing is naïve," Mercedes Perez Bergliaffa, an art critic for Clarín, wrote in 2009 when an exhibition of Mr. Cardo's work was shown at Teatro Argentino de La Plata in Buenos Aires.
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An art critic and The Times's former Shanghai bureau chief discuss exactly that as they share thoughts on "Asia One," a video installation by the Guangzhou-born artist Cao Fei, on view in New York.
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Mr. Genocchio, who has a doctorate in art history, started his career as an art critic for The Australian, moving to New York in 2001, where he wrote about art for The New York Times.
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"To remove this work art from view is not an interesting critique but a crass gesture that will end up on the wrong side of history," the art critic Jonathan Jones wrote in The Guardian.
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Adam Szymczyk, 46, a Polish art critic and Documenta's director, has taken the bold step of holding the event in the beleaguered city of Athens, as well as its traditional venue of Kassel in Germany.
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In How to Do Nothing: Resisting the Attention Economy, art critic Jenny Odell encourages us to radically reconsider our attitudes toward work and demonstrates how capitalism intentionally alienates us from each other and perpetuates overworking.
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A bona fide art critic was brought in to judge the art and, staying true to style, he was more impressed by the emotion embodied in Judah's work than the cold unfeeling photorealism of SeuratBot's attempt.
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" Yes, art critic Jerry Saltz got so upset that he changed his infamous Bill Clinton Facebook profile picture, posting: "Till Tuesday I lived with the positivist idea that things progress, get better, twisted flaws and all.
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The museum made its decision to end the show last Friday, as The Telegraph first reported, after magistrates received independent confirmation of concerns brought to the government's attention by Tuscan art critic and collector Carlo Pepi.
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Because I am a seasoned art critic, it's easy for me to note that the liberal use of warm colors (you know, colors that you see in fires) is what makes the video feel so warm.
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After the first show to examine the artistic response to the HIV/AIDS crisis opened at a major, mainstream US institution, the New York Times art critic Holland Cotter let out a giant sigh of relief.
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Research was greatly bolstered in 2012, when the Historical Society was given several boxes of the index cards that the couple kept on their purchases by their granddaughter, Cynthia Nadelman, an art critic, poet and editor.
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"Spanning continents and millennia, ranging from man's earliest cave paintings to the works of Picasso and beyond, this is a hugely ambitious book," the art critic Andrew Graham Dixon wrote in the British newspaper The Independent.
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He sketches a naughty Catalan friend with a drunken prostitute, and paints a Toulouse Lautrec-style canvas of the art critic Gustave Coquiot, with a gaggle of racy dancers reflected in the mirror behind his head.
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In 1975 she married John Russell, the art critic of The New York Times, whom she had known since 1956 when, as a writer for The Sunday Times of London, he began contributing articles to L'Oeil.
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The American art critic Hilton Kramer once described Basquiat as "a talentless hustler, street-smart but otherwise invincibly ignorant, who used his youth, his looks, his skin color and his abundant sex appeal" to win fame.
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These books explore the culture, art and grandeur of ancient Rome, but also bring visitors to the present, including a guided tour by a former art critic and a deep exploration of one fictional Italian family.
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Writing in Texas Monthly after Mr. Wade's death, the author W.K. Stratton, recalling an observation by an art critic, Dave Hickey, noted that Mr. Wade's wildly-imagined public installations were reminiscent of extravagant homecoming parade floats.
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William Powhida, one of our most trenchant and acerbic political artists, used to work regularly as an art critic — and basically still does, in a continuing series of brilliant text drawings produced over the past decade.
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The independent architecture critic Joseph Giovannini and The Los Angeles Times art critic Christopher Knight both described problems with the Zumthor design — a sweeping, one-level structure perched on pavilions that will replace four ailing structures.
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Proceso Pentágono was formed after the Peruvian art critic Juan Acha convened a group of about 221 young artists in a tiny town outside of Mexico City, for an event called, grandiosely, the Symposium of Zacualpan.
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To Laura Cumming, art critic of the Observer, a British Sunday paper, Diego Velázquez, whose precocious talent propelled him to the position of sole portrait painter to Philip IV of Spain at just 24, is something more.
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But Daniel Soutif, a philosopher and art critic who served as the show's curator, also organized jazz concerts in the museum and took the exhibition outside its walls, sending visitors to the many jazz clubs in Paris.
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What is sometimes forgotten is the fact that Donald Judd began his professional career as a writer, indeed as an art critic, at a time when the downtown NYC art scene regarded the writing artist as suspect.
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The exhibition also gives new prominence to Artek, a company the Aaltos created in 1935 with Maire Gullichsen (1907-90), an arts patron and philanthropist, and Nils-Gustav Hahl (1904-1941), an art critic and art historian.
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Catherine Opie, an artist who is on the board of the museum, publicly weighed in, telling Christopher Knight, the art critic for the Los Angeles Times, that Ms. Molesworth had been dismissed by MOCA's director, Philippe Vergne.
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After graduation, Mr. Murray received a scholarship to attend the University of Sydney, where his contemporaries included future Australian cultural luminaries like the writer Clive James, the feminist author Germaine Greer and the art critic Robert Hughes.
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A chateau in Uzès in the south of France that once belonged to the British art critic Douglas Cooper — and which Picasso tried to buy from him, to no avail — is on the market for $9.9 million.
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"This was major, major surgery — not routine — in a very sick person," Dr. Ryan told the art critic Blake Gopnik, the author of a forthcoming biography of Warhol, for a 2017 Times article about the Ryan investigation.
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" As for the work in the new book, no less than The New Yorker's art critic, Peter Schjeldahl, can barely hide his surprise when describing the quality as astonishingly high, the portraits "honestly observed and persuasively alive.
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His son Eric is this film's director of photography and co-producer; other family members are present in archival footage, such as Saarinen's second wife, the onetime New York Times art critic Aline Saarinen, who is interviewed.
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They are in the MoMA show, but are often better served in Zwirner's "The Young and Evil," a meticulously researched exhibition organized by the art critic and editor Jarrett Earnest working with Robert Goff of the gallery.
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Yanelys Núñez Leyva, a curator and art critic, tells Hyperallergic that she and her colleagues formulated a legal demand against the decree with the help of Laritza Diverset, a lawyer and founder of human rights organization Cubalex.
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Today, the art critic seems much less inclined to opine from an elusive ivory tower and is more willing to get down-and-dirty by curating shows that place artists within the context of something much larger.
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A glass sculpture by artist Gabriel Rico on view at Zona Maco art fair this weekend shattered to pieces when Mexican art critic Avelina Lésper tried to place a soda can on one of its protruding stone elements.
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"Allison [Freedman Weisberg], Recess's director, and Shaun have been in communication for quite a while given the nature of his work," explains Jessica Lynne, and the Recess Art's development and communications manager and the art critic behind Arts.Black.
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Ms. Pepper, who had lived and worked principally in Italy since the 1950s, "today is one of the most serious and disciplined American artists of her generation," the art critic Robert Hughes wrote in Time magazine in 1975.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Actor Jake Gyllenhaal plays a snooty art critic in Netflix Inc movie "Velvet Buzzsaw," a satirical thriller that turns bloody when he and others try to profit from the work of a recently deceased artist.
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The artist has become an "important point of reference for younger generations of artists who are revisiting the art of the 60s and 70s," said Ludovico Pratesi, an art critic and the curator of the show in Pesaro.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Born in 1923 in Pennsylvania to Lebanese parents, Helen Khal would go on to become an important presence in the modern art world of Lebanon as a prominent art critic and artist.
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Merz is the least-known and, perhaps not incidentally, the only female member of Arte Povera, a movement shepherded into existence, in 1967, by the art critic Germano Celant, as Italy's ambitious riposte to American Pop and minimalism.
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In 1966, after a few months of writing mostly one-sentence reviews for The Art News , I was hired as the art critic of the Village Voice , for the first of three stints with the often marvellous weekly.
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"The Art of Rivalry" by Sebastian Smee—a Pulitzer-prizewinning art critic for the Boston Globe—is one of those rare books that manages to show, convincingly, the exalted stuff of genius emerging from the low chaos of life.
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It is also the home town of 5-Star's leader Luigi Di Maio, who faces a tough challenge there from centre-right rival Vittorio Sgarbi, a celebrity art critic known for his foul-mouthed tirades on television talk shows.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Art critic Barry Schwabsky's new book, Landscape Painting Now: From Pop Abstraction to New Romanticism (DAP), delivers a global and multi-generational perspective on what may be the most malleable of painting genres.
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Yves Bonnefoy, who was generally regarded as France's pre-eminent poet of the postwar era, as well as its leading translator of Shakespeare and a wide-ranging art critic in the spirit of Baudelaire, died on Friday in Paris.
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" Art Holland Cotter, The Times's co-chief art critic, wrote: "The show I've looked forward to the most in New York this fall is 'Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power,' and it doesn't disappoint.
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"Landscapes mark children," wrote Robert Hughes, the Australian art critic whose book of collected essays, The Spectacle of Skill, is prefaced with this frank admission: I am completely an elitist, in the cultural but emphatically not the social sense.
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The letter's signers, who include the well-known artist and art historian Deborah Willis and the art critic and theoretician Hal Foster, argue that the monuments and markers honor figures who represent a variety of racist views and practices.
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Milton Gendel, an art critic who left Manhattan nearly 21961 years ago for Rome, where he became an advocate for postwar Italian artists and a photographer of subjects as diverse as Sicilian peasants and British royalty, died on Oct.
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This facsimile edition of Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux's original vision recounted in 1869 by the art critic Clarence C. Cook explores how a provident man-made public works project was transformed into an enduring work of nature.
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Rejecting an offer from the Museum of Modern Art, she was hired by the art department of Vogue magazine, where she befriended Frank Crowninshield, the editor and art critic, became Ms. Frissell's assistant and developed her affection for photography.
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In the panel "Sight Lines on a Visionary," Dr. Frank Boyer, Hanna Sawka, and art critic Peter Frank will discuss Jan Sawka's life and achievements as well as his connection to California, yielding a composite portrait of the artist.
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For some, the appeal of the latter will likely be enough, with Jake Gyllenhaal leading a top-notch cast, sinking his teeth into a juicy role as an acerbic art critic with the power to make or break talent.
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On November 17, NYU professor Andrew Ross and art critic and historian Yates McKee, hand delivered a letter to Artis offices on Broadway (the text of the letter is posted at the bottom of this post in its entirety).
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A view of the galleries containing Rodin's studies for "The Burghers of Calais" (23-95) I took the train from Berlin's Hauptbahnhof to Potsdam in little under thirty minutes, sipping cheap red wine in proper art critic form along the way.
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In a hotel room overlooking the cemetery of La Recoleta in Buenos Aires, gazing at the tombs of Eva Perón, Adolfo Bioy Casares, and Mariette Lydis, a middle-aged art critic traces her first steps into the world of art criminality.
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It's also true that Barnes, the novelist, is not assuming the position of an art critic (Berger, who is considered one, despises the term); Barnes's essays are the result of personal, casual discoveries he made within the walls of great museums.
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Kinkade's page has the predictable connections to the stars of "Kitsch" and "Norman Rockwell," but it also connects to the star of Marcel Duchamp, because of the time an art critic suggested Kinkade should present his work as Duchampian conceptual art.
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Writes art critic Griselda Pollock: When we are trained by canonical art history, we sit through many a class showing images of the sexual abuse of women: the Rape of Lucretia, the Rape of Europa, the Rape of the Sabine Women.
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Now, Etel Adnan, a new book by art critic Kaelen Wilson-Goldie for Lund Humphries's Contemporary Painters series, reveals the artist as a shaman and activist, tirelessly absorbing ideas and historical milestones to create a powerfully intimate, quasi-mystical, personal poetic.
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Johnson, an art critic for The Times, also indirectly provided the inspiration for the exhibition: Upon being invited by the Academy to create and lead a studio class, he alit on humor as a rich subject to explore — particularly right now.
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But for Vernon Lee (born Violet Paget), a writer and art critic living and working around the turn of the 20th century, this kind of thinking was very much present, even as it was just starting to show some early cracks.
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In the Paris of the 552s he had a rising career as a supporter of Georges Braque and the French painting tradition coming out of Fauvism and Cubism, which he ardently endorsed as an art critic from 21920 to 220.
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Here it might be useful to recall how the great French poet and art critic, Charles Baudelaire, who originated the term, described the flâneur: The crowd is his element, as the air is that of birds and water of fishes.
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Poet/ art critic/ curator John Yau has written The United States of Jasper Johns (1997) and A Thing Among Things: The Art of Jasper Johns (2008), among many other publications, and helps us wrestle with the complexity of Johns' singular contributions.
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Argentina harbored Adolf Eichmann, the criminal who ran the most outrageous genocide in history, and The New York Times publishes an article in which an art critic questions the morality and legality of Israel's capturing him and bringing him to trial?
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Go: Terra-cotta and wood sculptures form the "visual and emotional heart" of an exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York about the history and cultural heritage of kingdoms on the Sahara's rim, our art critic writes.
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Carrying the influences of graffiti with him, he went on to receive his BA from Otis College of Art & Design, Los Angeles, and his MFA from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, where he was mentored by art critic Dave Hickey.
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In PERFECT WAVE: More Essays on Art and Democracy (University of Chicago, $25), an idiosyncratic blend of memoir and pop-culture reflection, the art critic Dave Hickey tells the tale of his youthful infatuation with surfing in the early 1950s.
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And this year there's a newcomer to the scene: Fridman Gallery's New Ear Festival, which will focus on sound and performance; the lineup is stellar, and the whole thing will be MCed by Hyperallergic's beloved art critic in drag, Mona Chromatic.
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The latest chapter came last week with an image tweeted — and soon deleted, and apologized for — by New York magazine's Pulitzer Prize–winning art critic Jerry Saltz, showing Sean Hannity, tongue out, facing the presidential crotch and preparing to give Trump a blowjob.
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There's a very famous, very long-standing rumor that John Ruskin, England's leading art critic of the time, left his five-year marriage unconsummated as he fainted on his wedding night in 1848, allegedly at the sight of his new wife's pubic hair.
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Tim Greathouse (21968-21989), photographer to 21989s East Village art stars, has a pantheon of portraits, including one of the art critic Nicolas Moufarrege, who died in his mid-20163s, in 22016, and is represented by two of his own exquisitely embroidered paintings.
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The valley was the inspiration for the Hudson River School (originally a disparaging term often attributed to a New York Tribune art critic), which immortalized the "landscape that made America," as Congress called it when the valley was declared a National Heritage Area.
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The Russian art critic Boris Groys devoted a whole series of texts to the subject, and Nikolai Fyodorov was among one of the earliest Russian Cosmists, a futurist Christian philosopher who theorized about the perfectibility of the human race through rather unusual means.
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" • "See You Again in Pyongyang," a nonfiction book by an American novelist and art critic, looks at what it is like to live in Kim Jong-un's North Korea, where the "undercurrent of paranoia is woven into the fabric of daily life.
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The Food Issue By Jessica B. Harris In 18883, Pablo Picasso and his close friend Guillaume Apollinaire, a poet and an art critic, decided to host a lavish dinner party for Henri Rousseau, who was, at the time, a widely denigrated painter.
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When Thon became legally blind in 1991, he had painted so many boats, birds and trees he could continue to do it all "by touch and by instinct," said Carl Little, an art critic and author who watched him paint in 1997.
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" Mark Hudson, art critic for The Daily Telegraph, said that, unlike its predecessors, this year's show had "less emphasis on glitzy star-making, less intellectual navel-gazing and more of the themes and ideas that the non-art specialist might actually care about.
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This time she enlisted an artist, Claire Fontaine (actually a couple who work under the assumed name), to create the signs and the floor, as a sort of installation based on the manifesto of the Italian art critic Carla Lonzi's Rivolta Femminile collective.
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One of the reasons, clearly, for this easy success has been Gopnik's uncanny ability to have gained the interest and affection of such glamorous and influential mentors as the photographer Richard Avedon, the art critic Robert Hughes, the book editor Joe Fox.
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For a decade he was an art critic for The New Statesman, where he made a name for himself by antagonizing nearly everyone in the art world in prose that was beautifully spare and precise but heavily moralizing and also frequently humorless.
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"Iron Bamboo" is a cunning humming work that seems to be very much in the spirit of Marcel Duchamp's sly sound sculpture "À Bruit Secret" (With Hidden Noise) (1916) that he accomplished with art critic and collector Walter Arensberg and playwright Sophie Treadwell.
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In a lecture titled "Andy Warhol's Wig," art critic Christopher Knight examined Warhol's career trajectory and personal hairstyles to argue that Warhol was not concerned with critiquing US society and pop culture, but critiquing a more hermetic art society and art culture.
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As a painter who left Concord, Massachusetts to study art in three European cities, exhibit twice in the Paris Salon, and hobnob with the likes of Impressionist Mary Cassatt and art critic John Ruskin, May was certainly qualified to write such a primer.
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In 1991, I was 35 years old and coming off of a successful show at PPOW Gallery when on the next to last day of the exhibition art critic Roberta Smith wrote a negative review of the work in The New York Times.
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Some artists, like Fan Lijun turned towards Cynical Realism and others toward Political Pop, terms invented by art critic and curator Li Xianting in 1991 to explain the droll, existential, or gaudy styles that were appearing, alternating between expressing angst and sly mockery.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In 1952, years before she won the Pulitzer Prize for Criticism, art critic Emily Genauer received a pair of rubber underpants in the mail — the kind of underpants babies wore before the advent of disposable diapers.
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" In coordination with art critic and writer Basak Senova, Akbank Sanat's International Curator Competition was established in 2011 as a juried award "intended to provide support for emerging curators, reinforce interest in curatorial practices, and encourage new projects in the field of contemporary art.
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It's in the context of an obscene amount of Brooklyn hype that photographer and South Brooklyn native Larry Racioppo just released his book Brooklyn Before: Photographs, 23–2000, which includes essays by fabled Village Voice writer Tom Robbins and art critic Julia Van Haaften.
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Núñez Leyva, a curator and art critic, told Hyperallergic in an email interview that she and the aforementioned artists have started formulating a legal demand against the decree, processed with the help of Laritza Diverset, a lawyer and founder of human rights organization Cubalex.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Regarding the Fast Forward: Painting From the 1980s show at the Whitney Museum, New York Times art critic Roberta Smith writes: The Whitney show is quite satisfying — even revelatory — since many works have not been on view in years.
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We wanted to put that famous criticism of modern art—that a child could do a better job—to the test, so we asked some children to copy some famous artworks, then got our friend and art critic, Sarah Thacker, to review their versions.
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To celebrate his celebration of poetry, the gallery will host a reading with Anselm Berrigan, the son of powerhouse poets Alice Notley and Ted Berrigan, and a poet in his own right; and John Yau, poet, art critic, and co-editor of Hyperallergic Weekend.
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