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INTERVIEW, WITNESS: No. 7
THE EYE
INTERVIEW, WITNESS: RON COOPER
FOUNDATION
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ARROGANCE
DOUG CHRISMAS FOOLED ME ONCE
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Non-Fiction by Dimitri Vorvoulakos
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PROPRIETARY
KARMA KABUKI
Non-Fiction by James Hayward
THE ACE IS WILD
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October 9, 2003
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New Yorker: David Hockney’s Fruitful Isolation
Filmmaker Ken Burns’ Urgent Warning: Why He’s Scared For America’s Future
Fifty-Year Artist Friendship Takes Center Stage in Pasadena Exhibition; Artists, Barbara T. Smith, Marcia Hafif, and Nancy Buchanan
Womanhouse—The Original Matrix For Feminist Art—Turns 50
Ed Templeton “The Spring Cycle” at Roberts Projects
Art Outgrows the Art Fair: Chris Burden's Small Skyscrapers
Reason Magazine: Free the Art! Sell the Art! Countless works of art are locked in museum basements. Why not put them back on the open market?
Olafur Eliasson: Your Light Spectrum and Presence at Tanya Bonakdar Gallery, Los Angeles
Francis Bacon’s ‘Screaming Pope’ Embodied Postwar Anguish—Here Are 3 Surprising Facts About the Influential Painting
His Pictures Rather Put Me Off Meat’: Animal Experts on Francis Bacon; New exhibition at London’s Royal Academy highlights Francis Bacon’s paintings of animals. We showed them to some specialists in their subject matter
Mickalene Thomas’s Journey From Paralegal to Renowned Artist
Yau: Yui Yaegashi’s paintings are unlike any others I see in L.A., at Parrasch Heijnen
The Lyrical Art of Bettie Miner
Art Should Be a Habit, Not a Luxury: Just like exercise and sleep, engaging with the arts is a necessity for a full and happy life
'Art lets us dance in the face of doom': Kehinde Wiley on studying in Soviet forests, Robert Motherwell and human extinction.
New Criterion: The West that wasn’t; On a world without Western civilization
Art School Looked Like a Lot of Fun In the ’90s; Homage to a predigital era has popped up, as a crowdsourced art project that lives, paradoxically, on Instagram.
Charles Ray Is Pushing Sculpture to Its Limit; With four surveys, the challenging Los Angeles artist has redefined his art form in a flat-screen world
Charles Ray: Figure Ground; All Objects on View
Shana Nys Dambrot: No Place Like Home: Kim Schoenstadt Channels Architect Eileen Gray
GO, VAN GOGH!
London's Van Gogh self-portraits show is coming—here are my six favourite paintings
How did the only painting sold by Van Gogh in his lifetime end up in Russia?
ILLUSTRATION
Agatha Christie Book Cover Art
Standing Above the Real: Surrealist Graphics, 1924-1965
STREETWISE
Manyak’s Transformative Perspective in Paris
Brooklyn Street Art Images of The Week
Shepard Fairey Considers “Strategies for a Revolution” in Rome
20 Minutes With: Street Artist Shepard Fairey
Ramz Graffiti Illustration and Style in Slovenia
Luz Interruptus: ‘Life Lingers On Blank Pages” in Madrid
Icy And Sot Stay True in “Familiar / Stranger” at Danysz in Paris
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Baz Luhrmann Says His Elvis Is ‘Punk,’ ‘Strange,’ and Free of Nostalgia
Baz Luhrmann and Austin Butler Reveal How They Resurrected the King
Baz Luhrmann’s "Elvis" Official Trailer
Adrian Lyne’s ‘Deep Water’ Actually Exists; On Hulu; The Troubled Backstory
'Deep Water' The Teaser Trailer; Ana de Armas, Ben Affleck; Adrian Lyne directs
'Deep Water' The Patricia Highsmith Novel: The Plot of the Erotic Psychological Thriller
Director Andrea Riseborough Made 7 Films in 2 Years, from Thrillers to ‘Matilda,’ but There’s One Genre She Won’t Dok
'Our Flag Means Death' Official Trailer; Taika Waititi stars; Pirate comedy
Fascinating ‘The Batman’ Guide: 14 Details to Know About Robert Pattinson’s Debut as the Caped Crusader; Matt Reeves directs Robert Pattinson as Batman, with Zoë Kravitz
A Detective Story: To Understand Matt Reeves and 'The Batman', Look to the 1970s
The Batman Director Matt Reeves Talks Gotham, Penguin Spinoffs & More
Downton Abbey: A New Era, Official Trailer
Memoria: An Existential Wake-Up Call from Film’s Possible Future
Perfect Casting! David Lynch Will Play John Ford in Steven Spielberg’s Autobiographical ‘The Fablemans’
Director Alex Garland's new film "Men"; Trailer
Jane Campion: the uncompromising New Zealander kicking down doors in Hollywood
New Yorker: What Made Buster Keaton’s Comedy So Modern?
Apichatpong Weerasethakul on Why Cinema Should Be Communal
So Mayer on the Re-Release of 'Europa' (1931); On Stefan and Franciszka Themerson’s celebrated experimental anti-fascist film poem, Europa
The Godfather’s Startling Backstory Revealed in 'The Offer'; First look at Miles Teller, Juno Temple, Dan Fogler, and Matthew Goode in a drama about Hollywood’s clash with the real-life mafia
STAGE STRUCK
Warhol and Basquiat Meet Again, This Time Onstage, in 'The Collaboration'
New Yorker: The New “Music Man” Confuses America with Americana
Review: Off Broadway Another “Hamilton” May Be Brewing with “Black No More” Starring Lillias White and Brandon Victor Dixon
A Ruthlessly Honed King of Pop, in “MJ”; Doesn’t quite add anything to our understanding of the real Jackson
The Black List, Founded in Hollywood, Expands Into Theater; The project seeks to connect undiscovered writers with industry gatekeepers
BOOKS AND WORDS
Cruising with Agatha Christie on the Last Steamship of the Nile
Where to start with: Agatha Christie
Ausgang: Street Art & Soccer: "The Chosen Few: Aesthetics and Ideology in Football Fan Graffiti and Street Art"
Edith Schloss and Her Feminine Take on New York’s Macho Art Scene; Published memoir, 'The Loft Generation: From the de Koonings to Twombly: Portraits and Sketches 1942-2011'
The Most Honest Book About Homosexuals: Patricia Highsmith’s Diaries and Notebooks; By 1945, she had slept with six of her eight closest friends
Fitzgerald’s First Love: Literary Muse or Victim of Plagiarism?
‘Podcast Movies’? Feature-Length Fiction Stretches the Medium; Backed by Hollywood, Featuring stars like Kate Mara, Adam Scott and Kiernan Shipka
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“At the 1889 Paris Exhibition, and in the shadow of the Eiffel Tower,the centenary of the French Revolution, and consequently of the French Empire, was commemorated. This was the first exhibition to include a true colonial section for the history of France and the one that would mark the beginning of a model for colonial representations that would last during the final quarter of the 19th century and for the whole of the 20th century. In fact, the area in Paris reserved for showing the colonies was located in the Champs de Mars and was a tableau vivant divided into four zones – Arabia,Oceania, Africa and Asia. In the 1900 Exhibition,this would grow into a much vaunted “tour dumonde” but without the visitor ever leaving Paris.” —Maria João Castro
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Japan’s Monkey Queen Faces Challenge to Her Reign: Mating Season
Mystery Lifeforms Have Been Found in The Hostile Darkness Beneath Antarctica
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FRIEZE y FELIX
‘Discreet’ Leonardo DiCaprio and Kendall Jenner hit Frieze LA preview day
What Frieze Los Angeles Attendees Wore to the VIP Opening
Street Style at the 2022 Felix LA Art Fair
Stromberg: 8 Best Booths at Felix LA 2022: Surreal Visions, Art-Historical Deep Dives, and More
16 Standout Gallery Exhibitions to See in L.A. During Frieze Week, From Phyllida Barlow’s Los Angeles Debut to a Group Show on Manet
Collectors Joan Agajanian Quinn and Edythe Broad Deal Down
Stromberg: Frieze L.A.’s Focus Section Spotlights Local Talent
Cascone: Here Is Your Go-To Guide to All the Art Fairs Taking Place In and Around Los Angeles During Frieze Week
The Spring/Break Art Show Fills Up an LA Warehouse With Eccentric Visions; Including artwork by Jerry Gogosian!
In Pictures: Our Pick of Frieze Los Angeles
Here’s a Quick Roundup of the Celebrities Spotted at Frieze L.A.’s VIP Opening
The 10 Best Booths at Frieze Los Angeles 2022, From Stunning Stone Piles to Menacing Thank You’s
Artist Liz Larner Has Spent 30 Years Making Sly Sculptures We Still Don’t Have Words For. But After Speaking to Her, We Found a Few
A Fascinating Collection of Artists and Work, 'Autour De L'insolite' at Modernism, San Francisco
Mariane Ibrahim to Represent Ferrari Sheppard, Los Angeles Artist on the Rise
Peter Frank: David S. Rubin at California State University Northridge
Hard-Edge Carmen Herrera, Whose Late-Career Triumphs as an Abstract Painter Redefined the Age of Art Stardom, Has Died at 106
Wondercabinet: Lawrence Weschler’s Fortnightly Compendium of the Miscellaneous Diverse
Review: Byron Kim Achieves Equilibrium; Perhaps these paintings are what it feels like for the artist to be in a state of not being harried, anxious or in deep existentialist dread
Charles Ray: Radical Conservative; Familiarity breeds surprises at the Met’s survey of the American sculptor, whose work suggests that the past is never dead — in a good way
A brush with... Charles Ray; In-depth interview on the artist's cultural experiences and influences, from Anthony Caro to Huckleberry Finn
Jennifer Packer Shows Us the Responsibility of Seeing at the Whitney
Escape reality: images at the edge; Interesting Online Collection of Photos and Art
After Almost Two Years, L.A.’s Underground Museum Reopens With New Leadership and an Emotional Tribute to Its Late Founder; Survey of work by painter Noah Davis
The Big Drip: Squaring the Circle with Tim Hawkinson
Writer Dennis Cooper and Artist Ryan Trecartin: Artists on Writers
New Yorker Cartoons of the Week! See them all!
Bel Ami and Frieze LA present a Long Look at the Work of Ben Sakoguchi
See Sterling Ruby FUTURE PRESENT at Gagosian, Rome
Here Are the 63 Artists and Collectives Participating in the Closely Watched 2022 Edition of the Whitney Biennial
Houston Artist Rick Lowe Included in the 2022 Whitney Biennial
MANUFACTURING ART
Revolutionary material stronger than steel yet as light as plastic developed by MIT scientists
OUR DIGITAL WORLD
What Can a Family of Simulated Orks in an Art Gallery Teach Us About Life in Mark Zuckerberg’s Metaverse? A Lot, Actually
Dive Into the Confusing and Manipulative World of Deepfakes Through This Chilling Show at the Museum of the Moving Image
What is the metaverse and why does it matter to the art world? Experts weigh in and predict its future impact; A dream or a marketing campaign?
'We’re All Speculating': Inside the Wildly Hyped Metaverse Real Estate Rush
CULTURE
Our Age of Incivility Must End; Narcissistic Radicals Turn Politics Into A Vacuum
Why Everything Online Is Suddenly Cringe; Countless new ways to be humiliated
Fear is contagious — and people actually feel it more in a crowd
Our Language Has Gotten More Emotional. Why?
Sweden's 'gentle art' of house cleaning before death
BRAVING OPPRESSION
‘You’re in an Authoritarian State. You Just Don’t Know It.’ Artist Ai Weiwei Warns of Chinese and American Authoritarianism
Ai Weiwei sparks outcry by posting ‘vaccine-sceptic’ video on Instagram; Chinese artist and activist says society does not have the right to make the Covid-19 vaccine compulsory
Past it at 40? Artists fight ‘culture of ageism’ in the art world
The Radical Woman Behind “Goodnight Moon” and "The Runaway Bunny"; Margaret Wise Brown constantly pushed boundaries—in her life and in her art
FICTIVE ART: CONVERSATIONS WITH THE ARTISTS
Part One: Author Antoinette LaFarge Talks Fictive Art with Artist Beauvais Lyons
Part Two: Author Antoinette LaFarge Talks Fictive Art with Artist Beauvais Lyons
GOOD GIGS and ARTIST'S OPPORTUNITIES
At long Last! Artist Jeff Koons Brings His Neo-Pop Aesthetic to BMW’s 8 Series; The 8 X JEFF KOONS, a special edition of the BMW M850i xDrive Gran Coupé, launches this week on the occasion of Frieze Los Angeles
Car and Driver: 2023 BMW M850i Gran Coupe Gets Colorful Jeff Koons Edition; Limited to 99 copies worldwide, the 8 x Jeff Koons looks like a rolling comic book and costs $350,995
Solange Knowles’s Creative Agency Saint Heron Launches Ceramics Residency
Hublot Classic Fusion Chronograph Shepard Fairey
Creative Capital: Artist Opportunities with Upcoming Deadlines in February and March 2022
Hyperallergic: Opportunities in February 2022
Burnaway: Call for Artists: February 2022
PHOTOGRAPHY
Hands of Harlem: Roy DeCarava’s Search For Beauty – In Pictures
Roy DeCarava’s sublime photographs of Harlem life go on show at David Zwirner in London
‘Charged With Mystery’: LensCulture’s Most Artistic Images – In Pictures
Nude: female photographers explore nudity and the feminine gaze
In ‘Architecture in Music,’ Striking Photos Reveal the Hidden Structures of Instruments
Miles Aldridge 'High-Gloss' at Fahey-Klein
Vivid Screams: Miles Aldridge’s Psychedelic Dreamworld – In Pictures
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Julia: HBO Max Previews Series Take on Iconic Chef Julia Child's Life
'A Taste of Hunger' Trailer
6 Spirits and Wines with Standout Bottle Designs; See Kusama's Bottle!
Alison Roman: Caramelized Shallot Pasta
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Gucci Vault: 10 Signature Styles & Motifs
Designer Joseph Urban: A Teenager’s Dreamy Art Deco Bedroom From 1929
Auction: Designer Jewels XOXO
Errol Le Cain’s Fantasy Illustrations
Furniture Design and the Library
Mira Nakashima is Looking at the Future of Her Family’s Furniture Studio
DISCOVERY
Have archaeologists finally discovered the long-lost temple of Hercules?
Well-Preserved Embryo Found Inside Fossilized Dinosaur Egg
Astronomy’s Most Dazzling Era Is About to Begin
The Incas Believed They Controlled the Water. New Evidence Uncovered by Archaeologists Shows How They Wielded It in Ceremonies
What Lies Beneath: The 1708 sinking of the Spanish galleon San José now has nations again warring for gold and glory
SURF
Must See! Absolute Poetry: Mitch Parkinson Steals Joel Parkinson's Board After Drop In
A Look at Indonesia’s Incredible Run of Swell Through the Lens of Federico Vanno
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Nate Freeman: The Week Los Angeles Ate the Art World
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New York Galleries Sargent’s Daughters, Shrine to Open Joint Los Angeles Outpost
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To San Francisco for ‘Mrs. Robinson’ the ballet based on the film, "The Graduate"; telling the lady’s side of the story
A Thoroughly Fascinating History of the Savoy Ballroom: Where the Harlem Renaissance Got Its Swing, The Lindy Hop
Whitey's Lindy Hoppers; Hellzapoppin' (1941)
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Adrian Brody returns to his first love: Painting
“The Opposite of Literature:” Mary McCarthy’s Feb. ’63 Review of Naked Lunch
The imposing presence of William S. Burroughs on pop culture
Getty Adds James Van Der Zee, Joan E. Biren, George Rodriguez
Group Show 'Chromophilia' at Hauser & Wirth, Zurich, Limmatstrasse
Review: 'Allison Katz: Artery' at Camden Arts Centre, London
The Art World’s Amazing Spider Man; Tomás Saraceno’s creations, including those on view at a new exhibition at the Shed, lie at the intersection of sculpture, ecology and futuristic experimentation
In Pictures: See Work From the Late Art Star Matthew Wong’s First Museum Show, Dedicated to His Mesmerizing Blue Paintings; at the Art Gallery of Ontario
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The Joyful Return of Beverly Glenn-Copeland a Trans Icon and Electronic Music Pioneer
Chopin’s Nocturnes Are Arias for the Piano
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Swedish Film Festival Puts Audiences Under Hypnosis; To Experiment With The Film Experience, To Challenge Our Ideas About How To Watch A Film; Heightened Awareness
An Immersive Experience: Ólafur Elíasson at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
Bernie Krause 'Le Grand Orchestre des Animaux'
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Nate Freeman: Barbara Gladstone and the Scorched-Earth Gallery Lawsuit Everyone in the Art World Is Watching
Pace Acquires Los Angeles’s Kayne Griffin, Expanding the Mega-Gallery’s West Coast Presence and Continuing a Wave of Art-Market Consolidation
Berlin's 'hidden museum' that championed forgotten women artists closes down after almost 40 years
A Mexican millionaire is building a museum to house his art collection, and using public funds to do it
More Than 1,600 Works of Art—Including Major Pieces by Banksy—Were Secretly Shuffled Through Shell Companies, Pandora Papers Reveal; New report shows how the wealthy exploited the relatively unregulated art market to protect their money
Angel Otero Heads to Hauser & Wirth as His Market Rapidly Ascends
How China’s private art museums are seeking patrons to survive, and the wealthy art lovers paying big money for exclusive perks
COLLECTORS CIRCLE
Pulse Music Group Founder Josh Abraham Has an On Kawara of His Birthday Date
Art Advisor Liza Shapiro on the Lorna Simpson Work She Dreams About, and Why She Won’t Hang Art in the Bathroom
Step Inside Gwyneth Paltrow's Tranquil Art-filled Montecito Home
Goops! The Stunning ‘Ruth Asawa’ Sculpture in Gwyneth Paltrow’s ‘Architectural Digest’ Home Tour Is Actually a Knockoff
ARCHITECTURE
13 Stunning Examples of Reflective Architecture
Remembering Richard Rogers, Centre Pompidou architect who waded into the culture wars with his unique, hi-tech style
8 Renowned Architects Design Birdhouses to Explore the Relationship between Architecture and Nature
KRAK Architects imagines subterranean house on Cretan coast
Radius House showcases sculptural architecture at its minimalist best
How Architects Design for Less Lonely Living
Theaster Gates design reveled for Serpentine Pavilion 2022
Sculptures of Space House; Vientiane, Laos; Saola Architects
Step Inside This Dreamy Swedish Row House
Japanese architecture informs design of Minnesota house by Salmela Architect
Mies van der Rohe Award 2022 shortlist revealed
Could suburban strip malls be the solution to Massachusetts’ housing shortage?
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NFT: MEDIUM? OR SALES MECHANISM?
Just Like Anna! Crypto Couple Inspire Three Hollywood Projects in One Week Since Arrest
Crypto, NFTs Are Rife With ‘Mountains’ of Fraud, IRS Says
Universal Music aims to make money in the metaverse with NFTs of its artists
How Did the Bored Ape Yacht Club Get So Popular? It has nothing to do with art. It’s a gimmick, plain and simple.
NFT Washing? Melania Trump sold her NFT to herself for $170,000
Sotheby’s and artist Kevin McCoy sued over sale of early NFT
The Seattle NFT Museum wants to mint a new art world
Analyzing the Very Bizarre Sale of Melania Trump’s $170,000 NFT
After Pushback From the Picasso Estate, the Artist’s Great-Grandson’s NFT Sale Is…a Bit of a Flop
Journalism or doxxing? News report reveals secret identities of Bored Ape NFT founders—and the crypto community is not happy about it
Auction House Sells Glass Negatives As NFTs And Tells Buyers To “Smash” the Originals
FYI: NFTs are a sales mechanism, not a medium
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ART NOIR
What we learn from Anna Delvey: scams are all the rage for Generation Hustle
In Orlando, 25 Mysterious Basquiats Come Under the Magnifying Glass; Found in storage unit of Hollywood screenwriter. Will a museum show resolve questions about their authenticity — or raise new ones?
A Henry Darger Dispute: Who Inherits the Rights to a Loner’s Genius? Since this reclusive artist died in 1973, his landlords have controlled work left behind in his apartment. Now relatives are challenging that stewardship in court.
Rachel DeLoache Williams was friends with Anna Sorokin; Now she’s watching the fraudster become a star again
Actor Zach Avery Sentenced to 20 Years in $650 Million Ponzi Scheme; fictitious film distribution contracts
A Rogue Taliban Governor Has Been Digging Beneath the Ruins of the Bamiyan Buddhas, Chasing a Rumor of Buried Treasure
Vanity Fair Exclusive: How Artist George Condo Is Fighting His Forgers
Peterhead Museum focus of international hunt for £13m masterpiece The Pool of Bethesda by Paolo Veronese
The Weird Tale of the Literary World Crime: The Talented Mr. Bernardini A young Italian is accused of pulling off the book world’s most perplexing crime. Who is he? Why'd he do it?
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The Hilariously Random and Downright Goofy Story of the ‘Talisman of Napoleon,’ Whose Owners Hope to Sell It for $250 Million
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