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It seems that in the past few weeks, Russia has been in the headlines for reasons that leave more to be desired. Stepping into the global conversation this month, Russia’s two greatest cultural institutions – the ballet and the avant-garde … Continue reading
Posted in London, Moscow, New York
Tagged Ballet, Bolshoi Theatre, David Hallberg, Ilya and Emilia Kabakov, Kazimir Malevich, Lincoln Center, London, Maria Baibakova, Moscow, New York, Tate Modern
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The Medium is The Method: Marina Abramovic Institute’s Kickstarter Risks Raising all the Wrong Questions
We’ll just say it: Marina Abramovic was always something of an art (history) school crush for us, even if – or actually, because – she made us uncomfortable with simple tasks like brushing our hair. This admiration was goaded by … Continue reading
Vladey!: In a Record-Breaking Week, Moscow gets an Auction of its Own
If we thought the Frieze Art Fair and “The Age of Koons” had us busy, this week held one record-breaking auction after another. Things kicked off Monday at Christie’s New York, where Leonardo DiCaprio’s 11th Hour auction brought in $38.8 million in support … Continue reading
Posted in Moscow, New York
Tagged 11th Hour, auction records, Christies, contemporary art auctions, Jeff Koons, Larry Gagosian, Leonardo DiCaprio, Mark Grotjahn, Oleg Vassiliev, Olga Kroitor, Olya Kroitor, Phillips, Red October, Robert Longo, Sotheby's, Tair Salakhov, Vlad Doronin, VLADEY, Vladimir Ovcharenko, Warhol Four Marilyns
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Auction Week Appetizers: Frieze New York and the Age of Koons
This week, contemporary art took hold of New York – and we’re not just referring to Jeff Koons‘ extra creepy cover of New York magazine, heralding “The Age of Koons.” “The most successful artist” did cause plenty of commotion, though, … Continue reading
Restitution in the News: The Met’s return of two Cambodian Sculptures may aid Antonova
Last week, we reported how newly-appointed Chief Curator of Russian Museums Irina Antonova did not waste time, promptly petitioning Putin (on national TV, no less) to consider re-establishing the Museum of Modern Western Art. Originally founded in 1919, and 1923, the … Continue reading
Rhizome’s Seven-on-Seven pairs Social Media Entrepreneurs with Artists, in the pursuit of Big Ideas
On April 4, 2013, the New York Times’ reporter Alice Gregory turned in a curious piece entitled “Does Anyone Here Speak Art and Tech?” Her driving aim was to find out why there was not more social media money circulating … Continue reading
Posted in New York
Tagged Alex Chung, Alice Gregory, Art and Tech, Artspace, Billy Chasen, Brian Droitcour, Cameron Martin, Dalton Caldwell, Dennis Crowley, Evgeny Morozov, Fatima Al Qadiri, Harper Reed, Internet Art Grant, Jeremy Bailey, Jill Magid, Jonah Peretti, Julie Uhrman, Maria Baibakova, Matthew Ritchie, Paul Pfeiffer, Perspective Machine, Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, Rhizome, Seven on Seven, Tara Tiger Brown, VIP Art
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Geography Lessons: Performa introduces Pavilions, Pacific Standard Time introduces Latin America..
In a Venice year – traditionally the time when the art world gets to gripe about the validity of national pavilions as an exhibition structure – the performance biennial Performa has announced that its 2013 Performa 13 edition will now feature … Continue reading
The Armory Show still up for grabs as New York enters its Fair season
Last year, the arrival of Frieze New York seemed a certain death knell for the Armory Show and its accompanying Independent. Tables seemed to be turning in December with the announcement that Louise Blouin would be adding the fair to … Continue reading
Matthew Brannon serves up “aspirational cheese” to help benefit the Lincoln Center
In the past, we’ve confessed, we’re quite the fans of Vera List and her admirable Art Project, which brought some of the most intriguing and coveted artists to the Lincoln Center in a format that was accessible to a broader … Continue reading
Posted in New York
Tagged Lincoln Center, Maria Baibakova, Matthew Brannon, Reynold Levy, Vera List Art Program
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