- 11/13/08 /
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The Paintings at Terence Koh’s New Show Are Possibly Edible
'There might be some semen in there, I don't know. Who knows.'
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Andrew Goldstein Archive
- 10/24/08 /
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Artist Daniel McDonald Does the Monster Mash
Daniel McDonald's latest figurine-studded dioramas reenact the struggle for autonomy among the creative classes.
- 10/23/08 /
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Artist Olaf Breuning Submits the Worst-Ever ‘Project Runway’ Application
As glamour shots go, this one is overflowing with such playful grotesquerie that the only response is a gagging retch crossed with a laugh.
- 10/22/08 /
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Artist Mary Heilmann Paints Little Boxes
Mary Heilmann cuts through the genre's occasional academicism with lush colors and a woozily applied impasto that suggest she's having a great, groovy time.
- 10/8/08 /
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Artist Roman Signer’s Musical Tastes Have Really Gone to Seed
What does a flower sound like? No, that's not a question from last night's debate but rather one of the synaesthetic stumpers posed by Swiss artist Roman Signer.
- 9/23/08 /
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Artist Michael Krebber: Board to Pieces
Although Starbuck's reintroduction of the pumpkin-spice latte means that fall has officially arrived, sculptor Michael Krebber is keeping the summer alive.
- 9/22/08 /
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Artist Keith Jones Splits the Difference Between ‘Where’s Waldo’ and ‘The Road’
So where is Waldo? Probably holed up in his basement with stockpiled canned goods and a sawed-off Remington pump action.
- 9/19/08 /
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Artist Aura Rosenberg Is Loving Angels (of the Apocalypse) Instead
Rilke observed that "every angel is terrifying," and that certainly goes for the rapture-ready seraph in this collage.
- 9/18/08 /
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Artist Rirkrit Tiravanija Uncovers Some Astonishing Things About the Politics of Vermont Hippies
Tiravanija's work is based on photographs of demonstrations published in the 'International Herald Tribune' over the past six years.
