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I sorely want to defend the New Museum. Unfortunately, the institution may have outsmarted itself.
Both right-wingers and art insiders were disappointed in the choices.
A challenge to Glenn Beck: Curate two exhibitions in New York.
Spectators cheered as leaky boats foundered, rammed one another, and fired watermelon cannonballs in every direction.
The intrepid X Initiative is staging what it calls an exercise in “radical hospitality,” with free blocks of space marked out on the floor.
Maybe sinking malls have no other way of making money.
The conclusion of many was that “art should be moral.” That’s when I started to get uncomfortable.
Art critic Jerry Saltz previews the annual art show and sees how the recession is affecting sales.
The viewers let out a moan I've never heard in a modern-art museum before.
Wyeth was as intellectually independent as he was stylistically conservative.
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