- 6/11/10 /
- Comment
See Two Decades of Eccentric Coney Island Sunbathers
Bruce Gilden's shots of amorous youngsters and wrinkled grannies.
Skip to content, or skip to search.
Skip to content, or skip to search.
Miranda Siegel Archive
- 5/20/10 /
- Comment
See Alison Elizabeth Taylor Capture Bleak Decay in Wood ‘Paintings’
A shotgun hole, a kicked-through wall ... all in wood inlay.
- 5/13/10 /
- Comment
Blockbuster Auction Evidence of Art-Theater Synergy?
Rothko painting, play do very, very well.
- 5/6/10 /
- Comment
See Julian Faulhaber’s Eerily Pristine Photos of New Construction
Faulhaber achieves his unique effects through long exposures — ten to twenty seconds — and a clever use of artificial light.
- 4/21/10 /
- Comment
See the Mesmerizing Products of Lee Bontecou’s Long Absence From the Art World
Before 2003, she had spent decades avoiding the art world in rural Pennsylvania.
- 4/14/10 /
- Comment
See Kim In Sook’s Spylike Photos of People in Buildings
The artist has meticulously staged creepy scenarios using actors and props.
- 4/1/10 /
- Comment
Michel Gondry on His New Documentary, The Thorn in the Heart: ‘Provocation Is Not Innovation’
The visionary director turns the camera on his own family.
- 3/25/10 /
- Comment
Sample a Major Retrospective of Weimar-Era Painter Otto Dix
His witty, brilliant oil portraits are highly stylized, titillatingly grotesque, and endlessly fascinating.
- 3/9/10 /
- Comment
See R. Crumb’s Book of Genesis
This somewhat lurid graphic novel was an instant sensation upon its debut.
- 2/23/10 /
- Comment
See Photographer Pieter Hugo’s Take on Nigerian Cinema
Hugo sets up his own "film stills" based on common themes in Nigerian movies, resulting in sharp, strong images with narratives all their own.
