- July 2, 2007
- Ugh, Venice
Biennials are boring and bloated—yet we trudge from one to the next. There must be a better way to see art.
- June 18, 2007
- Buona Serra
A museum custom-built for Richard Serra delivers on its wishes for shock and awe.
- June 11, 2007
- A Real Bummer
The Whitney’s “Summer of Love” show needs to come down from its psychedelic high. The stuff just wasn’t that good.
- June 4, 2007
- Deal or No Deal
Takashi Murakami’s show is nakedly commercial; “Underdog” strikes an opposite pose, to much the same effect.
- May 21, 2007
- It’s Boring at the Top
Is Andreas Gursky—the highest-priced photographer alive—running out of ideas?
- May 14, 2007
- Conspicuous Consumption
Rirkrit Tiravanija once again makes dinner for gallerygoers—this time, with self-references as a side dish.
- April 30, 2007
- Not Buying It
If “Not for Sale,” a glib put-down of the art marketplace, tells us anything, it’s that P.S. 1 needs to make some changes.
- April 23, 2007
- Get Me a Brush, Stat!
The National Academy’s splendid show catches a moment when the New York art world thought painting was dead—and took heroic measures to revive it.
- April 16, 2007
- Instant Classic
The Met’s new Greek and Roman galleries are perfect for scholars and Byronic dreamers alike.
- April 9, 2007
- Water People
Venice and Barcelona could accept impurity and flux better than most places—and were all the richer for it.

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