Saltz: The Prince of the One Percent Would Like You to Know That Buying Art Is Less Fun These Days
Jerry Saltz does not mince words when it comes to collector-columnist Adam Lindemann's anti–Art Basel Miami Beach screed.
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Jerry Saltz on Ragnar Kjartansson’s Transcendent Twelve-Hour Operatic Performance
Bliss is a masterpiece.
See the World’s Most Expensive Photograph
$4,400,000 for a picture of the Rhine? We'd better brush up on Instagram-ing those boring foliage photos we took.
Ouija Board Secured, James Franco Preps to Speak to Tennessee Williams
He tells Vulture about his upcoming performance art piece, in which he chats up the dead playwright.
See a Guy With a Giant TV Head
Dude walks around with a giant live TV on his head, or Halloween in San Francisco? TRY BOTH!
Upstate Politician With Sepia-Toned Nude Self-Portraits Lost Election
Stephen Eckel now has more time to focus on his photography.
Richard Prince Has Thoughts on Bob Dylan’s Paintings
"They’re workmanlike and they do their job. They’re not trying to be something they’re not."
New Bob Dylan Paintings Remind Some People of Other Artwork
His Gagosian exhibit draws some criticism.
Play a Fittingly Bizarre Twin Peaks 8-Bit Video Game
"If you confront the Black Lodge with imperfect courage, it will utterly annihilate your soul."
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