Saltz Reflects on Brice Marden’s Reflective New Show
The artist retraces his steps — but doesn’t follow them.
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The artist retraces his steps — but doesn’t follow them.
The upside of English elitism.
Not just because they're freak-show legal casinos.
But would you expect any less from the guy?
"The reason the art world doesn't love Kinkade isn't that it hates love, life, goodness, or God."
"Luminescent color flecks that make it look like a million-eyed being from another dimension."
"It's not beyond Gioni to do a bad show, but I'm hopeful that he won't for several reasons."
Is it the smallest gallery in New York? Could be.
"There was picture-making, pure and simple. And beauty. Lots of it." –
Work of Art's Sucklord made an action figure of Jerry Saltz. So we asked Jerry to review it.
I second-guessed myself this week, and shouldn't have.
Why artists you don't love can still be great.
Plus: A fresh look at Rudolf Stingel.
Jerry Saltz on art fairs good and bad, plus Chelsea's best meal.
Bush looks out at us undisturbed and pleased.
What's the one thing a dealer should never do to a critic?
Ah yes, the old bad-artist-at-a-good-gallery, good-artist-at-a-bad-gallery problem.
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