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Saltz: Money, Insularity, and a Huge Controversy for the New Museum
I sorely want to defend the New Museum. Unfortunately, the institution may have outsmarted itself.
Sneak Preview: MoMA’s Tim Burton Retrospective
See a sprawling show of films, photos, props, and puppets, as well as a selection of immaculate, beautiful, and sinister drawings the director has done throughout his life.
Let Us Show You ‘Who Shot Rock & Roll’
The Brooklyn Museum’s photo exhibit showcases rock stars, of course, but it also highlights the photographers who captured them.
Urs Fischer Skips Own New Museum Opening; Interactive Sculpture Disappoints
The work, a motion-activated replica of a human tongue called 'Noisette,' is intended to result in a "mischievous slapstick routine."
Mischa Barton Asks That You Not Take Her Painting Too Seriously
"My kind of art has always been film, that's my primary interest, and everything else is just a hobby."
See Mariah Robertson’s Glamorous Photograms
Robertson’s series feels like images from a film-noir set — or maybe plans for a new, gaudy, alluring Art Deco mansion in Miami.
Da Vinci Fingerprint Might Make Dude Rich
A chalk portrait bought for $19,000 two years ago might be worth $100 million if it's by Da Vinci.
Trip Through Khalif Kelly’s Wonderland
Lush oil paintings featuring robotlike adolescents, dapper rabbits, and sassy gnomes.
Saltz: Obama’s Startling White House Art
Both right-wingers and art insiders were disappointed in the choices.
No Tears or Lunch at Saved by the Bell Reunion
"I wish we'd all been able to have lunch together that day or something," says Elizabeth Berkeley.
Video: Jerry Saltz’s Fall 2009 Gallery Tour
"Money may have left the party, but the party is still going on."
Contemporary Chinese Photography, Highly Distilled
A selection of images handpicked from twenty different provinces over 60 years.
Georgia O’Keeffe’s Startling Abstract Works
Fifteen pieces, including paintings that will surprise even some of her most devoted fans, and several charcoal drawings that first convinced Alfred Stieglitz of her greatness.
Vulture Interviews Dennis Hopper, Photographer
"I can't find anything in my life that says, 'Well, you can't work for the Pope.'"
Ten Things We Learned at Chelsea’s Refreshed Galleries
Artworks have shrunk, but sex still sells — and much more.
Photographer Tracey Baran’s Intimate Take on Life
See fifteen photos full of humor but also some horror.
Kehinde Wiley: The Photographs
After years of using his photos to paint from, Wiley decided to show the source material itself.
Saltz: Duke Riley’s Insane Triumph, a Live Roman Naval Battle in Queens
Spectators cheered as leaky boats foundered, rammed one another, and fired watermelon cannonballs in every direction.
Thirty of John Currin’s Controversial Women
His paintings of nude women have been both reviled and — especially since his 2003 mid-career survey at the Whitney — revered.
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