Art Reviews – Exhibition Reviews on artnet

Art Valuation
Price Database Fine Art and Design Price Database Decorative Art artnet Analytics Reports
Buy and Sell
artnet Auctions Galleries Auction Houses Market Alert
Knowledge and News
Artists A–Z Calendar Monographs artnet Insights

artnet Magazine Announcement

The artnet Magazine was the first online art publication. It was run by Walter Robinson from 1996 to 2012.

All articles published until June 2012 will remain available here to our visitors.

artnet Magazine

Subscribe to our RSS feed:

The landing at NADA NY 2012

Artnet Design
DESIGN AT NADA NEW YORK
by Brook S. Mason

May 7, 2012

The inaugural edition of NADA New York, May 4-7, 2012, may seem a peculiar setting for design. But wedged in among the 66 dealers from 11 countries set up in the former Dia Center for the Arts Building in Chelsea, also the home of the Independent art fair two month ago, is a surprising amount of design- and function-focused material.

...more

May

May 2, 2012	Artnet Design "FOG" IN SAN FRANCISCO, MODERNISM IN NYC, AND A BERTOIA MAQUETTE by Brook S. Mason A special screen by Harry Bertoia, plus new modernist fairs in San Francisco and New York.

April

Apr. 30, 2012	SPRINGTIME IN PARIS by Elisabeth Kley “Arthur Rainbow” at Air de Paris, with Dorothy Iannone, Jean-Luc Verna and others, plus André Raffray, Richard Kern, Ryan Gander and Gelitin in the City of Light.

Apr. 25, 2012	Gudjon Ketilsson A CAPILLACEOUS UNDERTAKING by John Drury It's all about hair for the eccentric Icelandic woodcarver Gudjon Ketilsson at Luise Ross Gallery.

Apr. 24, 2012	Bulletin from Beijing ART IN CHINA: PUBLIC & PRIVATE by Barbara Pollack From the huge Minsheng Bank to the ambitious new government-funded Shanghai Biennial, with James Elaine's new Telescope Space in between.

Apr. 19, 2012	Martin Wilner THE JEW MANUSCRIPTS by Mickey Cartin At Sperone Westwater, a graphic project by artist and psychoanalyst Martin Wilner measures the pulse of the people.

Apr. 18, 2012	Artnet Design GALLERIES GET BIG IN HOUSTON, NYC & PHILADELPHIA by Brook S. Mason Sicardi Gallery in Houston, Keno Auctions and Les Enluminures in New York, and Calderwood Galleries in Philadelphia.

Apr. 13, 2012	Jiyoung Koo EIGHT QUESTIONS FOR JIYOUNG KOO by Brook S. Mason From Sotheby's expert to luxury hotel art advisor for the Solair Wilshire, the Seoul Lotte World Tower and the Bahrain Four Seasons.

Apr. 12, 2012	Ugo Rondinone DISTILLED SPIRITS by Ilka Scobie Artist Ugo Rondinone curates "The Spirit Level" at both New York spaces of Gladstone Gallery.

Apr. 11, 2012	Bill Powers THE ART LOVER by Walter Robinson Bill Powers new book, What We Lose in Flowers, has surprises, and truth.

Apr. 10, 2012	NYC20 MICHAEL BRUNO ON THE NEW 1STDIBS FAIR by Brook S. Mason A conversation with the founder of 1stdibs on the NYC20 art and design fair, opening Apr. 12-15, 2012.

Apr. 6, 2012	Arch Connelly THE PEARL DIVER by Walter Robinson Hurry up! The not-to-be-missed Arch Connelly show at La Mama Galleria closes tomorrow.

Mar. 30, 2012	AIPAD Photo Show ALL THE ACTION AT AIPAD by Rachel Corbett Strolling the halls at the 32nd annual AIPAD photography fair.

Mar. 29, 2012	Artnet Design MARIA PERGAY, DAL FABBRO, & THE 1STDIBS DESIGN FAIR by Brook S. Mason It's all about 81-year-old designer Maria Pergay. Plus, Mario Dal Fabbro at Maison Gerard, the 1stdibs design fair, and celadon seating from Hun-Chung Lee.

Mar. 26, 2012	"L.A. Raw" RADICAL CALIFORNIA by Patricia Cronin "Abject Expressionism" -- Kienholz, Foulkes, Garabedian, Paul McCarthy, plus 37 others -- at the 10-year-old Pasadena Museum of California Art.

Mar. 20, 2012	TEFAF Maastricht BIG AMERICANS, BIG SALES by Brook S. Mason Despite an influx of Chinese collectors, Americans are still big players at TEFAF Maastricht 2012.

Mar. 16, 2012	TEFAF Maastricht DUTCH TREAT by Brook S. Mason A top ten selection from the 265 exhibitors at the 25th annual European Fine Art Fair in Maastricht, the Netherlands.

Mar. 16, 2012	Tales of Two Cities AT LARGE IN LONDON & PARIS by Adrian Dannatt Christian Leigh at Castillo/Corrales, Mike Kelley’s Picabia, Bourgeois nu assis, Dorothea Tanning, Carmen Herrera, Rose Hinton, Cy Twombly at Eykyn Maclean, Therese Oulton, Andrew Strauss and John and Paul Herring.

Mar. 15, 2012	Gerhard Richter PAINTING, ON FILM by Emily Nathan The stunning Corinna Belz documentary on Gerhard Richter's painting process opens at New York's Film Forum.

Mar. 15, 2012	Ellen Harvey THE NUDIST MUSEUM GIFT SHOP by Jane Dickson Visitors enter Ellen Harvey's gleeful Nudist Museum the same way they exit -- through the gift shop.

Mar. 13, 2012	Donald Baechler THE WINSOME NEO-EXPRESSIONIST by Julie Ryan A survey of works by Donald Baechler at the Fisher Landau Center for Art in Long Island City.

Mar. 9, 2012	SCOPE NY 2012 FOOTLOOSE AND FANCY-FREE by Emily Nathan The small, vibrant art fair sets up shop across from the Armory, offering viewers a campy feast for their tired eyes.

Mar. 9, 2012	Volta NY 2012 ZAP! SIZZLE! POP by Walter Robinson Instagramming at Volta NY, which by the way perfects the art-fair formula.

Mar. 6, 2012	Puerto Rico Sun WHOLE LOTTA PAIN by Pedro Vélez "Vividos / Vividos," a show addressing brutal personal truths, at the Museo de Arte de Caguas in Puerto Rico.

Mar. 2, 2012	Savannah Dispatch KALUP LINZY'S NEW ACT by Emily Nathan The performance artist debuts his newest character, Kaye -- the male protagonist of his forthcoming feature film -- at SCAD in Georgia.

February

Feb. 29, 2012	IT'S ALL HAPPENING by Barbara Pollack An interview with curator Milly Glimcher about "Happenings: New York, 1958-1963" at the Pace Gallery.

Feb. 29, 2012	Pierre-Auguste Renoir FULL-FIGURED by N.F. Karlins "Renoir, Impressionism and Full-Length Painting" at the Frick Collection..

Feb. 29, 2012	Whitney Biennial 2012 RISKY SITUATIONS by Emily Nathan The Whitney Museum of American Art unveils its signature show, the Whitney Biennial, Mar. 1-May 27, 2012..

Feb. 28, 2012	SUPERSTARS DELVE INTO TRIBAL JEWELRY by Brook S. Mason "Adornment," a new show at Tambaran Gallery on the Upper East Side, presents exotic wares from many cultures.

Feb. 27, 2012	Charles Atlas MAPPING NEW TERRITORY by Elisabeth Kley Dancing, morphing numbers from Charles Atlas inaugurate Luhring Augustine's new Bushwick space.

Feb. 23, 2012	Palm Springs THE PALM SPRINGS FINE ART FAIR by Deborah Ripley Rick Friedman and the Hamptons Expo Group bring their fine art fair to the Palm Springs oasis in California.

Feb. 22, 2012	>Rosenblum & Seltzer TWO HEADS ARE BETTER THAN ONE by Elisabeth Kley A perfectly coordinated, perfectly kitsch and perfectly repulsive tango of absurdity from Theo A. Rosenblum and Chelsea Seltzer at The Hole.

Feb. 22, 2012	Asia Week LOOK AHEAD TO ASIA WEEK 2012 by Brook S. Mason This year's Asia Week, which launches in Manhattan on Mar. 16, 2012, is more contemporary than ever.

Feb. 17, 2012	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson Damien Hirst spots, Eric Fischl friends, Jason Fox Jesus, Antony Johnson trauma and Sarah Kurz romance.

Feb. 16, 2012	Art Los Angeles Contemporary 2012 GO WEST, YOUNG ART FAIR by Pedro Vélez West Coast élan and plenty of star power at the third edition of Art Los Angeles Contemporary.

Feb. 9, 2012	AIFAF Palm Beach SUPER-CHIC DESIGN AND MORE by Brook S. Mason David Lester's American International Fine Art Fair takes a turn towards elegant 20th-century design, and even contemporary art.

Feb. 8, 2012	Arte Fiera 2012 DOWN BUT NOT OUT by Mark Kostabi This time around, Arte Fiera in Bologna was better for the flaneurs than the dealers.

Feb. 7, 2012	Blumka Gallery COLLECTING MEDIEVAL AND BAROQUE TREASURES by Brook S. Mason Carved ivories, giltwood angels and more in "Collecting Treasures of the Past VII" at Blumka Gallery in Manhattan.

Feb. 6, 2012	Joe Colombo THE COMEBACK KID by Brook S. Mason Paying homage to Joe Colombo's revolutionary and pragmatic designs in plastic closes at R20th Century in Tribeca.

Feb. 3, 2012	Close Encounters TREES TO FOREST: KLARA LIDÉN AT REENA SPAULINGS by Linda Yablonsky Swedish artist Klara Lidén stages a forest of discarded Christmas trees inside the Lower East Side gallery.

Feb. 2, 2012	ANTIQUARIES IN AMERICA by Walter Robinson "Making History: Antiquaries in Britain, 1707-2007" at the Yale Center for British Art.

January

Jan. 30, 2012	Accra Shepp OCCUPY THE ART WORLD by Barbara Pollack An interview with photographer Accra Shepp, who is taking pictures of Occupy Wall Street, one person at a time.

Jan. 27, 2012	Jordan Wolfson's Video THE SEMITE, SMITTEN by Emily Nathan The young artist's new CGI animated video, featuring a schizoid character unofficially called "The Jew," goes on view at uptown hotspot Alex Zachary Peter Currie.

Jan. 25, 2012	Winter Antiques Show AMERICANA AND MORE by Brook S. Mason The 58th annual antique fair, hosted at the Park Avenue Armory, is a barometer of taste, and this year's 73 dealers come bearing plenty of Americana.

Jan. 20, 2012	Metro Show NO MORE BOUNDARIES by Brook S. Mason The new Metro Show at the Metropolitan Pavilion combines folk art, design, tribal art more, spanning the gamut.

Jan. 19, 2012	Artnet Design VISIONARY THOMAS HEATHERWICK by Brook S. Mason Thomas Heatherwick's revolutionary designs come to roost at Haunch of Venison's Chelsea space.

Jan. 17, 2012	OCCUPY MOMA by Barbara Pollack The Occupy Museums group stages a political action at the Museum of Modern Art.

Jan. 12, 2012	Pacific Standard Time THE CUTTING EDGE AT POMONA by Hunter Drohojowska-Philp The Cutting Edge at Pomona College Museum from 1970 to 1972.

Jan. 11, 2012	Edgar Degas A MATCH MADE IN PARIS by N.F. Karlins Reverence and freedom in "Degas and the Nude" at the Boston MFA.

Jan. 5, 2012	Jenny Saville METAMORPHOSIS: A LOVE STORY by Patricia Cronin Jenny Saville has her first U.S. museum survey at the Norton Museum in West Palm Beach.

December

Dec. 22, 2011	David Ellis FAST AND FURIOUS by Walter Robinson Street Artist David Ellis kicks creativity up a notch in his new show at Joshua Liner Gallery.

Dec. 20, 2011	Ron Athey YOUR BLOODY BIRTHDAY by Elisabeth Kley Controversial "extreme performance" artist Ron Athey returns to New York to perform a blood-drenched Resonate/Obliterate.

Dec. 12, 2011	Claudia Hart A FEAST OF UNEARTHLY DELIGHTS by Rupert Goldsworthy Tempted by Cheetos and Fun Yuns -- or by a genetically altered apple?

Dec. 8, 2011	Claire Fontaine THE DANGER OF LIAISON by Emily Nathan The Paris-based "collective artist" explores the notion of collaboration in a multi-media exhibition at Chelsea's Metro Pictures.

Dec. 5, 2011	Miami Art Week PULSE, SCOPE AND MORE ON MIAMI 2011 by Walter Robinson Bill Powers, Richard Phillips, Ultra Violet, Thierry Alet, Maxwell Davidson, Paloma Teppi, Hamburg Kennedy, the Amazing Ultran, Devon Dikeou, Tracey Emin, Robert Chambers, Mette Tommerup, more.

Dec. 5, 2011	Miami Art Week PAPER CHASE by Deborah Ripley Prints and multiples by Buckminster Fuller, Larry Bell, Wolf Kahn, Yoshitomo Nara and more at Art Basel Miami Beach, INK, the Design District, Art Miami and elsewhere.

Dec. 2, 2011	Art Basel Miami Beach MORE ON MIAMI ART WEEK by Walter Robinson Photios Giovanis, Thomas Kovachevik, Scott Reeder, Rose Marcus, Jeannie Weisglass, Win McCarthy, Mara Hoffman bikinis, more.

Dec. 1, 2011	Art Basel Miami Beach 2011 SAY HELLO TO THE IPHONE ART FAIR by Walter Robinson Collecting art via smart phones, plus David Cohen, Frank Bernarducci, Amanda Coulson, Jorge Perez, Jennifer Rubell, Andy Warhol, Barbara Kruger, David Salle, Eric Fischl, Martha Friedman, Larry Gagosian and more.

Dec. 1, 2011	DAVID, DELACROIX AND REVOLUTIONARY FRANCE by N.F. Karlins The art of political unrest in France between 1774 and 1852, at the Morgan Library & Museum.

Dec. 1, 2011	Design Miami BIGGER, BOLDER, BROADER by Brook S. Mason The Design Miami fair steps out from the shadow of Art Basel Miami Beach onto its own grand platform.

November

Nov. 29, 2011	Collaborative Projects THE COLAB CONSPIRACY by Walter Robinson A personal look at “A Show about Colab (and Related Activities)” at Printed Matter.br>

Nov. 28, 2011	William Powhida GIVE ME MY FUCKING MONEY by Walter Robinson So say the super-rich, that is, in gadfly artist William Powhida's new exhibition at Postmasters in Chelsea.

Nov. 18, 2011	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson Spartacus Chetwynd, Georges Braque, Paul McCarthy, "Grisaille," Charles Simonds, Diego Rivera, Judy Hudson, Nick Poe, Terry Richardson, Urs Fischer, Margaret Lee, more.

Nov. 17, 2011	Cecil Beaton STYLE KING IN NEW YORK by Alexandra Anderson-Spivy Cecil Beaton's years gamboling among Manhattan's A-List celebrities come to life at the Museum of the City of New York.

Nov. 16, 2011	Performa '11 POOR PLAYERS TO THE STAGE by Emily Nathan The fourth edition of RoseLee Goldberg's international performance art biennial brings even more theater to NYC -- and prompts questions about what exactly performance art should do.

Nov. 11, 2011	Artnet Design IT'S ALL ABOUT STYLE by Brook S. Mason Patrick Perrin’s inaugural Pavilion of Art and Design swings into high gear at the Park Avenue Armory.

Nov. 7, 2011	Close Encounters HAPPY DAYS FOR ELMGREEN AND DRAGSET (NOT!) by Linda Yablonsky Elmgreen and Dragset kick off Performa '11 with a show that needs less nonsense and more drama.

Nov. 7, 2011	Artnet Design PAVILION OF ART & DESIGN, A LA VIEILLE RUSSIE, DAPHNE GUINNESS, MORE by Brook S. Mason Patrick Perrin and Sandy Smith do a design fair, Keszler moves next to the Whit, early automatons, and Daphne Guinness.

Nov. 7, 2011	Lou Reed & Metallica ONCE WILD AT HEART by Pedro Vélez Lulu, the inimitable Lou Reed’s new “high-concept album” with trash metal icons Metallica, doesn’t deliver.

Nov. 3, 2011	Sarah Braman FRAGMENTATION EN POINTE by Elisabeth Kley Sculptor Sarah Braman brings her deconstructed Lower East Side minimalism to Mitchell-Innes & Nash in Chelsea.

Nov. 2, 2011	Pacific Standard Time IT HAPPENED AT POMONA by Hunter Drohojowska-Philp California conceptualism takes root under the guidance of Hal Glicksman at the Pomona College Museum of Art.

Nov. 1, 2011	April Gornik LAND RUSH by James Croak In her first show in New York in three years, painter April Gornik touches primal nature.

October

Oct. 27, 2011	Artnet Design HERMÈS TO MIAMI, PICKERS CAFÉ IN NY, BRIT INVASION, MORE by Brook S. Mason News of the great, the luxe and the oh-so-greedy.

Oct. 26, 2011	Artnet Design HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE FINE ART & ANTIQUES SHOW by Brook S. Mason Jean Dupas, Matthias Locke, stuffed game birds, jeweled daggers and more at the 23rd annual Fine Art & Antique Dealers Show.

Oct. 24, 2011	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson Gallery Night on 57th Street, featuring Doug Ohlson, Craig Kauffman, Ad Reinhardt, Beatrice Wood, Gabriel Orozco and more.

Oct. 21, 2011	ReMap Athens ATHENIAN RHAPSODY by Kimberly Bradley Athens' "ReMap 3" is a neighborhood art fest -- or "temporary art squat" -- that brings art hope to a beleaguered national consciousness.

Oct. 20, 2011	Letter from FIAC FAST AND FURIOUS by Hunter Drohojowska-Philp The "art fair for grown-ups" -- FIAC -- opens for a long weekend in Paris.

Oct. 14, 2011	Donald Evans FASCINATING PHILATELY by Alexandra Anderson-Spivy At Tibor de Nagy Gallery, the imaginary postal universe of the late Donald Evans. Plus, a word on John Beerman’s paintings.

Oct. 14, 2011	Nye + Brown PLASTIC FANTASTIC IN LOS ANGELES by Hunter Drohojowska-Philp The new Los Angeles gallery Nye + Brown opens with "The Lords & the New Creatures."

Oct. 12, 2011	L.A. Confidential PACIFIC STANDARD TIME IN LOS ANGELES GALLERIES by Hunter Drohojowska-Philp Oct. 12, 2011 John Altoon, Alexis Smith, Cirrus Gallery, Richard Jackson, Cherry & Martin, Jerry McMillan, Robert Heineken, Judy Fishkin, Joe Goode, Lee Mullican, James Turrell, more.

Oct. 11, 2011	Rico Gatson BEAUTY AND RAGE by Elisabeth Kley A 15-year survey of the "formal conflagrations" of New York artist Rico Gatson at Exit Art in Manhattan.

Oct. 11, 2011	Martha Wilson THE LEGS ARE THE LAST TO GO by Alexandra Anderson-Spivy A long-overdue exhibition by artist Martha Wilson, founder of the performance space and archive Franklin Furnace.

Oct. 6, 2011	Lisa Yuskavage SOMETHING LIKE SIRENS by Emily Nathan New works by the preeminent painter of strange, sexy female nudes go on view at David Zwirner Gallery.

Oct. 5, 2011	Art Platform L.A. FAIR LOS ANGELES by Deborah Ripley A report from Art Platform Los Angeles, the new Armory Show cousin out West, plus a visit to Pulse L.A.

Oct. 4, 2011	Emerge Art Fair SLOUCHING TOWARDS WASHINGTON by Walter Robinson The U.S. Imperium, shadows and headlines, Conner Contemporary, Monique Meloche, Heiner Contemporary, free art and more.

September

Sept. 30, 2011	Yutaka Sone PETRIFIED MANHATTAN by Ilka Scobie At David Zwirner Gallery, palms, plants, petrified rays of light and a model of Manhattan by Japanese artist Yutaka Sone.

Sept. 28, 2011	New Art GALLERY WEEKEND CHICAGO by Pedro Vélez Monique Meloche and her team launch Gallery Weekend Chicago, Sept. 16-18, 2011.

Sept. 28, 2011	Close Encounters SAVAGERY AND SUBTERFUGE IN PHILADELPHIA by Linda Yablonsky Rob Wynne at Locks Gallery and Charline von Heyl at the Philadelphia ICA.

Sept. 27, 2011	Jack Whitten FROM GARBAGE TO GEMS by Elisabeth Kley Alexander Grey mounts a solo show of the pioneering Southern painter's new works.

Sept. 23, 2011	Ida Ekblad ARCANE ABSTRACTIONS by Emily Nathan Norwegian artist Ida Ekblad's exhibition of new paintings and sculptures at Greene Naftali Gallery.

Sept. 22, 2011	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson Stressed out at "De Kooning," plus, Jenny Saville, Bjarne Melgaard, Matthew Barney, Zhang Enli, Graham Dickson, Kendall Shaw, Michael Leavitt, more.

Sept. 22, 2011	Houston Fine Art Fair HAPPY TRAILS IN TEXAS by Brook S. Mason The new Houston Fine Art Fair is blazing a path into the art world's heart.

Sept. 21, 2011	Trinity House TEN QUESTIONS by Brook S. Mason Ten questions for Simon Shore of Trinity House, the newest, hippest dealer in town, and he doesn't even do contemporary.

Sept. 21, 2011	Art Berlin Contemporary DO YOU KNOW YOUR ABCS? by Kimberly Bradley Focusing on painting at ABC, Berlin's special "Verkaufsschau" that opens the fall art season.

Sept. 20, 2011	New Art MY NIGHT IN CHELSEA by N.F. Karlins As the fall art season gets underway, our intrepid critic visits exhibitions of works by Minnie Evans, Nick Cave and Lee Bae in Chelsea.

Sept. 13, 2011	ShContemporary SHANGHAI SERENADE by Barbara Pollack A report from ShContemporary 2011, the fifth installment of Shanghai’s own contemporary art fair.

Sept. 12, 2011	Hennessy Youngman ART THOUGHTZ AT THE CHICAGO MCA by Pedro Vélez The Chicago Museum of Contemporary Art has a home run with Hennessy Youngman.

Sept. 9, 2011	Weekend Update COLD HEARTED by Walter Robinson Freedom Tower, new at the ICP, Karl Lagerfeld, Aïda Ruilova, Dzine and more.

Sept. 7, 2011	Dublin Contemporary DUBLIN DIARY by Ciarán Bennett A brief history of the Dublin Contemporary, Ireland's new festival of contemporary art.

August

Aug. 18, 2011	Aneta Grzeszykowska NESTLING UP AGAINST DEAD LOVE by Walter Robinson The Polish artist Aneta Grzeszykowska in a romance with body art at Harris Lieberman.

Aug. 15, 2011	"Report from Chicago" PHOTOCOPIED REBELLION by Pedro Vélez Underground music fanzines from the late 1980s and early '90s, courtesy Public Collectors in Chicago.

Aug. 8, 2011	ARTNET DESIGN by Brook S. Mason Wendell Castle, Dan Dailey, George Kravis, Artware Editions, Sarah Morris, Markus Linnenbrink, London Design Festival, John Pawson, David Chipperfield, Adirondack style, more.

Aug. 5, 2011	Contemporary Clay CERAMICS HOT AND COLD by N.F. Karlins At Tribeca's RH Gallery, ceramics by Kathy Butterly, Jeff Koons, Lee Ufan, Ai Weiwei, and other contemporary artists turn up the heat.

Aug. 4, 2011	The Watermill Center ROBERT WILSON'S WATERWORLD by James Croak The Watermill Center proves itself as a "performance art incubator" at its annual benefit fundraiser.

July

July 28, 2011	New Art GALLERY RAMBLE by Emily Nathan "Powhida" at Marlborough Chelsea, "Fucknails" at Daniel Reich, "Third Order" at Charles Bank, "Shakedown" at Dodge, "Of Memory and Time" at Hendershot, and Tracey Emin at Lehmann Maupin.

July 27, 2011	Scott & Tyson Reeder CLUB NUTZ IN NEW YORK by Elisabeth Kley Courtesy of Salon 94 Freemans and Art Since the Summer of '69 galleries, Scott and Tyson Reeder's Club Nutz comes to the Lower East Side.

July 27, 2011	Hot Fun SUMMER IN THE CITY by Bozidar Brazda Looking for freshness, starting an artist’s band.

July 22, 2011	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson The new Parrish, artMRKT, Ned Smyth, Alexis Laurent, Mark Borghi, Richard Prince, "Nose Job," Dorothea Rockburne, Russell Young, more.

July 21, 2011	"Talk to Me" OH, SHUT UP by Walter Robinson The Museum of Modern Art has a summer blockbuster in its new design department show, "Talk to Me."

July 21, 2011	Landscape Design OLINIANA IN PHILADELPHIA by Brook S. Mason The landscape architecture firm OLIN is reshaping Philadelphia's Museum Mile.

July 18, 2011	Close Encounters DATELINE MANCHESTER by Linda Yablonsky Robert Wilson’s The Life and Death of Marina Abramovic, plus Laura Lima, Santiago Sierra, Xu Zhen and more in the "11 Rooms" performance art show in Manchester.

July 18, 2011	Sigmar Polke HIGHER BEINGS COMMANDED by Elisabeth Kley A rare New York show of photographs by Sigmar Polke at Leo Koenig Inc.

July 14, 2011	"Ostalgia" EAST INFECTION by Walter Robinson Massimiliano Gioni's new "Ostalgia" exhibition brings more than 50 Iron Curtain artists to the New Museum.

July 11, 2011	Lee Ufan MILD MAJESTY by Emily Nathan A pioneer of East Asian minimalism brings quiet meditations on material to the Guggenheim Museum.

July 7, 2011	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson The ArtPrize in Grand Rapids, Kembra Pfahler's "Wall of Vagina," Lyonel Feininger and Xavier Cha, the Kitchen's SoHo years, Phoebe Washburn, and the new doors at MoMA PS1.

July 7, 2011	Peter Nadin THE MUSE OF OLD FIELD FARM by Linda Yablonsky For Catskill farmer Peter Nadin, an artist and poet who left New York 20 years ago, art finds form in agriculture.

June

June 28, 2011	Frye Art Museum SEATTLE'S OTHER MUSEUM by N.F. Karlins An independent museum built in 1952 for the collection of Charles H. and Emma Lamp Frye.

June 24, 2011	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson Bill Rice, Mary Weatherford, Cory Arcangel, Julia Wachtel, Emilia Kabakov, Rene Ricard, Duncan Hannah, more.

June 22, 2011	Graffiti Art WRITING ON THE WALL by Walter Robinson Politics or money? The Brooklyn Museum cancels "Art in the Streets."

June 17, 2011	Berlin Art Report BASED IN BERLIN by Kimberly Bradley New contemporary art in the controversial "Based in Berlin" art show in the German art capital.

June 16, 2011	Venice Biennale 2011 VENICE ART DIARY by Antoine "Tony" Guerrero "ILLUMInations," Tintoretto, Okwui Enwezor, the Triennale of Paris, the Palazzo Grassi, Elton John and Ruben Ochoa, the Iraq Pavilion, James Turrell, Yael Bartana, Princess Gloria, Mary Sibande, more.

June 15, 2011	Art 42 Basel BASELMANIA 2011 by Hunter Drohojowska-Philp Ashley Bickerton, Birkin bags, John Baldessari, Italian collectors, Pace London, Sterling Ruby, Craig Kauffman, Wilhelm Lehmbruck, more.

June 14, 2011	Artnet Design DESIGN MIAMI BASEL: THE BUZZ by Brook S. Mason Jean Prouvé, Ken Price, Ron Nagle, Alvar Aato, Karl Fritsch and more at the prince of art & design fairs.

June 13, 2011	Venice Biennale CLOSE ENCOUNTERS by Linda Yablonsky Beyond the Tintorettos at the 54th Venice Biennale.

June 13, 2011	Venice Biennale PRADA FOUNDATION, & MORE Photos by Linda Yablonsky The Prada Foundation takes up temporary quarters at Ca' Correr della Regina, plus people out in Venice.

June 10, 2011	FriendsWithYou THE GOOD CHEER ESTHETIC by Elisabeth Kley The Miami art collective FriendsWithYou brings back childlike wonder in a new show at The Hole on Bowery.

June 9, 2011	Art Reviews NEW ART IN TOKYO by Elisabeth Kley Hiroshi Sugito & Jun Aoki, "Zen and the Psychedelic," Shoshiro Matsubara, Kun Ying Lin, Megumi Yamashiro, sangjunRoh, Yosuke Kobashi, Chiyuki Sadagami.

June 6, 2011	Jennifer Schmidt SOUND IN PRINT by Pedro Vélez An interview with the Brooklyn-based conceptual artist who makes sound installations and supergraphics.

June 1, 2011	CHRIS KRAUS: FILMS FROM THE 1980S AND '90S by Elisabeth Kley Film experiments from the super-8 era by punk intellectual and author Chris Kraus at Real Fine Arts in Brooklyn.

May

May 31, 2011	IRREVERENT TRUTHS by Gorgon Richard Serra’s black stuff, Richard Prince’s empty shells, Ellsworth Kelly’s meaningless presence.

May 26, 2011	Gustav Metzger THE PAST IS PRESENT by Emily Nathan The New Museum gives radical British artist Gustav Metzger his first solo exhibition in a U.S. museum.

May 25, 2011	JIMMY BAKER'S DOUBLE TILLMAN by Pedro Vélez At the Cincinnati Contemporary Arts Center, painter Jimmy Baker mixes radical painting and radical politics.

May 23, 2011	Josephine Meckseper DEJA VOODOO by Bill Powers Red, white and black is almost as American as red, white and blue in Josephine Meckseper’s show at the FLAG Art Foundation.

May 23, 2011	Ron Nagle DISQUIET IN CLAY by Brook S. Mason A new award and new shows for the 72-year-old San Francisco artist Ron Nagle.

May 17, 2011	Emily Sundblad SUNDAY PAINTERby Elisabeth Kley The Lower East Side gallery éminence grise and performance artist has a painting show at Algus Greenspon.

May 12, 2011	Eve Sussman NEW ALPHAVILLE by Laura K. Jones Eve Sussman and the Rufus Corporation unveil a sci-fi world that is edited in real time.

May 11, 2011	John Storrs MACHINE-AGE MODERNIST by N.F. Karlins An American who lived and worked in France, John Storrs was a pioneer of modernist sculpture in the U.S.

May 10, 2011	Team Gallery OLE JOSE! by Elisabeth Kley Jose Freire’s Team Gallery opens a new second space at 47 Wooster Street with painter David Ratcliff.

April

Apr. 29, 2011	Voina in St. Petersburg THE DICK OF THE MATTERby Matthew Brown The inside story of Voina, the St. Petersburg-based anarchist art collective that kisses the cops and is chased by them, too.

Apr. 29, 2011	Paul Caranicas REALIST PAINTING & MODERN LIFE by Walter Robinson Formalist invention and eco-consciousness via a 30-year survey of paintings by Paul Caranicas at Bernarducci Meisel.

Apr. 27, 2011	Participant, Inc. PARTY UNDERGROUND by Elisabeth Kley Lovett/Codagnone headline a benefit for Lia Gangitano's Particpant, Inc., held at Sikkema, Jenkins & Co.

Apr. 22, 2011	Art in Mexico City CLOSE ENCOUNTERS Mexico City collectors, artists, galleries, museums exhibitions and VIP art events surrounding Zona Maco 2011.

Apr. 22, 2011	Joan Semmel THE FEMINIST NUDE by Barbara Pollack Both confrontational and vulnerable, painter Joan Semmel, a pioneer of feminist figuration, shows new works at Alexander Gray Gallery.

Apr. 20, 2011	Zona Maco 2011 CLOSE ENCOUNTERS by Linda Yablonsky Linda Yablonsky on Mexico City's premier art fair, Zona MACO 2011.

Apr. 20, 2011	Michael Wynne TRUE COLLECTING by Pedro Vélez Dallas artist Michael Wynne builds his art collection the right way.

Apr. 15, 2011	MOCA Los Angeles ART IN THE STREETS by Hunter Drohojowska-Philp Jeffrey Deitch, Banksy, Shepard Fairey, Os Gemeos, Fab Five Freddy, Barry McGee, Lee Quinones and more in "Art in the Streets" at MOCA Los Angeles.

Apr. 15, 2011	Omer Fast THE MAN BEHIND THE CURTAIN by Emily Nathan Omer Fast's Godville in "Found in Translation" at the Guggenheim.

Apr. 15, 2011	Art Cologne 2011 SCENT OF SUCCESS? by Pedro Vélez Out and about at Germany's own art fair, Art Cologne, Apr. 13-17, 2011.

Apr. 15, 2011	Walther Collection Project Space JO RACTLIFFE: LIFE & DEATH IN ANGOLA by Barbara Pollack South African photographer Jo Ractliffe brings her photos of Angola to the new Walther Collection Project Space in Chelsea.

Apr. 14, 2011	SOFA New York: DECO ARTS AND DESIGN by Brook S. Mason Now in its 14th edition, the fair for deco arts and design gets a total facelift. Idris Khan at Yvon Lambert New York, the spiritual as subject of an avant-garde investigation.

Apr. 14, 2011	Idris Khan GOD IS GREAT by Walter Robinson Idris Khan at Yvon Lambert New York, the spiritual as subject of an avant-garde investigation.

Apr. 12, 2011	Richard Serra THE MET GOES MODERN by Walter Robinson "Richard Serra Drawing: A Retrospective" is an art epiphany at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Apr. 11, 2011	Mark Morrisroe DEATH AND HIGH SPIRITS by Olivia Good "Mark Morrisroe: From This Moment On" at Artists Space.

Apr. 8, 2011	Simon Leung COSMOPOLITAN NOMAD by Elisabeth Kley The peripatetic life of art world intellectual Warren Niesluchowski is the subject of Simon Leung's new docuvideo at CUE Art Foundation.

Apr. 8, 2011	Braco Dimitrijevic CASUAL PASSER-BY by Walter Robinson The first U.S. survey of works by Braco Dimitrijevic at White Box in SoHo.

Apr. 4, 2011	CBPA Chicago BOOKWORMS IN NERD HEAVEN by Pedro Vélez A visit to The Center for Book & Paper Arts at Columbia College Chicago.

Apr. 1, 2011	Malcolm Morley: RULES OF ENGAGEMENT by Walter Robinson At Sperone Westwater, a dozen new paintings by the pop realist painter Malcolm Morley.

Apr. 1, 2011	Artnet Design DESIGN MIAMI/BASEL SHAPES UP FOR JUNE by Brook S. Mason The 12th edition of the design-world destination art fair looks bright.

March

Mar. 24, 2011	Joe Fyfe: PAINTER'S APOTHEOSIS by Walter Robinson What does an abstract painter want? Color, texture, surface, gesture. . . . Joe Fyfe at James Graham & Sons, New York.

Mar. 25, 2011	Tom Otterness: ANIMAL SPIRITS by Walter Robinson "Tom Otterness: Animal Spirits" at Marlborough Gallery in New York.

Mar. 25, 2011	GOTHAM ART & THEATER by Elisabeth Kley Miriam Cahn at Elisabeth Dee, Jonas Wood at Anton Kern, and Frank Calloway at Andrew Edlin.

Mar. 24, 2011	Sonia Delaunay: REAPING WHAT SHE SEWS by Emily Nathan Colorist Sonia Delaunay shows her spots -- and her checks and zigzags -- in an exhibition of textiles at the Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum.

Mar. 22, 2011	TEFAF Maastricht 2011: MASTERPIECE MASH by Brook S. Mason From Rembrandt to Jenny Saville, over 30,000 works worth $1.4 billion showcased by 260 dealers from 16 countries.

Mar. 17, 2011	AIPAD Photo Show: LOOK SMART by Walter Robinson A quick look at the Association of International Photography Art Dealers Photography Show with critic Carlo McCormick and painter Duncan Hannah.

Mar. 17, 2011	At the Brooklyn Museum: TIPIS OF THE BROOKLYN PLAINS by N.F. Karlins Three full-sized tipis plus 160 Plains Indian objects in a remarkable survey of Native American artistry.

Mar. 16, 2011	Terry Allen: FROM SEA TO DARKER SEA by Hunter Drohojowska-Philp In a new exhibition at L.A. Louver, Terry Allen reconceives Antonin Artaud's journey into madness.

Mar. 14, 2011	BLINDED BY THE LIGHT by Beatrice Thornton Two kinds of "Drawing by Light" at Paul Kasmin Gallery -- with neon by Iván Navarro and with paper negatives by 19th-century photographers.

Mar. 11, 2011	Video Art Fair: MOVE IT OR LOSE IT by Emily Nathan A report from Chelsea dealer Ed Winkleman's Moving Image Art Fair of Contemporary Video Art.

Mar. 9, 2011	Beijing Notebook: ART & POLITICS IN CHINA by Barbara Pollack Wang Gongxin, Lin Tianmiao, Baron Guy Ullens, Song Dong, Wang Jin, Liang Yuanwei, Li Yousong, Zhao Liang, more.

Mar. 3, 2011	Maria Petschnig: NAUGHTY AND NICE by Elisabeth Kley Questions of erotic intimacy and kinky sexuality in photographs and videos by the Austrian artist Maria Petschnig.

Mar. 2, 2011	ADAA Art Show: SHOW AND TELL by Walter Robinson The Art Dealers Association of America presents the 23rd annual Art Show at the Park Avenue Armory.

Mar. 1, 2011	Art & Antiques: NICE IN NAPLES by Brook S. Mason David Lester's new fair in Naples, Fla., hones in on a rich and untapped market.

February

Feb. 23, 2011	Kai Althoff: LONELY HEART by Elisabeth Kley At Gladstone Gallery in Chelsea, artist Kai Althoff constructs a otherworldly narrative of youth and desire.

Feb. 18, 2011	Stuart Hawkins: HAPPY HOMEMAKER by Barbara Pollack New York artist Stuart Hawkins takes a comical look at globalization.

Feb. 17, 2011	Van Cleef & Arpels: TIME TO DAZZLE by Brook S. Mason "Set in Style: The Jewelry of Van Cleef & Arpels" opens at the Smithsonian Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum.

Feb. 16, 2011	VALENTINE FOLLY by Emily Nathan In which our heroine tries to buy a date from a vending machine.

Feb. 11, 2011	Lynda Benglis: TOP FORM by Emily Nathan The New Museum presents a long-overdue survey of works by the pioneering feminist sculptor Lynda Benglis.

Feb. 10, 2011	L.A. CONFIDENTIAL by Pedro Vélez The Art Los Angeles Contemporary art fair and more from the Left Coast capital.

Feb. 9, 2011	ME ROBOT by Walter Robinson In MoMA’s "Projects" series, Danish artist Henrik Olesen wants to be a machine.

Feb. 8, 2011	Tom Phillips: GO DIGITAL YOUNG MAN by Adrian Dannatt The celebrated English portrait painter takes his "Humument" project into the iTunes world.

Feb. 3, 2011	Brice Dellsperger: MULTIPLICITY OF MASKS by Elisabeth Kley Brice Dellsperger’s gender-bending filmic vision turns to Eyes Wide Shut.

Feb. 2, 2011	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson George Condo, Luis Camnitzer, León Ferrari, Vargas-Suarez-Universal, Gerd and Gego, David Hammons, Rachel Feinstein, more.

January

Jan. 26, 2011	OLD MASTER IN DENIM by N.F. Karlins Newly discovered paintings by a 17th-century Italianate painter dubbed the Master of the Blue Jeans.

Jan. 21, 2011	WINTER WONDERLAND by Brook S. Mason At the Winter Antiques Show 2011, hipster celebs, $5 million-plus price tags and new buying snap.

Jan. 19, 2011	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson Dior, Phillips de Pury, Robert Irwin, Irving Penn, Jill Krementz, David Aronson, T.R. Ericsson, Tibor de Nagy’s 60th, more.

Jan. 18, 2011	YVON’S PARIS by Beatrice Thornton The city of light via the works of a little-known early-20th-century postcard photographer.

Jan. 14, 2011	DAY JOB by N.F. Karlins Working artists do the 9-to-5 thing at the Drawing Center.

Jan. 13, 2011	CHICAGO 2010 by Pedro Vélez The Year of Theaster Gates, plus notes on important artists, exhibitions, controversies and critics in the Windy City.

Jan. 11, 2011	ARTNET DESIGN by Brook S. Mason Ezra Stoller’s architectural photos, Peter Marino’s Dior makeover, Lowy’s frames are in demand, and Jens Praet’s furniture made from magazines.

Jan. 10, 2011	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson Aura Rosenberg, Taro Suzuki, Larry Clark, Jesse McCloskey, Barton Lidice Benes, McDermott & McGough, Jon Kessler, Joe Zucker, Sam Samore, Joe Bradley, Ann Craven, more.

Jan. 7, 2011	ALL THE LITTLE PEOPLE by Elisabeth Kley Charles LeDray goes "micro" at the Whitney Museum.

Jan. 6, 2011	VIENNA ART WEEK 2010 by Julie Ryan "Crossing Limits," Christoph Schlingensief, Jonathan Meese, Ragnar Kjartandsson, Caroline Heider, Henri Chopin, more.

Jan. 5, 2011	SENSUAL SPACES by N.F. Karlins A look at the yin and yang of ceramics and baskets in "Contained Excitement" at Cavin-Morris Gallery.

Jan. 4, 2011	LONDON DISPATCH by Laura K. Jones Martin Creed, Genesis P-Orridge, Charles Saatchi, Tracey Emin, Gilbert & George, "400 Women," Gary Webb, Rachel Kneebone, Hannah Barry, Ibid Projects, more.

December

Dec. 23, 2010	THE ARAB MODERN by Barbara Pollack A report on the opening of Mathaf, the Arab Museum of Modern Art, in Doha, Qatar.

Dec. 21, 2010	ARTNET DESIGN by Brook S. Mason Movers, shakers and milestones for 2010 -- and the coming year.

Dec. 21, 2010	MYTH AND DREAM by Emily Nathan The past and present merge in Sergei Isupov’s porcelain sculptures.

Dec. 17, 2010	LIBRARY STUDIES by Beatrice Thornton Massimo Listri’s photographs of great European libraries at the Morgan.

Dec. 10, 2010	ART GALLERY AMBLE by Robert G. Edelman Damien Hirst, Neil Jenney, Enoch Perez, Jenny Holzer, Judith Bernstein, Jasper Johns, more.

Dec. 3, 2010	DALLAS, OH DALLAS! by Pedro Vélez Part I of a report on art in the Lone Star State.

Dec. 2, 2010	SEA SPIRIT by Deborah Ripley Isaac Julien’s new film, Ten Thousand Waves.

Dec. 2, 2010	INFINITY OF NATIONS by N.F. Karlins The Gustav Heye Center’s new installation of 700 works from its collection is both deep and wide.

November

Nov. 30, 2010	SAN FRANCISCO SKETCH by Walter Robinson SFMOMA, Gary Simmons, Isca Greenfield-Sanders, Sara VanDerBeek, Shannon Finley, more.

Nov. 19, 2010	Beyond the Art World by Ben Davis Where art begins.

Nov. 18, 2010	LATITUDE OF LOVE by Walter Robinson Hiro Yamagata’s "Atmosphere" at the Tenri Cultural Institute.

Nov. 17, 2010	ARTNET INSIDER by Rosetta Stone Kate Moss, need we say more? Plus Alex Prager, John Currin, Tony Fitzpatrick and Tommy Tune.

Nov. 15, 2010	ARTNET DESIGN by Brook S. Mason The Brooklyn Museum of Art/Modernism Awards, Dominick Dunne’s art, sales at SOFA, more.

Nov. 12, 2010	THE BIG CRIT by Walter Robinson Holland Cotter’s AICA lecture, "Art Critic, So What?"

Nov. 9, 2010	PAPER CHASE by Deborah Ripley A tale of two more art-on-paper fairs: the E/AB and the New York Art Book Fair.

Nov. 5, 2010	PAPER CHASE by Deborah Ripley Prints and more at the annual IFPDA Print Fair at the Park Avenue Armory.

Nov. 4, 2010	MAGAZINE RACK by Grant Mandarino Art in America, Art Journal, New Left Review.

Nov. 1, 2010	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson A misbegotten gallery round, plus "MOVE!" at MoMA PS1, Phillips de Pury goes uptown, Hammer Galleries, more.

October

Oct. 29, 2010	ARTNET DESIGN by Brook S. Mason Nadia Pasquer, Daniel Buren, "Material Poetry," Swedish antiques, De Vera taste, Alain Douillard, more.

Oct. 28, 2010	TRANSCENDENT TRASH by Ben Davis Fishing in the gutter with Ester Partegàs at Foxy Production.

Oct. 27, 2010	MORBID BEAUTY by Laura K. Jones The artificial exotica of British artist Mat Collishaw.

Oct. 27, 2010	ART FOR AUTUMN by N.F. Karlins The Hudson River School and more at Questroyal Fine Art in Manhattan.

Oct. 22, 2010	LONDON DISPATCH by Laura K. Jones Frieze Week, with Damien Hirst, Paul McCarthy, Des Hughes, Ryan McGinley, Ai Weiwei, "House of the Noble Man," more.

Oct. 22, 2010	ARTNET INSIDER by Rosetta Stone Where’s Damien? Plus, notes on Frieze, the best vid in NYC and Gordon Onslow Ford.

Oct. 20, 2010	MOTHER COURAGE by Walter Robinson Patricia Piccinini’s sci-fi sculptures test our humanity.

Oct. 19, 2010	QUADRUPLE HITTER by Brook S. Mason The 22nd International Fine Art & Antique Dealers Show, plus three special gallery shows of Old Masters.

Oct. 13, 2010	ART FILMS IN TORONTO by David D’Arcy Werner Herzog, Lynn Hershman, Julian Schnabel, Yves St. Laurent, Anselm Kiefer, more.

Oct. 8, 2010	LONDON DISPATCH by Laura K. Jones Paola Pivi, Anti Design, “Loud Flash,” Pinkietessa, “Back, Sack and Crack,” Henry Moore’s Old Flo, Racky la Rue, Helene Appel, Cineroleum, Marisol Malatesta, Thomas Scheibitz and the Turner Prize.

Oct. 8, 2010	ART IN THE TIME OF AUSTERITY by Ben Davis A Tale of Two Art Worlds.

Oct. 6, 2010	ACTION MOVIE by Kayla Guthrie Sexual communion -- and community -- in A.L. Steiner and A.K. Burns’ film Community Action Center.

Oct. 1, 2010	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson Sue Williams, Dominic Nurre, Heather Bennett, Pam Lins, Scott Lyall, Tobias Putrih, more.

September

Sept. 30, 2010	MUSIC MAN by Pedro Vélez Actually listening to "Christian Marclay: Festival" at the Whitney Museum.

Sept. 28, 2010	ROLL TAPE by Ben Davis Zilvinas Kempinas’ "post-minimalist disco dungeon," Ballroom.

Sept. 27, 2010	SPACE INVADERS by Tiff Chalmers Opening in Los Angeles: LACMA’s Resnick Pavilion and L&M Arts.

Sept. 24, 2010	ARTNET INSIDER by Rosetta Stone Marianne Boesky, Liao Yibai, Damien Hirst, Robert Rauschenberg, Loretta Howard, Mac Premo, Arlene Shechet, more.

Sept. 21, 2010	UNE NOUVELLE BELLE ÉPOQUE by Brook S. Mason Asians, Americans and some Europeans at the 25th Biennale des Antiquaires in Paris.

Sept. 19, 2010	GWANGJU RULES by Ben Davis Massimiliano Gioni’s "10,000 Lives" in Gwangju redeems the biennial.

Sept. 16, 2010	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson Dan Colen, Pipilotti Rist, Louise Bourgeois & Tracey Emin, Mark Newson, Anselm Reyle skateboards, Sterling Ruby ashtrays, more.

Sept. 15, 2010	GATEWAY TO THE HIMALAYAS by N.F. Karlins Buddhas and deities at the Rubin Museum of Art.

Sept. 14, 2010	FREAK FLAG by Elisabeth Kley David LaChapelle, Michael Jackson and the Catholic Church.

Sept. 8, 2010	KID STUFF by Walter Robinson "Yoshitomo Nara: Nobody’s Fool" at the Asia Society Museum.

Sept. 3, 2010	ARTNET DESIGN by Brook S. Mason Design Miami update, Constantin & Laureen Boym to Doha, Anish Kapoor for Bulgari, Cristóbal Balenciaga, Cecily Brown, more.

Sept. 2, 2010	MAGAZINE RACK by Grant Mandarino In the August issues of our favorite art mags, it was museums, museums, museums (what else was open?).

August

Aug. 31, 2010	REPORT FROM REYKJAVIK by David D’Arcy Spessi, Eggert Johanesson, Katrin Sigurdardottir, Friederike von Rauch, David Byrne, Fridgeir Helgason, Ragnar Axelsson, more.

Aug. 30, 2010	THE "EMERGING" CONSENSUS by Ben Davis “Greater New York” through the lens of "emerging adulthood."

Aug. 26, 2010	PITY THE TREE by Elisabeth Kley Kal Spelletich brings forest giants down to a sad human level.

Aug. 23, 2010	TUT TUT TUT by N.F. Karlins A look at twin shows of King Tut, one in New York and the other in Denver.

Aug. 20, 2010	SUMMER OF PLOP by Pedro Vélez Tony Tasset’s Eye, Ben Stone’s Ghost, Roger Hiorns’ Untitled (Alliance) and Shane Selzer’s Grey Lady.

Aug. 20, 2010	ARTNET GOSSIP by Rosetta Stone Suggestions on fall’s not-to-be-missed art events, from Artnet mag’s trusty writers.

Aug. 19, 2010	KURT LIVES by Ben Davis Letter from Seattle: Failing to attain Nirvana at the Seattle Art Museum.

Aug. 17, 2010	BERKSHIRES STYLE by Sarah Archer "20/21: Modern Style and Studio Craft" opens in August.

Aug. 11, 2010	ACTION ARRESTED by Elisabeth Kley Babette Mangolte’s Minimalist photographs and films.

Aug. 6, 2010	EYEFUL by Walter Robinson Sean Mellyn’s "Paper Monet" at APF Lab.

Aug. 4, 2010	"SOCIAL MEDIA ART" IN THE EXPANDED FIELD by Ben Davis Squaring the circle of "art and social media."

Aug. 3, 2010	MAD ALLURE by Erik Bakke Rupert Goldsworthy’s paintings take the pulse of Berlin’s social spectacle.

July

July 29, 2010	SOUVENIRS OF SALVATION by Elisabeth Kley Jack Pierson’s exotic souvenirs at Bortolami Gallery.

July 28, 2010	WILD RIDE by N.F. Karlins Paintings, and a few skateboards, by autistic artist Dan Miller at Ricco/Maresca.

July 28, 2010	ARTNET GOSSIP by Rosetta Stone The surf art esthetic in New York. Plus, hot stuff in Sante Fe, London’s LAPADA Art & Antiques Fair.

July 27, 2010	HUMAN CAMERA by Elisabeth Kley Forty years of film art from Michel Auder -- by turns glamorous, lyrical and seedy.

July 23, 2010	MAGAZINE RACK by Grant Mandarino Taking stock of the "Griffin Years" at Artforum.

July 19, 2010	REPORT FROM ZURICH by Aoife Rosenmeyer Summer art happenings in the Swiss city.

July 16, 2010	MACHINE TOOL by Ben Davis Brion Gysin, pursuing the Other, on a cloud of smoke, into his own mind.

July 14, 2010	THE BORING AND THE BEAUTIFUL by Hunter Drohojowska-Philp "Pure Beauty" at LACMA shows John Baldessari to be "moral, responsible."

July 13, 2010	SANTA FE SCENE by Brook S. Mason SOFA West in Santa Fe: impressive venue, huge potential.

July 2, 2010	ARTNET DESIGN by Brook S. Mason For Independence Day, the ultimate in Old Glory. Plus, more luxe from London.

June

June 18, 2010	REALITY BITES by Kimberly Bradley Striving for social consciousness in the 6th edition of the Berlin Biennale.

June 18, 2010	ARTNET GOSSIP by Rosetta Stone Interesting art-market figures for May, and the new ArtAspen art fair, plus more.

June 17, 2010	DESIGNER DREAMS by Ben Davis Alex Dodge’s anxiety of influence, towards the Apple Corp.

June 17, 2010	GLAMOUR, AGAIN by Stefan Kobel The new art-market boom at Art 41 Basel.

June 16, 2010	LUXURY PROBLEMS by Stefan Kobel Young art at Liste 15 and Art Basel’s "Art Statements" section, plus a word on "Art Unlimited."

June 11, 2010	OLYMPIC HEIGHTS by Brook S. Mason David and Lee Ann Lester debut their new London International Fine Art Fair.

June 11, 2010	DECAYING WORLD by Elisabeth Kley New works by Nate Lowman and Karla Black at Andrea Rosen Gallery.

June 11, 2010	POLKEPHEMERA by Charlie Finch RIP Sigmar Polke, 1941-2010.

June 10, 2010	THE DAWN OF THE ROMANTIC by N.F. Karlins British painter Richard Wilson paved the way for Constable and Turner.

June 9, 2010	JOHN GIORNO LIVE by Elisabeth Kley The celebrated New York poet does his first gallery installation in Manhattan.

June 4, 2010	EAT THE RICH by Walter Robinson Shepard Fairey’s missed opportunity.

June 3, 2010	MY TIME WITH TUT by N.F. Karlins "Tutankhamun and the Golden Age of the Pharaohs," plus other mummy related goings-on in New York.

June 1, 2010	WISH YOU WERE HERE by Elisabeth Kley Work and play in Devon Dikeou’s "It’s Déjà vu All Over Again.".

May

May 26, 2010	ARTNET DESIGN by Brook S. Mason Design Onscreen, Lucienne Day, Leleu, Carlos Cruz-Diez, Pol Quadens, Maria Pergay, Miuccia Prada, and François-Xavier Lalanne’s 1968 Chat Polymorph.

May 26, 2010	MAGAZINE RACK by Grant Mandarino May 2010 issues of Artforum, Art Monthly, Mute, Art in America and ARTnews.

May 25, 2010	LITTLE ART FILMS by David D’Arcy Picasso, Vermeer, Hockney, Casa Bronfman and more in the latest crop of art documentaries.

May 24, 2010	GOTHAM ART & THEATER by Elisabeth Kley Edward Kienholz’ Roxys, plus new work by T.J. Wilcox, Colette, Brent Green and Jorge Pardo.

May 21, 2010	MOMA THE KID by Walter Robinson "Greater New York" opens at P.S.1 in Queens.

May 18, 2010	THE AGE OF SEMI- POST- POSTMODERNISM by Ben Davis An assessment of the state of an unfortunately still-relevant concept.

May 14, 2010	GOTHAM ART & THEATER by Elisabeth Kley Lil Picard, Lizzi Bougatsos and Lee Bul.

May 12, 2010	Close it, sell it, MAKE SOmeTHING new by Pedro Vélez Art Chicago has become the Nick Nolte of art fairs.

April

Apr. 30, 2010	PICASSOS FOR THE MET by Walter Robinson The auctions are coming, let’s buy some art.

Apr. 29, 2010	FOLK ART NOTEBOOK by N.F. Karlins Winfred Rembert at Adelson Galleries, and "WOMEN ONLY: Folk Art by Female Hands" at the American Folk Art Museum.

Apr. 28, 2010	THE SORCERESS OF CEDAR by Alexandra Anderson-Spivy What’s so unsettling about Ursula von Rydingsvard’s eccentric, craggy sculptures?

Apr. 27, 2010	MAGAZINE RACK by Grant Mandarino April issues of Art Papers, Artforum, ARTnews and The Arts Politic.

Apr. 23, 2010	ARTNET DESIGN by Brook S. Mason New art-and-antiques festival for NYC, new design fair for Miami, Keno Auctions launches, Eyjafjallajökull: the Watch.

Apr. 23, 2010	GOTHAM ART & THEATER by Elisabeth Kley Simon Hantaï, Eileen Quinlan and Willie Cole.

Apr. 22, 2010	METROPOLITAN PICASSO by Walter Robinson Random thoughts on "Picasso in the Metropolitan Museum of Art."

Apr. 20, 2010	PUERTO RICO IS HARDCORE by Pedro Vélez Reflections on an island on the verge of a nervous breakdown.

Apr. 15, 2010	LONDON DISPATCH, PART TWO by Laura K. Jones Gary Webb, "Cape Farewell," more.

Apr. 14, 2010	LONDON DISPATCH, PART ONE by Laura K. Jones "Crash," Bani Abidi, Ximena Garrido-Lecca, Kelly-Anne Davitt, Bruce McLean, Testbed 1, "Peeping Tom," Giles Round, Richard Hamilton.

Apr. 12, 2010	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson George Condo, Rosemarie Trockel, Paul Rusconi, Sundarshan Shetty, Tatiana Trouvé, Alberto di Fabio, more.

Apr. 9, 2010	CHILDISH AS HE WANTS TO BE by Ben Davis Billy Childish’s nihilistically amateurish flower painting.

Apr. 9, 2010	ARTNET DESIGN by Brook S. Mason New paradigm for Thaddaeus Ropac, John Lautner news, Joris Laarman, more.

Apr. 7, 2010	DIGITAL DESACRALIZATION by Ben Davis The Vatican puts the Sistine Chapel online, raising some questions.

Apr. 2, 2010	IT’S A SAD, SAD WORLD by Walter Robinson "Haunted" at the Guggenheim Museum.

March

Mar. 30, 2010	SAN FRANCISCO SKETCHY by Walter Robinson Cartier, King Tut, "Shanghai," Luc Tuymans, Tomokazu Matsuyama, John Bankston, Shannon Ebner, Theophilus Brown, Diane Arbus, more.

Mar. 29, 2010	FREE THE BARNES 800 by Walter Robinson Straitjacketed for 90 years, the Barnes collection deserves better.

Mar. 26, 2010	MINOR MIRACLES by Ben Davis Jessica Jackson Hutchins looks for a way out.

Mar. 24, 2010	MAGAZINE RACK by Grant Mandarino March issues of Art in America, ARTnews, Artforum and Art Review.

Mar. 18, 2010	GAGA AT THE PHOTO FAIR by Walter Robinson Searching for the MacGuffin at the 30th AIPAD Photography Show in New York.

Mar. 17, 2010	TEFAF MAASTRICHT 2010 by Brook S. Mason Briefly plunged into darkness, the world’s finest fair emerges still glittering with feverish sales.

Mar. 10, 2010	IT’S NOT THE SIZE. . . by Ben Davis Scoring Jeff Koons’ "Skin Fruit" vs. Shaq’s "Size Does Matter."

Mar. 9, 2010	ARMORY WEEK 2010 by Walter Robinson The art fairs all go round and round.

Mar. 8, 2010	GIFT HORSE by Laura K. Jones A visit to the UK premiere of Banksy’s new film, Exit through the Gift Shop.

Mar. 4, 2010	THE COLOR OF MEANING by Adrian Dannatt New paintings by the Georgia artist Alexandro Santana.

Mar. 3, 2010	DIGITAL DREAMS by Blake Stone-Banks China’s urbane new generation of digital photography tricksters.

February

Feb. 23, 2010	MAGAZINE RACK by Grant Mandarino February issues of Artforum, Art in America, The New Criterion and Flash Art.

Feb. 19, 2010	X OUT by Ben Davis The lesson’s of X-Initiative’s final show, "Bring Your Own Art."

Feb. 12, 2010	GOTHAM ART & THEATER by Elisabeth Kley "Rip it Up and Start Again" at Artists Space, "Ecstatic Peace Poetry Journal" at White Columns and "Double Bill" at Art in General.

Feb. 11, 2010	LONDON DISPATCH by Laura K. Jones Vyner Street, Magali Reus, A K Dolven, Rolf Wallin, Rebecca Stevenson, Bishi, Paul Pieroni, Aleksandra Domanovic, Destroy All Monsters, John Sinclair, Polly Morgan, Michael Landy, Walton Ford, more.

Feb. 9, 2010	PAPER CHASE by Deborah Ripley Part two of our report on "Philagrafika 2010," the citywide print exposition in Philadelphia.

Feb. 5, 2010	FIERA! FIERA! FIERA! by Mark Kostabi The Bologna art fair thunders on.

Feb. 4, 2010	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson "The Visible Vagina," Superflex, KK Kozik, Jon Pylypchuk, Philip Haas, Ned Smyth, XXX Macarena, Gelitin, Damien Hirst.

Feb. 2, 2010	MCLAUGHLIN REDISCOVERED by N.F. Karlins The Zen spirit in L-1958.

Feb. 1, 2010	PAPER CHASE by Deborah Ripley "Philagraphika 2010" exposes "The Graphic Unconscious."

January

Jan. 29, 2009	CHICAGO BUILD UP by Pedro Vélez A survey of notable 2009 art events in the Windy City, plus "Italics" at the MCA.

Jan. 28, 2009	THE BAUHAUS IN HISTORY by Ben Davis The Bauhaus and the contradictions of artistic utopia.

Jan. 26, 2009	AS GOOD AS IT GETS by Brook S. Mason The 2010 Winter Antiques Show in New York.

Jan. 25, 2009	MAGAZINE RACK by Grant Mandarino Crossing the streams in Modern Painters, Juxtapoz, Frieze and Art in America.

Jan. 22, 2010	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson Marcus Schinwald, No Longer Empty’s "Never Can Say Goodbye," Antony McCall, James Siena, Anna Von Mertens, Hannes Bend, "Look Again," more.

Jan. 21, 2010	GOTHAM ART & THEATER by Elisabeth Kley Virgil Marti, Claire Fontaine, Omer Fast, Sharon Lockhart, Robin Graubard and Hélio Oiticica.

Jan. 11, 2010	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson Thomas Dozol, Ellen von Unwerth, R. Kern, Warhol drawings of feet, Annette Lemieux, MPA, Matthew Cusick, Vadim Katznelson, Les Rogers, John Tottenham, more.

Jan. 7, 2010	PHOTOS FOR TINO by Ben Davis The erotics of Tino Sehgal’s photo ban.

Jan. 5, 2010	GOTHAM ART & THEATER by Elisabeth Kley Martin Wong, Christian Holstad, Wallace Berman, Tommy Hartung, Kuba Bakowski, Clara Tice.

December

Dec. 29, 2009	LONDON DISPATCH by Laura K. Jones Mustafa Hulusi, Peter Davies, Phil Collins, Katie Paterson, Bob Law, William E. Jones, Lise Hovesen, Daniel Sinsel, Boo Saville and more.

Dec. 22, 2009	HOLIDAY MUSEUM-HOPPING by N.F. Karlins The Horse Nation, American Beauty, El Greco, New York folk artists and the Danube Valley.

Dec. 21, 2009	A LITTLE MORE ON MIAMI by Walter Robinson The Maybach, "Being in the World," NADA, the De La Cruz Collection, Miami street murals, Robert Indiana’s HOPE, Claire Fontaine, more.

Dec. 18, 2009	MAGAZINE RACK by Grant Mandarino December issues of Artforum, ARTnews, Art in America and Art Monthly.

Dec. 15, 2009	GOOD OLD BOYS by Alexandra Anderson-Spivy Richard Serra, Dan Flavin, Red Grooms, Philip Pearlstein and Al Held.

Dec. 11, 2009	LOST IN MIAMI by Ben Davis Wandering through Art Basel Miami Beach 2009.

Dec. 7, 2009	ARTNET GOSSIP by Rosetta Stone Naughty doings, online and in Miami Beach.

Dec. 3, 2009	MIAMI MANIA 2009 by Walter Robinson Art Basel Miami Beach 2009 takes off.

November

Nov. 24, 2009	IN DEFENSE OF CONCEPTS by Ben Davis A new battle between "conceptual" and "traditional" art.

Nov. 24, 2009	SILVER ANNIVERSARY by N.F. Karlins Choice early photographs at Hans P. Kraus, Jr. Fine Photography.

Nov. 20, 2009	MAGAZINE RACK by Grant Mandarino November issues of ARTnews, Artforum and Art in America.

Nov. 19, 2009	GOTHAM ART & THEATER by Elisabeth Kley Tracey Emin, Steve Gianakos, Sister Mary Corita Kent, Jonas Mekas, William Kentridge, Joan Jonas.

Nov. 11, 2009	CHICAGO A GO-GO by Brook S. Mason Windy City news update, Richard Gray "pop-up," SOFA art fair, more.

Nov. 13, 2009	ALICE’S WONDERLAND by Walter Robinson "Alice Guy Blanché: Cinema Pioneer" at the Whitney Museum.

Nov. 11, 2009	ARTNET GOSSIP by Rosetta Stone Good stuff at Artnet Auctions. Plus, cakes, meat, bullfights and more.

Nov. 10, 2009	GOTHAM ART & THEATER by Elisabeth Kley George Grosz, Fernell Franco, Sally Mann, Justine Kurland, Hellen van Meene and Keizo Kitajima.

Nov. 6, 2009	PAPER CHASE by Deborah Ripley Prints in New York in fall 2009, at auction and at the fairs.

Nov. 5, 2009	LOST IN TIME by Ben Davis Josh Gosfield imagines the life of completely made-up French pop star "Gigi Gaston."

Oct. 29, 2009	RED ALL OVER by Walter Robinson A spiritual journey -- in ketchup -- from Cosimo Cavallaro.

Oct. 26, 2009	I REALLY WANT TO DIRECT by David D’Arcy With so many artists working in video, their percolation to feature films is only a matter of time, or of ambition.

Oct. 23, 2009	LIGHT TOUCH by Ben Davis Rafael Lozano-Hemmer represents the future of art -- but what kind of future is it?

Oct. 21, 2009	LONDON DISPATCH by Laura K. Jones Frieze Art Fair number seven, plus more, much more.

Oct. 20, 2009	LITTLE THINGS MEAN A LOT by Alexandra Anderson-Spivy The Brothers Quay, Thomas Lanigan-Schmidt and John Evans, Robert Kinmont and Jacques Henri Lartigue.

Oct. 19, 2009	HOT TAMALE! by Walter Robinson El Museo del Barrio reopens with "Nexus New York: Latin/American Artists in the Modern Metropolis."

Oct. 19, 2009	ARTNET DESIGN by Brook S. Mason Glamour, super gilt and some drop dead chic at the 21st Haughton International Fine Art & Antique Dealers Show.

Oct. 16, 2009	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson Joe Brainard, Alfred Gescheidt, Mary McConnell, Simone Lucas, A.R. Penck, Jean Paul Riopelle, the Gagosian store, Mike Glier, more.

Oct. 15, 2009	ENDLESS SUMMER by Lara Taubman Bruce Nauman, Kenny Scharf, Zoë Sheehan Saldaña, Sanford Biggers, William Leavitt, Gustavo Artigas, Brian Bress, Neïl Beloufa, June Wayne, Titus Kaphar, more.

Oct. 14, 2009	MAGAZINE RACK by Grant Mandarino October issues of Frieze, Artforum, ARTnews and Art and Auction, summed up.

Oct. 9, 2009	MORE QUESTIONS ABOUT THE ANTI-NEA CAMPAIGN by Ben Davis Some questions for Patrick Courrielche, the man behind the "NEA propaganda story."

Oct. 7, 2009	GOTHAM ART & THEATER by Elisabeth Kley Genesis P-Orridge, K8 Hardy, the Bernadette Corporation, My Barbarian, Naomi Fisher and Austé.

Oct. 5, 2009	ARTNET DESIGN by Brook S. Mason Antiques, kitchenalia, gardenalia and more in Lodon. And Anish Kapoor.

September

Sept. 30, 2009	MOSCOW EXPRESS by Matthew Bown The Moscow Biennale is the best yet; ArtMoscow is an ignominious failure.

Sept. 29, 2009	LONDON DISPATCH by Laura K. Jones Pestival, Rob Pruitt, Henry Hudson, Museum of Non Participation, Matthew Bannon, Vegas Gallery, Ceal Floyer, Mat Collishaw, more.

Sept. 28, 2009	THE NEW CULTURE WARS by Ben Davis A defense of the NEA conference call.

Sept. 25, 2009	ARTNET GOSSIP by Rosetta Stone Have you seen anything good?

Sept. 24, 2009	MAPP & MICH by Lavinia Filippi "Robert Mapplethorpe: Perfection in Form" at Florence’s Galleria dell’Accademia.

Sept. 23, 2009	Shanghai SERENADE by Barbara Pollack Taking the temperature of the Chinese art scene at ShContemporary.

Sept. 21, 2009	MAGAZINE RACK by Grant Mandarino September issues of Artforum, Art in America, ARTnews and Bidoun.

Sept. 18, 2009	SOME ASSEMBLY REQUIRED by Ben Davis Caragh Thuring’s end-of-painting paintings at Simon Preston.

Sept. 18, 2009	REPORT FROM TORONTO by Clare Henry New developments in Canada’s most populous city.

Sept. 11, 2009	COMMUNISTS! IN THE ART WORLD! by Ben Davis Four art institutions that Glenn Beck should look into.

Sept. 4, 2009	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson Louis Eilshemius, Kal Spelletich, Kehinde Wiley, Tauba Auerbach, Davis Rhodes, Rafael Vargas-Suarez, Julie Harvey.

August

Aug. 28, 2009	ARTNET DESIGN by Brook S. Mason The Anna Wintour sensibility. Plus, a fall design preview, and a bit on the gold bug.

Aug. 24, 2009	GOTHAM ART & THEATER by Elisabeth Kley David Goldblatt, Song Dong, Mayer Kirshenblatt, Hurvin Anderson, and Annie Pootoogook.

Aug. 20, 2009	MONEY TALKS by Mary Rinebold The Bruce High Quality Foundation critiques the art market.

Aug. 18, 2009	ARTNET GOSSIP by Rosetta Stone Art world gears up for September openings, Leibovitz at Danzinger, Obama as G.O.D., more.

Aug. 12, 2009	ALONE IN A CROWD by Roger Boyce Ronnie Van Hout at Christchurch City Art Gallery, Christchurch, New Zealand.

Aug. 7, 2009	THE MUSEUM BUBBLE by Ben Davis Who’s to blame for the pain of the non-profit art world?

Aug. 7, 2009	ENDLESS SUMMER by Lara Taubman The Los Angeles gallery scene percolates during the off-season.

Aug. 5, 2009	ARCADIA ALL OVER by N.F. Karlins "Arcadia" at ClampArt and "Desert Light" at Throckmorton Fine Art.

Aug. 4, 2009	ARTNET DESIGN by Brook S. Mason Inside MoMA’s Ron Arad show, Met Museum book gossip, Lauren’s second Gilded Age and Clic’s new art gallery paradigm.

July

July 31, 2009	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson "Andy Warhol: From the Factory," Seth Price, Orchard Street galleries, art in Callicoon, more.

July 28, 2009	BACON, HALF-BAKED by Ben Davis Why philosopher Gilles Deleuze’s book on Francis Bacon is so much tamer than Francis Bacon’s work itself.

July 24, 2009	GOTHAM ART & THEATER by Elisabeth Kley Summer group shows at Marian Goodman, Murray Guy, Alexander and Bonin, Lisa Cooley, Harris Lieberman, Casey Kaplan.

July 22, 2009	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson "Travels in Conceptual Art," M.A.C. Make-Up Art Cosmetics, "Time-Life" at T&S, Steven Harvey Fine Art Projects, more.

July 20, 2009	IRANIAN ART NOW by Ben Davis "Iran Inside Out" at the Chelsea Art Museum.

July 6, 2009	REVOLUTION’S WAKE by Blake Stone-Banks Shows by Huang Rui and Gao Shiqiang represent the changing moment in Beijing.

June

June 25, 2009	GOTHAM ART & THEATER by Elisabeth Kley Huang Yong Ping, Patty Chang, Laurel Nakadate, Andrea Fraser, Sadie Benning, Rochelle Feinstein.

June 23, 2009	VIENNA REPORT by Julie Ryan Spring in the Austrian capital.

June 22, 2009	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson Sterling Ruby, filmmaker.

June 18, 2009	BITTERSWEET CACOPHONY by Ben Davis Bruce Nauman’s vile, refreshing art.

June 16, 2009	DUCHESS SPARKLE by Brook S. Mason The Grosvenor House Art & Antiques Fair, the duchess dowager of fairs, garners new sparkle.

June 12, 2009	OLYMPIAN HEIGHTS by Brook S. Mason Luxe and big bucks at the 36th annual Olympia International Art & Antiques Fair in London.

June 11, 2009	MANON TRANSFORMER by Mary Rinebold New York’s first survey of photographs and installations by the contemporary Swiss artist Manon.

June 10, 2009	BIENNALE DEGREE ZERO by Ben Davis Daniel Birnbaum’s "Making Worlds" is a Type 0 Biennale.

June 9, 2009	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson Judit Reigl, Jennifer Reeves, Enrico Castellani, Gosha Ostretsov, Michael Brown, more.

June 5, 2009	PARIS DISPATCH by Laura K. Jones Stanislas Bourgain, Masha Shubina, Gyan Panchal, Didier Trenet, Emeric Glayse, Keiichi Nitta, Yorgos Nikas, Thomas Dryll, Shilpa Gupta, Nick Devereux, more.

June 4, 2009	MAKE DO by John Drury Intuitive action and true passion from four Outsider Artists.

June 3, 2009	REPORT FROM MILWAUKEE by Pedro Vélez Jefferson Pinder and Dennis Balk at Inova, the Green Gallery East and West, Jan Lievens, more.

June 2, 2009	ARTNET.DE DIGEST by Kimberly Bradley Berlin Gallery Weekend, Georg Herold, Robert Elfgen, Zbigniew Rogalski, Attila Csörgö, Stella Hamberg, more.

May

May 29, 2009	ARTNET DESIGN by Brook S. Mason Dynamo Donald Judd, ceramics for contemporary art fans, Rudolf Nureyev costumes, more.

May 26, 2009	PEEP SHOW by Michèle C. Cone Sex and the phenomenology of looking in "Two Shows: Peeps / Pistoletto"at CUNY’s James Galley.

May 22, 2009	FAIREY TALES by Ben Davis The myth and reality of Shepard Fairey’s preppy Pop anti-authoritarianism.

May 20, 2009	GOTHAM ART & THEATER by Elisabeth Kley Malcolm Morley, Oliver Herring, Betty Tompkins, Carrie Moyer, Basim Magdy, Glen Baldridge, Michelle Handelman.

May 19, 2009	AN ALEXIS SMITH REVIVAL by Hunter Drohojowska-Philp Word play and narrative in works by the Los Angeles artist.

May 19, 2009	ARTNET GOSSIP by Rosetta Stone A trip to Greenwich, Brits in Chelsea, fag ends in art.

May 12, 2009	JUST FRIENDS by Alexandra Anderson-Spivy The original of Man Ray’s Le Violon d’Ingres, and other gems, at Pace-MacGill.

May 11, 2009	AROUND ARTROPOLIS by Pedro Vélez Art Chicago, Next and other fair events in the Windy City 2009.

May 4, 2009	KIEV DISPATCH by Laura K. Jones An on-the-spot report on the opening of Damien Hirst’s "Requiem" at the Pinchuk Art Centre.

April

Apr. 30, 2009	ANIMAL SPIRITS by Ben Davis The strengths and limits of Adel Abdessemed’s nihilistic guerrilla art.

Apr. 24, 2009	GOTHAM ART & THEATER by Elisabeth Kley "Late Picasso," John Waters, Kalup Linzy, Kinke Kooi, Thomas Trosch, Richard Allen Morris.

Apr. 22, 2009	ARTNET GOSSIP by Rosetta Stone "Younger Than Jesus" in the temple of commerce.

Apr. 17, 2009	JESUS COMPLEX by Ben Davis The New Museum Triennial fails as a portrait of a generation -- but succeeds as an essay on the "naughty oughties."

Apr. 16, 2009	ARTNET DESIGN by Brook S. Mason Bright spots in design and antiques, despite the recession.

Apr. 7, 2009	PERFECTLY FRANK by Sidney Lawrence Robert Frank’s "Americans" step into the National Gallery.

March

Mar. 30, 2009	The Recession Biennale by Lavinia Filippi An interview with Venice Biennale exhibition director Daniel Birnbaum.

Mar. 27, 2009	GOTHAM ART & THEATER by Elisabeth Kley Carolee Schneemann, Laura Parnes, Paul Sharits, James Castle, Andrew Lord.

Mar. 25, 2009	ARTNET.DE DIGEST by Kimberly Bradley The Berlin art bubble has burst. Sort of.

Mar. 24, 2009	HE’S THE SHIT by Ben Davis Italian conceptualist Piero Manzoni was more of a professional than he seems.

Mar. 23, 2009	ARTNET GOSSIP by Rosetta Stone The Venice Biennale, art sales in New York, Thomas Kinkade and Disney, more.

Mar. 20, 2009	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson Jenny Holzer, "It Is What It Is," Emily Jacir, Jacob Kassay, Josh Smith, Richard Phillips, more.

Mar. 18, 2009	AMERICANS IN MILAN by Alice Savorelli TJ Wilcox, Wade Guyton and Catherine Sullivan at Raffaella Cortese and Giò Marconi.

Mar. 13, 2009	THE TWITTER ESTHETIC by Ben Davis The art fair experience finds the form of writing proper to it.

Mar. 13, 2009	LONDON DISPATCH by Laura K. Jones The Colony Room, Keith Coventry, "Mythologies," Alan Miller, Evan Holloway, Cindy Sherman, Wallis Gallery, Alex Melamid, Ull Hohn, Boo Saville, much more.

Mar. 12, 2009	CHICAGO BUILD UP by Pedro Vélez Edvard Munch, Robert Davis and Michael Langlois, Michelle Grabner, Matt Nichols, Matt Hanner, more.

Mar. 6, 2009	WHAT NEVER HAPPENED? by Coline Milliard A new filmic portrait by Jane & Louise Wilson.

Mar. 4, 2009	STARS IN CARS by Walter Robinson New works by Sarah Davis investigate the parlous fate of starlets in a digital age.

February

Feb. 23, 2009	PSYCO-SOCIAL STILL-LIFE by Ben Davis Ruud van Empel’s "Souvenir" series shows how history troubles our fantasies.

Feb. 20, 2009	ARTNET GOSSIP by Rosetta Stone The Art Show, art magazine news, galleries opening and closing, more.

Feb. 19, 2009	GOTHAM ART & THEATER by Elisabeth Kley Mary Heilmann, Derek Jarman, Matta, Justin Samson, Peter Caine, Michael Mahalchick.

Feb. 19, 2009	TREASURY OF STYLE by Brook S. Mason What to watch in Christie’s sale of the Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Bergé Collection.

Feb. 12, 2009	A TRANS-NATIONAL TRIENNIAL? by Coline Milliard Nicolas Bourriaud curates a sexy new phrase at Tate Britain.

Feb. 12, 2009	THE BOOK LOVER by Jeff Joyce Duncan Hannah’s "Poems and Poets" bring a bohemian past to life.

Feb. 6, 2009	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson Pierre Bonnard, Peter Doig, Erik Van Lieshout, more.

Feb. 4, 2009	Arte Fiera Bologna 2009 by Lavinia Filippi The Last Days of Pipilotti Rist’s Pour Your Body Out (7354 Meters).

Jan. 29, 2009	CRISIS AND CRITICISM by Ben Davis The "crisis in criticism" meets the economic crisis.

Jan. 28, 2009	NEW LAMPS FOR OLD by Brook S. Mason Good-bye pricey pilgrim furnishings, hello contemporary flair at the 55th Winter Antiques Show in New York.

Jan. 26, 2009	GOTHAM ART & THEATER by Elisabeth Kley Stephen Sprouse, Liz Renay, Nick Cage, Barkley L. Hendricks, "Gothic: Dark Glamour," Don Bachardy.

Jan. 23, 2009	PALMY DAYS by Walter Robinson Changes of course at the palmbeach³ art fair.

Jan. 16, 2009	ARTNET GOSSIP by Rosetta Stone "Younger Than Jesus," Jay Jopling hearts Lily Allen, shark attacks, dealers struggle to get paid, an artist in Antarctica, more.

Jan. 15, 2009	OUT IS IN by N.F. Karlins Good news at the 2009 Outsider Art Fair.

Jan. 9, 2009	CULTURE JAM by Jesi Khadivi Three Bay Area artists at L.A.’s new Charlie James Gallery.

Jan. 8, 2009	ART AND IDEA by Alexandra Anderson-Spivy An acre of Sol LeWitt drawings at Mass MoCA.

Jan. 7, 2009	ARTNET DESIGN by Brook S. Mason A look back at 2008, and the year ahead.

Jan. 5, 2009	GOTHAM ART & THEATER by Elisabeth Kley Nathalie Djurberg, Trenton Doyle Hancock, Joyce Pensato, Nayland Blake, Lily Ludlow and Allen Cordell, Josef Strau.

Jan. 5, 2009	PUERTO RICAN SUN by Pedro Vélez Comedy and corruption in the celebrated U.S. territory.

December

Dec. 30, 2008	THE 2008 REVUE by Walter Robinson and Ben Davis "Fly high, fall hard," a motto for the times.

Dec. 19, 2008	REAL NORTH AMERICA by Alexandra Anderson-Spivy Neil Jenney’s recent work.

Dec. 18, 2008	BAD MANNERS by Ilka Scobie The great Italian artist Carol Rama gets her due in a major New York exhibition.

Dec. 15, 2008	MIAMI PRINT REPORT 2008 by Deborah Ripley The print scene at Art Basel Miami Beach week.

Dec. 11, 2008	PAWN SHOP CONCEPTUALISM by Ben Davis Jeff Sonhouse’s "composites" reach for a neither/nor esthetic.

Dec. 9, 2008	MIAMI MEMORIES 2008 by Walter Robinson Odds and ends from Miami’s annual art fair week.

Dec. 5, 2008	CRISIS, WHAT CRISIS? by Walter Robinson Weathering the storm at Art Basel Miami Beach.

Dec. 5, 2008	DRAWING NOTEBOOK by N.F. Karlins Six centuries of drawings of New York City at the New-York Historical Society.

Dec. 1, 2008	GOTHAM ART & THEATER by Elisabeth Kley Cindy Sherman, Richard Prince, Jonathan Horowitz, Stan Douglas, Christopher Brooks, Gail Thacker.

November

Nov. 25, 2008	ARTNET.DE DIGEST by Kimberly Bradley ABC, Berlin Art Forum, Jeff Koons, Vik Muniz, Iona Rozeal Brown, Udo Kittelmann, Candace Breitz, Thomas Eller, more.

Nov. 20, 2008	OH YES THEY DID! by Ben Davis The Yes Men and Friends take on the New York Times.

Nov. 17, 2008	HIGH MODERNISM by Brook S. Mason Sanford Smith’s 23rd annual "Modernism: A Century of Style and Design" at the Park Avenue Armory.

Nov. 13, 2008	FOLK ART NOTEBOOK by N.F. Karlins James Castle, Thomas Chambers and Martín Ramírez.

Nov. 11, 2008	DEAD HEAT by Ben Davis Berlinde de Bruyckere riffs on the wretchedness of life.

Nov. 10, 2008	BLEEDING-HEART BIENNALE by Walter Robinson Dan Cameron and the "Prospect.1 New Orleans" international biennial in New Orleans.

October

Oct. 28, 2008	GOTHAM ART & THEATER by Elisabeth Kley Leon Golub, Berlinde de Bruyckere, Medardo Rosso, Robert Melee, Nicole Cherubini, Aurel Schmidt, more.

Oct. 24, 2008	SPACE CADETS by Walter Robinson "Theanyspacewhatever" at the Guggenheim Museum.

Oct. 21, 2008	COOL COSMOLOGY by Ilka Scobie Thomas Woodruff’s delirious solar system.

Oct. 17, 2008	AN ODD COUPLE by N.F. Karlins "Georgia O’Keeffe and Ansel Adams" at the Smithsonian.

Oct. 16, 2008	A NEW CHAPTER ON TASTE by Brook S. Mason The 20th International Fine Art and Antique Dealers Show takes the measure of the market.

Oct. 15, 2008	SCENES FROM SHANGHAI by Ben Davis Searching for the soul of the Chinese art world.

Oct. 7, 2008	LONDON LETTER by Ben Street Jorge Queiroz, Ewan Gibbs, Anthony Goicolea and Roger Hiorns.

September

Sept. 30, 2008	PUERTO RICAN SUN by Pedro Vélez The FAS 08 Sound Art Fair in San Juan.

Sept. 25, 2008	GOTHAM ART & THEATER by Elisabeth Kley Sue Williams, Bendix Harms, John Bock, Tam Ochiai, Leigh Ledare, Agathe Snow, Genesis P-Orridge, more.

Sept. 19, 2008	THE CHINA PRICE by Ben Davis Stalking the elusive Chinese collector at ShContemporary.

Sept. 12, 2008	ARTNET DESIGN by Brook S. Mason "Gothic: Dark Glamour," Trafik at Morgans Hotel, The Duchess, Yves Saint Laurent, Babar, "Home Delivery," more.

Sept. 8, 2008	AN ELEGANT RETREAT by N.F. Karlins The summer ends with a trip to the New York Chinese Scholar’s Garden.

Sept. 5, 2008	ESTHETIC POLITICS? by Ben Davis The idea that art is a model for politics is the biggest art-critical boondoggle around.

Sept. 4, 2008	THINK ABOUT IT by Walter Robinson Sense data and symbol systems in paintings by Dena Shottenkirk.

August

Aug. 28, 2008	TWO FRIDAS by Ben Davis Frida Kahlo’s surreal Socialist Realism.

Aug. 21, 2008	STRANGE MANIFESTATIONS by Brian Skar The parts are greater than the whole in Manifesta 7.

Aug. 19, 2008	ARTNET.DE DIGEST by Kimberly Bradley Collier Schorr, Rupprecht Geiger, Wolfgang Tillmans, "Rohkunstbau," "Art Biesenthal," Sammlung Gerstenberg-Scharf, Berlin’s White Cube, more.

Aug. 14, 2008	SUMMER SOCIAL by N.F. Karlins Political art in "Competing Ideologies" at D. Wigmore Fine Art. Plus, "Philip Guston: Works on Paper."

Aug. 13, 2008	KOENIG OF THE CATSKILLS by Walter Robinson New York dealer Leo Koenig opens a satellite gallery in his dairy barn.

Aug. 7, 2008	GOTHAM ART & THEATER by Elisabeth Kley Group shows galore, at Gavin Brown, Maccarone, Matthew Marks, Greene Naftali, Moti Hasson, D’Amelio Terras and Canada.

Aug. 6, 2008	COTTAGE INDUSTRY by Andrew Berardini L.A.’s new Cottage Home gallery and the evolution of the Chinatown gallery art scene.

Aug. 4, 2008	SKYBOXES by Hunter Drohojowska-Philp Halfway between the prairie and the Jetsons with the architecture of John Lautner.

July

July 31, 2008	UP PERISCOPE by Ben Davis The unlikely tale of Scope Hamptons ‘08.

July 29, 2008	ARTNET DESIGN by Brook S. Mason Arad-mania, gasoline alley trophy heads, Christie’s design auctions, Brideshead Revisited, Thomas Hope, MAD’s new quarters, more.

July 28, 2008	LONDON DISPATCH by Laura K. Jones Sudeley Castle, Boo Saville, CCC Moscow, Alexei Buldakov, Diane Machulina, Sacha Newley, Liliane Lijn, Mat Collishaw, Tracey Emin, more.

July 25, 2008	NATURAL FACTS by Ben Davis "After Nature" shows it’s easier to turn apocalypse into a motif than it is to imagine it sincerely.

July 18, 2008	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson Larry Fink, Leopoldo Maler, Leonid Lerman, Charles Matton, Edith Maybin, Danny Lyon, Luigi Benedicenti, more.

July 16, 2008	THE RISE OF THE SUPERARTISTS by Ben Davis Takashi Murakami, Olafur Eliasson and today’s avant-garde.

July 14, 2008	THE IRAQI CENTURY OF ART by Ben Davis Mohammed al Hamadany’s Night of Fire and 100 years of struggle by Iraqi artists.

July 11, 2008	GOTHAM ART & THEATER by Elisabeth Kley Jane and Louise Wilson, Mat Collishaw, Harry Dodge and Stanya Kahn, Tetsumi Kudo, Cameron Hayes, Dawn Mellor.

July 3, 2008	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson Louise Bourgeois, "Dali and Film," "Retrospective" at Gagosian, Sarah Braman, Lower East Side galleries, more.

June

June 20, 2008	GOTHAM ART & THEATER by Elisabeth Kley Natsuki Uruma, E’wao Kagoshima, Kerry James Marshall, Laleh Khorramian and Ellen Cantor.

June 18, 2008	MALACHITE, MEISSEN, MOSCOW by Brook S. Mason Russians love the traditional English country house look, frothed up with continental trimmings.

June 18, 2008	BUILDING BLOCKS by Ben Davis David Byrne’s Playing the Building: Once in a lifetime experience, or road to nowhere?

June 16, 2008	PERIPHERAL VISION by Kimberly Bradley The second edition of the new Art Athina fair is all about being on the edge.

June 10, 2008	OLYMPIAN SWAGGER by Brook S. Mason The Olympia International Art & Antiques Fair goes contemporary.

June 10, 2008	MOSCOW EXPRESS by Kate Sutton Art Moscow 2008, the World Fine Art Fair, the new MCAA, Volker Diehl, Gary Tatinsian, Dmitry Prigov, more.

June 6, 2008	BASELMANIA 2008 by Walter Robinson Esthetic delirium in the art fair city.

June 5, 2008	TREASURING CRETE by N.F. Karlins "From the Land of the Labyrinth" at the Onassis Cultural Center.

June 4, 2008	LONDON DISPATCH by Laura K. Jones Gary Webb, the Hix Oyster and Chop, John Currin, Nicholas of London, Harland Miller, Mat Collishaw, Brenda Beban, Mustafa Hulusi, Keith Coventry, more.

June 3, 2008	BIG AT BASEL by Walter Robinson Art 39 Basel opens with "Art Unlimited" and "Art Statements."

May

May 28, 2008	ARTNET.DE DIGEST by Kimberly Bradley Berlin’s "Gallery Weekend," the new "Hallen am Wasser" gallery district, and the Boros Collection art bunker.

May 27, 2008	GOTHAM ART & THEATER by Elisabeth Kley Jonathan Meese, Otto Muehl, Joan Mitchell, Gert & Uwe Tobias, David Altmejd, Rachel Feinstein, Delia Brown, Robert Hawkins.

May 23, 2008	FIRE AND ICE by Ben Davis Sexual dysfunction and environmental consciousness at the Reykjavik Arts Festival in Iceland.

May 19, 2008	ATLAS OF MINDSCAPES by Robert G. Edelman For Pier Pizzi Cannella, a map is a mystery.

May 16, 2008	HAPPENING NOW by Hunter Drohojowska-Philp Sotheby’s contemporary does a record-setting $362 million.

May 12, 2008	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson Superhero fashion, Serge Spitzer, celebrating Tony Shafrazi, more.

May 9, 2008	THE BILLY PAPPAS PROBLEM by Ben Davis Julie Checkoway’s documentary Waiting for Hockney raises questions about the sociology of art.

May 9, 2008	ARTNET DESIGN by Brook S. Mason Wendell Castle, Wright sells Louis Kahn and more, and Sebastian+Barquet on a roll.

April

Apr. 30, 2008	SEAT ASSIGNMENT by Ben Street A provocative and elegant installation by Hans Schabus at the Barbican Art Gallery, London.

Apr. 30, 2008	ARTNET.DE DIGEST by Kimberly Bradley The Gregor Schneider "dying" controversy, Jean Fabre in the Louvre, Berlin art-fair news.

Apr. 28, 2008	THE INSIDER’S OUTSIDER by Ben Davis Henry Darger’s "unrealism" and the anxiety of influence.

Apr. 25, 2008	CINEMA HIRSHHORNA by Sidney Lawrence "The Cinema Effect" at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden.

Apr. 22, 2008	CLAUDE AT THE CLARK by Paul Jeromack Inside a major museum acquisition of drawings by Claude Lorrain.

Apr. 18, 2008	GOTHAM ART & THEATER by Elisabeth Kley Marcel Dzama, Henry Darger, Angelo Filomeno, Hope Atherton, Peter Hujar, Mika Tajima, Glen Fogel, Eric Heist.

Apr. 16, 2008	SHADOW DANCING by Kimberly Bradley Confrontations and confusion in the 5th Berlin Biennale.

Apr. 16, 2008	ANIMAL KINGDOM by Sarah Canner Liu Jia’s "Social Fables" at Galerie Vallois.

Apr. 14, 2008	PUERTO RICAN SUN by Walter Robinson Art and artists at the third annual Circa Puerto Rico art fair.

Apr. 11, 2008	ART IN FLUX by Ben Davis Flux Factory’s final show marks the end of an era.

Apr. 8, 2008	LONDON DISPATCH by Laura K. Jones Thomas Scheibitz, Angus Fairhurst, Derek Jarman, Les Blank, Michael Landy, more.

Apr. 7, 2008	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson Warhol’s Jews, Rauschenberg’s ecology, Ashley Bickerton, Ryan McGinley, Daniel Richter, "Substraction," more.

Apr. 2, 2008	CARIBBEAN CACHET by Pedro Velez The Museo de Arte de Ponce is one great museum in the Caribbean.

March

Mar. 28, 2008	FAIR WEATHER? by Walter Robinson The Armory, Volta, Scope, Pulse, LA Art, Bridge, more.

Mar. 24, 2008	HELLO DUBAI by Ana Finel Honigman Art Dubai, the Creek Art Fair, more.

Mar. 20, 2008	ARTNET.DE DIGEST by Kimberly Bradley Surrend controversy at Galerie Nord, galleries leave Cologne for Berlin, more.

Mar. 18, 2008	STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO by Brian Andrews Jens Haaning, Paul McCarthy, Nicholas Graham, Albert Reyes, Packard Jennings, Steve Lambert, Paul Shambroom, more.

Mar. 14, 2008	REALISM AND VOYEURISM by Michèle C. Cone Gustave Courbet liked to see what he was not supposed to see.

Mar. 13, 2008	PLAYING WITH FIRE by Alexandra Anderson-Spivy Cai Guo-Qiang’s "I Want to Believe" at the Guggenheim Museum.

Mar. 13, 2008	CAI GUO-KILLER by Ben Davis In the basement with Chinese art star Cai Guo-Qiang.

Mar. 12, 2008	THE NEW NEW CHIC by Brook S. Mason Deco arts stylish reign at TEFAF Maastricht 08.

Mar. 10, 2008	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson Jane Simpson, John F. Simon Jr., the Whitney Biennial, the New Museum, Hannah Wilke, Dennis Kardon, more.

Mar. 7, 2008	RAVE ON by Ben Davis A "rave review" for the Whitney’s 2008 biennial.

Mar. 5, 2008	MIDDLE EASTERN ALLURE by Brook S. Mason New art fairs, and new challenges, in the United Arab Emirates.

Mar. 4, 2008	FOLK HEROINE by N.F. Karlins A retrospective of the celebrated self-taught painter Malcah Zeldis.

February

Feb. 21, 2008	PHANTOM SENSATIONS by Kathryn Garcia Andreas Hofer’s end-of-art funhouse.

Feb. 20, 2008	LONDON DISPATCH by Laura K. Jones Rachel Howard, The Approach, Roman Signer, Poppy de Villeneuve, Germaine Kruip, Darren Almond, Paul Pfeiffer, Marc Quinn, Peter Doig, more.

Feb. 19, 2008	LYRICAL NEW YORK by Ilka Scobie Yvonne Jacquette and Rudy Burckhardt at the Museum of the City of New York.

Feb. 15, 2008	THE BLING GAME by Ben Davis Say hello to Luis Gispert’s little friend.

Feb. 15, 2008	CAPITAL ROUNDUP by Sidney Lawrence A Panda pick-me-up, roller-coaster moods and New York nostalgia on 14th Street. Plus, D.C.’s new Norman Foster courtyard.

Feb. 14, 2008	ARTNET.DE DIGEST by Kimberly Bradley Berlin as part MySpace, part iTunes. Plus, Alexander Bühler, Roman Lipski, Brian Alfred, Roman Schramm, more.

Feb. 13, 2008	Alas and Alack at LACMA by Hunter Drohojowska-Philp The elephant in the room at LACMA’s new Broad Contemporary Art Museum.

Feb. 4, 2008	GARDEN OF LIFE by Julia Morton Dieu Donné celebrates the life and work of New York artist Alan Shields (1944-2005)

January

Jan. 30, 2008	L.A. CONFIDENTIAL by Walter Robinson Michael Asher at SMMoA, ART LA 2008 and the Los Angeles Art Show, Culver City galleries, more.

Jan. 29, 2008	PAIN WITHOUT INJURY by Eliza Slavet Works by Avi Alpert & Steven Lam, Steve Ausbury and Olen Hsu at PS122 Gallery.

Jan. 25, 2008	THE POLITICS OF PORCELAIN by N.F. Karlins The porcelain of the European Courts at Bard.

Jan. 25, 2008	L.A. CONFIDENTIAL by Emma Gray Doug Harvey’s "Third Annual L.A. Weekly Biennial" at Track 16 Gallery.

Jan. 24, 2008	GATEWAY TO NOWHERE by Ben Davis Do-Ho Suh’s Reflection and art’s power to forget.

Jan. 15, 2008	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson Robert Rauschenberg, Al Taylor, Judith Bernstein, Joyce Pensato, Max Schumann, more.

Jan. 11, 2008	COMMERCE AND CONSCIOUSNESS by Ben Davis The year in "complicit esthetics."

Jan. 11, 2008	RAY OF LIGHT by Ben Street Rediscovering Anthony McCall’s Line Describing a Cone.

Jan. 10, 2008	PARIS AFLICKER by Sarah Canner Victor Erice, Abbas Kiarostami, Jim Shaw, Ariane Michel, Elina Brotherus, Bruno Serralongue.

Jan. 3, 2008	MODERNISM & MATERIAL by Walter Robinson "Drawing in Space" at Richard Feigen & Co.

December

Dec. 24, 2007	MIAMI POST MORTEM by Ben Davis The "social unconscious" in Art Basel Miami Beach and beyond.

Dec. 21, 2007	ARTNET.DE DIGEST by Kimberly Bradley New directors for Berlin museums, Heiner Bastian builds, Hamburger Bahnhof sold, "white cube" for Berlin, more.

Dec. 20, 2007	ARTNET DESIGN by Brook S. Mason Marcus Tremonto, gallery bling, Robert M. Kulicke and Bessie Jamieson, Armand Rateau, Tony Duquette, more.

Dec. 19, 2007	NEW DELHI IN THE OLD WORLD by Alice Savorelli Contemporary Indian art comes to Milan, courtesy Primo Marella Gallery.

Dec. 14, 2007	HEARTS OF DARKNESS by Pedro Velez Art vs. economic oppression in works by Steve McQueen and Hubert Sauper.

Dec. 12, 2007	EVERYDAY PARIS by N.F. Karlins Gabriel de Saint-Aubin was the Manet of the Enlightenment.

Dec. 11, 2007	QUIET TIME by Roberta Fallon Eileen Neff at the Philadelphia Institute of Contemporary Art.

Dec. 10, 2007	ONE MORE ON MIAMI by Walter Robinson CIFO, car karma, Catherine Sullivan, Margulies, Aqua, photo fairs, "Art & Value," etc.

Dec. 7, 2007	MIAMI MYASTHENIA by Walter Robinson Art Miami, Scope, the Rubell Collection, NADA, the Miami Art Museum, Design Miami, more.

Dec. 7, 2007	PATTERNS AND POSSIBILITIES by Adrian Dannatt An exhibition of new paintings by the celebrated School of Paris artist, Françoise Gilot.

Dec. 6, 2007	MIAMI EN GARDE by Walter Robinson Art Basel Miami Beach, Flow, Joe’s Stone Crab, etc.

Dec. 6, 2007	POSERS AND ROCKERS by Pedro Velez The Chicago MCA ventures a show on art and rock music.

Dec. 5, 2007	MIAMI IN PIECES by Walter Robinson Grilled meats, Pulse, Geisai, bathroom breaks, Jorge Pardo, Carlos Amorales, Emmanuel Perrotin, more.

Dec. 4, 2007	WESTERN PROMISES by Ben Davis Piotr Uklanski’s ""Western"" Summer Love.

November

Nov. 29, 2007	PARIS IN THE FALL by Michèle C. Cone "The Third Mind" at the Palais de Tokyo, the new Cité de l’architecture et du patrimoine, Diaspora, Alexander Ponomarev, more.

Nov. 27, 2007	NEW LIVES FOR OLD by Jane Harris Surviving Wooloo Productions’ Life Exchange.

Nov. 27 2007	SAN FRANCISCO HAPPENINGS by Brian Andrews Olafur Elaisson, Douglas Gordon, Takeshi Murata, Will Rogan, Tracy Timman, Liz Walsh, Tony Labat, Nathan Redwood, more.

Nov. 19, 2007	DISASTER TEAM by Ben Davis The beauty of drowning Africans in Isaac Julien and Russell Maliphant’s "Cast No Shadow."

Nov. 12, 2007	GUY SMILEY by Ben Davis Yue Minjun, human logo.

Nov. 2, 2007	NEW YORK PRINT REPORT by Deborah Ripley Prize works at two art fairs during Print Week in New York.

Nov. 2, 2007	ARTNET DESIGN by Brook S. Mason Salander’s dec arts, Yonel Lebovici, a Mediaeval renaissance in New York, more.

October

Oct. 31, 2007	UNDONE AT ALTRIA by Leah Modigliani The Whitney Museum bids farewell to its Altria branch with a show about "unraveling."

Oct. 26, 2007	LONDON CALLING by Joe La Placa During "Frieze Week" in London, the Zoo Art Fair was the most exciting venue for new art.

Oct. 26, 2007	THE CONTRA IRAN AFFAIR by Ben Davis Shirana Shahbazi’s new work reacts against images of Iran, in a veiled way.

Oct. 25, 2007	THE VIENNA MINUTE by Abraham Orden Herbert Brandl, Svenja Deininger, Tillman Kaiser, Marina Faust, more.

Oct. 23, 2007	OUT AT FRIEZE by Mary Barone The Frieze Art Fair in London.

Oct. 19, 2007	FORCE OF CULTURE by N.F. Karlins Hidden depths in the drawings of Domenico Zindato.

Oct. 18, 2007	CAPITAL ROUNDUP by Sidney Lawrence Renée Stout, Chuck Close tapestries, Jiha Moon, Ian Whitmore, Olga Viso, Jane Jerardi, Nathan Baker, more.

Oct. 17, 2007	ARTNET.DE DIGEST by Kimberly Bradley Controversy from the Cardinal, Art Forum Berlin, Zhang Huan’s ash Buddha at Haunch of Venison, more.

Oct. 12, 2007	L.A. CONFIDENTIAL by Emma Gray Sharon Levy, William Pope.L, Benjamin Butler, Ruben Ochoa, Matthew Spiegelman, more.

Oct. 11, 2007	ABORIGINAL LONDON by Ben Street "Rarrk London" presents over 100 works by 15 Aboriginal artists.

Oct. 11, 2007	ALL THIS USELESS BOOTY by Ben Davis Julie Heffernan’s anti-history painting.

Oct. 5, 2007	DREAM WEAVER by Carlo McCormick Isaac Abrams’ psychonautical adventures.

September

Sept. 27, 2007	MAN AND SUPERMAN by Ben Davis Shaun El C. Leonardo, budding superartist.

Sept. 26, 2007	ARTNET DESIGN by Brook S. Mason Friedman Benda, Breuer at Wright, MacBain’s bags, Nan Kempner, Noguchi, Jansen furniture, John Beresford Fowler, more.

Sept. 25, 2007	APPETITE FOR DESTRUCTION by Brian Skar The 1st Athens Biennial, "Her(his)tory" and "Re-Map KM" in Athens.

Sept. 20, 2007	SHCONSUMER SHCONFIDENCE by Summer Kumar A promising start for ShContemporary, the new Shanghai art fair.

Sept. 19, 2007	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson Sol LeWitt, Huma Bhabha, Arlene Shechet, more.

Sept. 11, 2007	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson Keith Tyson, Larry Clark, Jessica Craig-Martin, Jedediah Caesar, Damien Hirst, more.

Sept. 16, 2007	PUERTO RICAN SUN by Pedro Velez Open season with Ada Bobonis and Karlo Ibarra.

August

Aug. 16, 2007	Art and Politics by Jane Harris A modest "Resistance Is. . ." at the Whitney Museum.

Aug. 16, 2007	GETTING INTIMATE AT YALE by N.F. Karlins Tokens of love and respect from the Jane Katcher Collection of Americana.

Aug. 15, 2007	THE MINUTE by Abraham Orden Banks Violette, Dash Snow and Dan Colen, group show highlights, more.

Aug. 9, 2007	ART IN THE WOODS by Walter Robinson Ann-Sofi Siden, David Hammons, Nate Loman, Serge Spitzer and more at Artbarn in Qiuogue on Long Island.

Aug. 3, 2007	NEW WORLD AT SALZBURG by Brook S. Mason The new Salzburg World Fine Art Fair mixes Mozart sonatas and Meissen porcelain with the occasional avant-garde piece.

Aug. 1, 2007	FAIR FLIP-FLOPS by Ben Davis Commerce and/or personality at the third Scope Hamptons.

July

July 27, 2007	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson Martin Creed at Bard, "What Is Painting" at MoMA, "The Shapes of Space" at the Guggenheim, more.

July 27, 2007	THE ART OF WINNERS by Paul H-O Ron Rocheleau his roster of art-star money shots.

July 26, 2007	LEFT COAST by Hunter Drohojowska-Philp Richard Ross, Renée Petropoulos and "L.A. Object."

July 23, 2007	L.A. CONFIDENTIAL by Emma Gray Boy Los Angeles, with Chris Beas, Amir H. Fallah, Dan Ho and Osman Khan, plus Lynn Hershman, galleries in Chinatown, more.

July 20, 2007	GLOBALIZED FEMINISM by Ben Davis Can Miwa Yanagi dismantle the master’s house with the master’s tools?

July 19, 2007	ROME OPEN CITY by Kristen Lorello Negotiating issues of space and structure in Rome’s contemporary art scene.

July 16, 2007	ARTNET DESIGN by Brook S. Mason Art & realty, Ezra Stoller, collectible textiles, Russian modernist architecture, Macklowe redesigns, more.

July 10, 2007	CHINA SUMMER by Summer Kumar A dissected brontosaurus in Beijing, deserted amusement parks in Shanghai.

July 9, 2007	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson More on Robert Storr’s "thinking with the senses, seeing with the mind".

July 3, 2007	LIGHT TOUCH by Ben Street Paul Chan’s epic, fantastical animations at the Serpentine Gallery in London.

June

June 28, 2007	POP TRIBAL by N.F. Karlins The Phantom makes a surprise appearance on fighting shields from Papua New Guinea.

June 25, 2007	MÜNSTER MINUTE by Abraham Orden Public art and its problems at Skulptur Projekte Münster 2007.

June 18, 2007	ART CAPITAL by Walter Robinson The market triumphs at Art 38 Basel.

June 15, 2007	LOST IN SPACE by Walter Robinson Documenta 12 roams the globe and finds. . . what?

June 13, 2007	POWER PLAY by Ben Davis Tom Friedman’s aluminum foil sculptures are portraits of Aby Rosen as a "fun" guy.

June 13, 2007	L.A. CONFIDENTIAL by Emma Gray "Eden’s Edge" and "Sans Soleil" on the future of Los Angeles.

June 12, 2007	RED IS THE COLOR by Alice Savorelli New works by Pino Pinelli in Milan.

June 11, 2007	CACCIA AL TESORO by Walter Robinson The art-lover’s "treasure hunt" during the Venice Biennale 2007.

June 8, 2007	KVETCH FEST by Walter Robinson The 52nd Venice Biennale leaves ‘em griping.

June 7, 2007	THE MINUTE by Abraham Orden Devin Leonardi, Wayne Gonzales, David Ratcliff, Richard Tuttle, Tim Hawkinson, Jason Meadows, Barbara Bloom, Anselm Reyle, more.

June 6, 2007	SYGHRONI ELLINIKI by Walter Robinson Art Athina 2007 takes the Greek art scene to a new level.

May

May 31, 2007	NOUS VOILA! by Walter Robinson Montreal, Canada’s French "Sin City," is the country’s "art central."

May 27, 2007	MEMORIES OF PAST TIME by Adrian Dannatt Painter Duncan Hannah summons a specifically English esthetic.

May 25, 2007	ARTNET DESIGN by Sheldon LaPierre The new art and design scene in Los Angeles.

May 25, 2007	AFTER THE DELUGE by Mary Rinebold Agathe Snow plans a post-apocalyptic future.

May 23, 2007	THAT’S THE SPIRIT by Hunter Drohojowska-Philp Marnie Weber provides a feminized variant of testosterone-driven West Coast installation art.

May 21, 2007	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson Marc Quinn, Tony Cragg, Damián Ortega, Roxy Paine, Mr., Betty Tompkins, Markus Lüpertz, Darby Bannard, more.

May 18, 2007	CAPITAL ROUNDUP by Sidney Lawrence Washington, D.C., goes for the brass ring with its own art fair.

May 16, 2007	HOLLOW LAUGHER by Ben Davis David Godbold answers the question: Why isn’t postmodern art funnier?

May 14, 2007	SALES, SALES, SALES by Brook S. Mason Anna and Brian Haughton’s International Fine Art Fair reveals a masterful and changing market.

May 11, 2007	PINAULT AND CO. by Ben Davis A glorious romance with power in "Sequence 1" at the Palazzo Grassi in Venice.

May 7, 2007	THE MINUTE by Abraham Orden Dana Schutz, Josh Smith, Hannah Van Bart, Katharina Wulff, Shana Moulton, Liz Deschenes, Sterling Ruby, more.

May 2, 2007	ARTNET DESIGN by Brook S. Mason Fast paced changes in Manhattan and beyond.

April

Apr. 25, 2007	STREET SHOTS by Paul H-O Dona Ann McAdams and the performance of self in everyday life.

Apr. 24, 2007	MUMBAI JUMBO by Summer Kumar Abstract painting and giant fingerprints in the Indian megacity.

Apr. 20, 2007	CRAZY FOR COLOGNE by Walter Robinson A new look for the 40th annual Art Cologne.

Apr. 19, 2007	LONDON LETTER by Ben Street "Very Abstract and Hyper Figurative," George Condo, Ian Monroe, Marcel Dzama, more.

Apr. 17, 2007	IRANIAN EVOLUTION by Ben Davis A secret politics in Abbas Kiarostami’s photos and videos.

Apr. 16, 2007	DIZZYING HEIGHTS by N.F. Karlins The Stendhal Syndrome at two Old Master exhibitions in London.

Apr. 13, 2007	LOOK AGAIN by Walter Robinson The AIPAD Photography Show 2007.

Apr. 12, 2007	YOUNG NOISE by Pedro Velez Jorge Castro and Davila 666 rock the Noise music scene of San Juan.

Apr. 10, 2007	PUERTO RICAN SUN by Walter Robinson A report from Circa ’07 in San Juan.

Apr. 5, 2007	THE MINUTE by Abraham Orden Stefan Kern, Rirkrit Tiravanija, Gordon Matta-Clark, Mary Lucier, Sam Gordon, Johannes VanDerBeek, Mrzyk & Moriceau, Wilhelm Sasnal.

Apr. 3, 2007	SPICE OF LIFE by Paul H-O Martin Creed’s "Variety Show" on the Lower East Side.

March

Mar. 16, 2007	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson Arnold Newman, Robert Rauschenberg, Jim Dine, Robert Ryman, Karin Davies, Mikhail Baryshnikov, Odd Nerdrum, more.

Mar. 13, 2007	DECORATIVE ARTS DIARY by Brook S. Mason Dutch Masters: The European Fine Art Fair, at a mere 20 years old.

Mar. 8, 2007	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson "Barcelona and Modernity," "Dateline Israel," The Sabine Women, Jeff Wall, Lorna Simpson, "Not for Sale," Stefan Eins, Elisabeth Kley, Cary Leibowitz, Rachel Howard, more.

Mar. 8, 2007	CAPITAL ROUNDUP by Sidney Lawrence John Baldessari curates at the Hirshhorn. Plus, lots of action in D.C. galleries.

Mar. 2, 2007	IMAGE ALCHEMY by Adrian Dannatt Ena Swansea’s new paintings have an almost occult intensity.

Mar. 2, 2007	REPORT FROM PARIS by Chris Bors Takashi Murakami, body artist. Plus, Valérie Belin, Allan Wiener, Daniel Zeller, Heather Bennett, Meredyth Sparks, Karen Kilimnik, Kristof Kintera, more.

Mar. 1, 2007	PAINTING TO PAINTING by Ilka Scobie Merlin James at the New York Studio School.

February

Feb. 28, 2007	THE LONG VIEW by Hunter Drohojowska-Philp Art history catches up to Vija Celmins.

Feb. 26, 2007	LA LA LAND by Ben Davis L.A. Art challenges New York on its own turf.

Feb. 23, 2007	THE "IT" FACTOR What makes something hot? A survey inspired by a forthcoming New Museum panel.

Feb. 22, 2007	ART SHOW CONTEMPORARY by Brook S. Mason The ADAA Art Show goes contemporary in a spiffed-up armory.

Feb. 22, 2007	OLYMPIC METAL by Grant Mandarino An outdoor museum in Seattle, a city where it rains half the year.

Feb. 21, 2007	PUERTO RICAN SUN by Pedro Velez Photographers, graffiti and ghosts -- Tristán Reyes, Elsa Melendez, Bik Ismo, Lee Quinones, Aby Ruíz and Jose Luis Vargas.

Feb. 16, 2007	ARTE AMA ARCO by Walter Robinson The esthetics of shopping at the Spanish world’s top art fair.

Feb. 15, 2007	THE "IT" FACTOR by Walter Robinson What makes something hot? A survey inspired by a forthcoming New Museum panel.

Feb. 15, 2007	FOLK ART NOTEBOOK by N.F. Karlins Martín Ramírez’s fractured "psychic maps." Plus, Thomas Burleson.

Feb. 14, 2007	L.A. CONFIDENTIAL by Emma Gray Movie stars and hot sales at Art L.A.

Feb. 14, 2007	NET WORTH by Ben Davis The dilemmas of science-as-art in curator Marisa Olson’s "Networked Nature."

Feb. 13, 2007	FAIRS ON THE FRINGE by John Drury Three "outsider" art fairs make SoHo’s Puck Building their home.

Feb. 8, 2007	THE STATE WE’RE IN by Ben Street Mark Wallinger’s anti-war anti-monument at Tate Britain.

Feb. 6, 2007	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson Stan Douglas’ Klatassin, Stephen G. Rhoades’ Recurrency, art on West 29th Street, more.

Feb. 5, 2007	BRINGING THE COOL by Natasha Roje A suite of new works by David Hammons takes aim at the rich.

Feb. 2, 2007	PHNOM PENH DIARY by Joe Fyfe Cambodia’s capital through an art critic’s eyes.

January

Jan. 31, 2007	LIKE A PRAYER by Ana Finel Honigman Contemporary devotion in Ryan McGinley’s photographs of Morrissey and his fans.

Jan. 30, 2007	THE NEW YORK LIST by Brook S. Mason New trends in the antiques world, from the 2007 Winter Antiques Show to the Chelsea art district.

Jan. 24, 2007	THE WINDY APPLE by Abraham Orden Jay Heikes, Josh Smith, Gavin Turk, Mel Bochner, Philip Vanderhyden, Matt Stole, Leslie Baum, Melanie Schiff, Deb Sokolow and Mitzi Pederson.

Jan. 22, 2007	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson Terence Koh, Kembra Pfahler, Bambi the Mermaid, Joe Ovelman, Tony Matelli, Paulina Olowska, Carrie Moyer, Robert Chambers, more.

Jan. 19, 2007	DECORATIVE ARTS DIARY by Brook S. Mason A pumped-up Americana market at the Winter Antiques Show and more.

Jan. 12, 2007	FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH by Kimberly Bradley Berlin’s Brunnenstrasse bubbles with new galleries and (very) young art.

Jan. 9, 2007	PETAL PERFECTION by Ilka Scobie Portia Munson’s contemporary flower mandalas.

Jan. 8, 2007	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson Brice Marden, Ellsworth Kelly, Robert Irwin, Inigo Manglano-Ovalle, Monica Bonvicini, Jock Sturges, Maro Gorky, more.

Jan. 4, 2007	STEINBERG’S SIGNATURES by Ben Davis Saul Steinberg takes on Adorno and Benjamin.

December

Dec. 27, 2006	THE 2006 REVUE Artnet’s avant-garde art critics take a look back.

Dec. 21, 2006	DECORATIVE ARTS DIARY by Brook S. Mason Last minute shopping for 2006, and looking ahead to 2007.

Dec. 18, 2006	MORE ON MIAMI by Ben Davis A report on the Ink, Flow, Bridge, Aqua, DiVA, Pulse, NADA, Photo Miami and Scope art fairs.

Dec. 15, 2006	THE NEW YORK LIST As the year rushes to a close, a few art-world issues and other things that linger on the mind this week.

Dec. 8, 2006	MIAMI HEAT by Walter Robinson The art business swings for the fences at Art Basel Miami Beach.

Dec. 8, 2006	AURA PHOTOGRAPY by Ilka Scobie Patti Smith finds poetry in the Polaroid.

Dec. 7, 2006	BLACK SITE SPECIFIC by Ben Davis Trevor Paglen brings CIA torture to Chelsea.

November

Nov. 30, 2006	GOLDEN AGE by N.F. Karlins At the American Museum of Natural History, masterpieces of gold, from Iranian idols to Liz Taylor’s watch.

Nov. 29, 2006	SOLAR BUZZ by Hunter Drohojowska-Philp Actor and artist Robert Dean Stockwell talks about his art and his life.

Nov. 27, 2006	LONDON CALLING by Brooke Lynn McGowan Conrad Shawcross, Gabriel Orozco, James Rosenquist and Mariko Mori.

Nov. 21, 2006	DECORATIVE ARTS DIARY by Brook S. Mason "Modernism" in New York, now the nation’s pre-eminent design show.

Nov. 21, 2006	AUTO-METAMORPHOSIS by Lara Taubman Liz Cohen, the Trabant, car calendars and chameleon desire.

Nov. 15, 2006	REPORT FROM PARIS by Chris Sharp Feeling contemporary in Turin.

Nov. 13, 2006	ARTISSIMA 2006 by Walter Robinson Feeling contemporary in Turin.

Nov. 10, 2006	THE NEW YORK LIST An interested compilation of the week’s doings in the global art capital.

Nov. 8, 2006	MINNESOTA VICE by Ben Davis Angela Strassheim’s tortured photos of suburbia.

Nov. 7, 2006	SHANGHAI SURPRISE by Summer Block Having fun with design at the 2006 Shanghai Biennial.

Nov. 6, 2006	THE IFPDA PRINT FAIR by Walter Robinson The 16th annual IFPDA print fair in New York.

October

Oct. 30, 2006	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson Joseph Kosuth, Barnaby Furnas, Domenico Tiepolo, Albert Oehlen, Anton Henning, Stephen Lack, more.

Oct. 25, 2006	CULTURAL KARAOKE by Ben Davis Nikki S. Lee’s "conceptual documentary" A.K.A. Nikki S. Lee.

Oct. 24, 2006	NAUGHTY FILMS, PRISSY ART by Michéle C. Cone Titillating the masses in the early 20th century.

Oct. 24, 2006	MATERIAL EVIDENCE by Xavier LaBoulbenne Isa Genzken, Germany’s 2007 pick for the Venice Biennial, at Neugerriemschneider in Berlin.

Oct. 20, 2006	LONDON CALLING by Joe La Placa "Frieze Week" prompts a question -- Is a new battle brewing between dealers and auctions?

Oct. 18, 2006	HORTICULTURE BERLIN by Ana Finel Honigman A report from the 11th annual Art Forum Berlin.

Oct. 17, 2006	ROCKY MOUNTAIN HIGH by Walter Robinson New museums by Daniel Libeskind, David Adjaye, Devon Dikeou and more in Denver.

Oct. 13, 2006	CRAZY QUILTS by Ben Davis Ai Kijima’s fabric collages bring Pop extravagance to a traditional form.

Oct. 12, 2006	L.A. CONFIDENTIAL by Emma Gray Gert and Uwe Tobias, Angela Dufresne, Sterling Ruby, Ruben Ochoa, Rodney Macmillian, Michael Lazarus, more.

Oct. 11, 2006	SAN FRANCISCO DAYS by Abraham Orden The new de Young, Matthew Barney, "Cosmic Wonder," "Prophets of Deceit," more.

Oct. 11, 2006	PHOTO NEW YORK by Walter Robinson Forty contemporary photo dealers at the Metropolitan Pavilion in Manhattan.

Oct. 10, 2006	DECORATIVE ARTS DIARY by Chippendale The International Art + Design Fair, 1900-2006 in New York, plus a note on Cher’s auction.

Oct. 3, 2006	NEW YORK HORTICULTURE by Ana Finel Honigman Gerald Davis, Rob Pruitt, Aaron Young, Dash Snow, Frank Magnotta, Lindsay Brant.

September

Sept. 28, 2006	ART FAIR NEW YORK by Walter Robinson Easy parking at the Art(212) art fair.

Sept. 26, 2006	MURAKAMI, IMPRESARIO by Walter Robinson With his Geisei #10 art fair, Takashi Murakami brings Japanese art to the world.

Sept. 22, 2006	DECORATIVE ARTS DIARY by Brook S. Mason Lavish, Marie Antoinette-like consumerism at the Biennale des Antiquaires.

Sept. 20, 2006	DREAM FACTORY by Ben Davis Art and ads from director Michel Gondry.

Sept. 14, 2006	Sarajevo Art Diary by Molly Kleiman Contemporary art copes with the legacy of civil war in Sarajevo.

Sept. 13, 2006	DECORATIVE ARTS DIARY by Brook S. Mason England's legendary Attingham Summer School is "boot camp for curators."

Sept. 12, 2006	UNIQUELY SINGAPORE by Walter Robinson The first Singapore Biennale puts the island-nation on the art map.

Sept. 7, 2006	DEATH ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN by Ilka Scobie From Bomber Harris to LeFrak City with artist Adam McEwen.

August

Aug. 30, 2006	GLASS HOUSES by Ben Davis The art world lessons of Toledo, Ohio.

Aug. 24, 2006	BERLIN HORTICULTURE by Ana Finel Honigman Javier Peres, Terence Koh, My Barbarian, Huang Yan, F.C. Gundlach, Dieter Mammel, more.

Aug. 21, 2006	L.A. CONFIDENTIAL by Emma Gray Ken Brecher, Kim Rugg, Shaun O'Dell, Jay Battle, more.

Aug. 18, 2006	FRAGILE PLEASURE by Kathryn Garcia Elliot Hundley's free-form assemblages at the Hammer Museum in L.A.

Aug. 4, 2006	CHROMA TROUBLE by Chris Bors Giving hue to the new Goth.

Aug. 3, 2006	DOWN TEMPO by Ben Davis The hidden history of the Bauhaus in Marianne Brandt's photomontages.

Aug. 2, 2006	3D by N.F. Karlins Nek Chand, "White on White," Aquamanila, Sheila Hicks, and "Sculpture."

July

July 20, 2006	SCOPE HAMPERED? by Ben Davis The second go-round for the Scope franchise in the Hamptons.

July 18, 2006	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson Zidane: A 21st-Century Portrait, Chris Moukarbel, Joe Scanlan, William Anastasi, Munro Galloway, more.

July 17, 2006	REPORT FROM OSAKA by Kay Itoi New art developments in Japan's western capital.

July 13, 2006	SHANGHAI NIGHTS by Summer Block The booming art world of China's financial capital.

July 12, 2006	IRREVERENT TRUTHS by Gorgon The New Puritanism and the New Urbanism, happy together.

July 3, 2006	ROYAL REALISM by N.F. Karlins "Jean-Etienne Liotard (1702-1789): Swiss Master" at the Frick Collection.

July 3, 2006	SPACE IS THE PLACE by Stephen Maine Smack Mellon's new Brooklyn space is ideal for mediations on art and environment.

June

June 27, 2006	PRAGUE SUMMER by Hunter Drohojowska-Philp Tina B. offers a different kind of European art festival.

June 26, 2006	LONDON HORTICULTURE by Ana Finel Honigman Gary Hume, Sara White Wilson, Armando Anrade Tudelo, Ivan Navarro, Boo Ritson, Bridget Riley.

June 23, 2006	L.A. CONFIDENTIAL by Emma Gray David Hockney, Joel Mesler, Thomas Zipp, Stephen Hull, Nu Nguyen, Frances Stark, more.

June 21, 2006	Fantastic Journey by Alice Savorelli The utopian urbanism of Patrick Tuttofuoco's "Revolving Landscape."

June 16, 2006	BASEL ART DIARY by Walter Robinson Summer 2006 begins as the global contemporary art market moves to the artful Swiss city on the Rhine.

June 15, 2006	REFLECTED GLORY by Ben Davis The tortured journey of James Lee Byars fills six galleries in New York.

June 13, 2006	HELLO MOSCOW by Walter Robinson Art Moscow and the flourishing Russian art market.

June 7, 2006	CRAFT ON THE DARK SIDE by Chippendale The art-market boom extends to functional art at SOFA New York 2006.

June 7, 2006	SAY LESS AND SAY YES by Ilka Scobie Mark Kostabi and the art of painting.

June 5, 2006	MOMENT IN THE SUN by Ben Davis Circa '06 in San Juan, the first commercial art fair in the Caribbean.

June 2, 2006	MIRROR DANCER by Vivian Gordon Stephen Posen draws a total environment at the Drawing Center.

May

May 31, 2006	RETRO ACTIVITIES by Ben Davis Marco Boggio Sella, Vadis Turner and Michael Bell-Smith take on the past.

May 22, 2006	A DAY AT THE GETTY VILLA by N.F. Karlins The Getty Villa in Malibu is a delight.

May 19, 2006	CAPITAL ROUNDUP by Sidney Lawrence Internationalists and regionalists battle it out in D.C.

May 19, 2006	L.A. CONFIDENTIAL by Emma Gray Coachella, Kim Light, Sean Duffy, Jen Liu, Dani Tull, Lorna Simpson, more.

May 18, 2006	THE WINDY APPLE by Abraham Orden A report from Art Chicago, the Nova Art Fair and the Chicago gallery scene.

May 17, 2006	KLEE IN AMERICA by Dena Shottenkirk "Klee and America" at the Neue Galerie in New York.

May 16, 2006	THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS by Kathryn Garcia Delia & Gavin create a monument to the twisted Hollywood of Kenneth Anger.

May 12, 2006	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson Richard Serra, Tony Smith, Mark di Suvero, Josiah McElheny, Olafur Eliasson, Tony Oursler, Kay Schimert, E.V. Day, more.

May 4, 2006	INANE ASYLUM by Ben Davis Wooloo Productions offers up an immigrant "Survivor" as art in "AsylumNYC."

May 3, 2006	REPORT FROM PARIS by Chris Sharp Ingres, Bonnard, Pierre Huyghe, "Notre Historie," "La Force de l'art," more.

April

Apr. 28, 2006	BIG TILDA by David D'Arcy Photographer Lucy Gray brings the image of androgyny to San Francisco City Hall.

Apr. 27, 2006	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson Ceal Floyer, Eduardo Sarabia, Alexis Rockman, Cai Guo-Qiang, Aaron Parazette, more.

Apr. 24, 2006	DIAS DE LOS MUERTOS by Kathryn Garcia Enrique Metinides' death-obsessed photos of Mexico City come to L.A.

Apr. 21, 2006	THIRTEEN UNEASY PIECES by Ben Davis Chinese video art at P.S.1's "The Thirteen: Chinese Video Now."

Apr. 20, 2006	LONDON HORTICULTURE by Ana Finel Honigman Spring has sprung, with works by Maaike Schoorel, James Aldridge, Andrew Mania, Nigel Cooke, Jacques Nimki, more.

Apr. 17, 2006	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson Max Liebermann, Felix Gonzalez-Torres, Fred Wilson, Pierre Huyghe, Tobias Rehberger, Joey Kötting, Manuel Ocampo, more.

Apr. 13, 2006	DEADPAN MAGIC by Hunter Drohojowska-Philp Visual wit in the collages and paintings of Roy Dowell. Gallery, more.

Apr. 13, 2006	L.A. CONFIDENTIAL by Emma Gray Coco Fusco at MC, Dennis Hopper at Ace, Håvard Homstvedt at Kantor/Feuer Gallery, more.

Apr. 11, 2006	THE UNBEARABLE LIGHTNESS OF BARNEY by Ben Davis Drawing Restraint 9 is a hoot.

Apr. 10, 2006	LIGHT AND DARK IN ARGENTINA by Ariadna Capasso and Diana Korchak The politics of photography under the Junta, 1976-1983.

Apr. 7, 2006	PAINTING PRESENTATION by Stephen Maine The pleasures of "presentational painting" at Hunter College/Times Square Gallery.

Apr. 6, 2006	YOUTH APPEAL by Despina Zefkili "Panic Room" at the Deste Foundation in Athens.

March

Mar. 30, 2006	SWALLOWING SEATTLE by Grant Mandarino Northwest artists break out at the Frye Art Museum.

Mar. 27, 2006	GOYA IN EXILE by N.F. Karlins The Spanish artist's final experimental works, on view at the Frick Collection

Mar. 27, 2006	SHOWMAN IN HARLEM by Chris Bors David Humphey's carnal inflatables at Triple Candie.

Mar. 20, 2006	TWILIGHT OF THE TEEN IDOLS by Ben Davis Masturbating jocks and cheerleaders, courtesy Brock Enright and Ivan Hürzeler.

Mar. 20, 2006	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson Remembering the big art events of the first half of March 2006.

Mar. 14, 2006	AMOROUS INTRIGUES by N.F. Karlins Dutch master Frans van Mieris at the National Gallery of Art.

Mar. 14, 2006	Unstable Nudity by Donald Kuspit Robert Graham's new nudes have a nonconformist primordiality.

Mar. 10, 2006	THE ARMORY BOWL by Ben Davis Reading the semiotics of the Armory Show 2006, Mar. 9-13, 2006.

Mar. 2, 2006	LABELING THE WHITNEY by Ben Davis The art of text at the Whitney Biennial 2006.

February

Feb. 24, 2006	LOOK AGAIN by Ben Davis Photography in New York -- the AIPAD photo show, Tracey Moffatt, Jacques-Henri Lartigue, Christopher Williams and Florian Maier-Aichen.

Feb. 13, 2006	ARTE FIERA 2006 by Joe La Placa Do Italian artists need a new manifesto for the 21st century?

Feb. 10, 2006	ARCO AT 25 by Walter Robinson More than 275 galleries from 35 countries at the celebrated Spanish art fair.

Feb. 10, 2006	RETURN FIRE by Ben Davis New images of art from Iraq in New York.

Feb. 9, 2006	FOR HEARTH AND ALTAR by Victor M. Cassidy 20th-century African pottery in Chicago.

Feb. 7, 2006	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson David Smith, Pia Lindman, Pino Pascali, McDermott & McGough, more.

Feb. 6, 2006	YOU LOVE LIFE by Carlo McCormick A 20-year survey of work by British photographer Nick Waplington.

Feb. 2, 2006	CORPOREAL by Ilka Scobie A survey of photography by feminist performance art pioneer Carolee Schneemann.

January

Jan. 24, 2006	TECHNICAL KNOCK-OUTS by Ben Davis Dorkbot, "Breaking and Entering" at PaceWildenstein, "Superlowrez" at vertexList, "Dewanatron" at Pierogi.

Jan. 23, 2006	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson "The Downtown Show," "Flaming Creatures" then and now, Asher Edelman as art dealer, more.

Jan. 10, 2006	PRAIRIE SMOKE by Victor M. Cassidy Joel Shapiro, Rachel Davis, Jacob Hashimoto, "Pompeii"

Jan. 6, 2006	REPORT FROM TOKYO by Kay Itoi Tokyo galleries on the move (again!)

Jan. 5, 2006	DATELINE BROOKLYN by Stephen Maine Peter Finnemore, Jim Nolan, Stephen Westfall, Elizabeth Grady, Rick Briggs, Sharon Lawless, more.

Jan. 4, 2006	REPORT FROM PUERTO RICO by Walter Robinson Jorge Pardo designs a house. Plus, the Museum of Puerto Rican Art, "Taxi Galeria," more.

December

Dec. 16, 2005	Pop Life by Ben Davis 0100101110101101.ORG proves Europe kicks butt.

Dec. 13, 2005	PRAIRIE SMOKE by Victor M. Cassidy Photos by Barbara Ciurej and Lindsay Lochman, stoneware sculptures by Toshiko Takaezu, and a new edition of Erwin Panofsky's classic.

Dec. 12, 2005	MAXIMUM MIAMI by Walter Robinson Miami's Wynwood Art District, the Pulse and Aqua art fairs, more.

Dec. 8, 2005	DRAWING NOTEBOOK by N.F. Karlins "From Clouet to Seurat" and "David Milne, Watercolors" at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Dec. 5, 2005	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson Cy Twombly, Yves Klein, "Pollock/Tiffany," Berend Strik, Marina Abramović, Matthew Geller, David Robbins, more.

Dec. 2, 2005	MIAMI HEAT by Walter Robinson Soup to nuts at Art Basel Miami Beach.

Dec. 1, 2005	PRAIRIE SMOKE by Victor M. Cassidy New work by Jae Ko, Inga McCaslin Frick and Burtonwood & Holmes in Chicago.

November

Nov. 23, 2005	Raging within the Machine by Ben Davis Gelitin's "Tantamounter" -- a good time is had by all.

Nov. 21, 2005	Capital Roundup by Sidney Lawrence It's all happening in D.C. this fall.

Nov. 16, 2005	I Want My Mike Kelley by Ben Davis Mike Kelley at Gagosian Gallery.

Nov. 15, 2005	DIFFERENT STROKES by Mark Van Proyen New painting from Griff Williams, Rex Ray, and Omar Chacon and Jose Sarinana in San Francisco

Nov. 14, 2005	THE HOUSE THAT GLASS BUILT by John Drury Dale Chihuly and William Morris at the Museum of Glass in Tacoma.

Nov. 10, 2005	DRAWING NOTEBOOK by N.F. Karlins Vincent van Gogh, Egon Schiele and Alex Katz.

Nov. 9, 2005	CHICAGO OPEN HOUSE by Victor M. Cassidy A tour of the annual open house at Chicago's Podmajersky Village artist colony.

Nov. 8, 2005	SPIRIT OF ST. LOUIS by Walter Robinson Museums and galleries in the "show me" city.

Nov. 8, 2005	START IN MILAN by Alice Savorelli A contemporary art marathon to kick off the fall art season.

Nov. 2, 2005	We Are Duchampians by Ben Davis "The Imagery of Chess Revisited" at the Noguchi Museum.

October

Oct. 27, 2005	New London Sun by Joe La Placa The Frieze Art Fair plus more light up the British capital.

Oct. 26, 2005	PARIS À LA MODE by Xavier LaBoulbenne During FIAC, art colluded with the fashion industry.

Oct. 26, 2005	MAGIC FEMINISM by Ilka Scobie Eteri Chkadua portrays herself in global guise.

Oct. 17, 2005	PASSION FOR COLOR by N.F. Karlins Early American modernist Oscar Bluemner sought the spiritual in nature.

Oct. 12, 2005	Photo New York by Ben Davis A report from the 2nd annual photo fair in Manhattan.

Oct. 5, 2005	DATELINE BROOKLYN by Stephen Maine Chris Martin, Erik Moskowitz, Phong Bui, Sante Scardillo, Adam Simon, Jesse Bercowitz and Matt Bua, Siemon Allen, more.

Oct. 4, 2005	Dancing Gods, Dynamic Visions by Fred Stern "Images of the Divine" at Asia Society.

September

Sept. 27, 2005	Knock Out by Ben Davis The Lower Manhattan Cultural Council's "A Knock at the Door"

Sept. 26, 2005	Weekend Update by Walter Robinson Beauty, uptown and in Chelsea, plus more.

Sept. 20, 2005	THE VIEW FROM EAST THIRD by Ilka Scobie Bill Rice paints a smoldering low-rise city.

Sept. 16, 2005	Weekend Update by Walter Robinson People standing around naked. Plus more.

Sept. 12, 2005	The Baby-Satyr's Club by Ben Davis Ohad Meromi at Harris Lieberman.

Sept. 7, 2005	The Feast, Part II by Victor M. Cassidy The Art Institute of Chicago reinstalls its galleries of American Art.

August

Aug. 26, 2005	August Company by Ben Davis The end of the summer at three shows in Williamsburg.

Aug. 22, 2005	Prairie Smoke by Victor M. Cassidy Three shows, and Mies' McCormick House, at the Elmhurst Art Museum in Illinois.

Aug. 22, 2005	Allegorical Remix by Erwin Weishaupt Douglas Gordon's "The Vanity of Allegory" at the Deutsche Guggenheim in Berlin.

Aug. 19, 2005	Paint a Happy Tree by Melissa Gronlund Portland painter Don Attoe mixes the abject and the sublime.

Aug. 18, 2005	Ms. Cardiff Goes to Washington by Sidney Lawrence The Hirshhorn Museum commissions a new sound piece from Janet Cardiff.

Aug. 17, 2005	Signs of the Times by Ben Davis Steve Powers and the Dreamland Artist Club at Coney Island.

Aug. 15, 2005	Drawing Notebook by N.F. Karlins French drawings in Baltimore.

Aug. 11, 2005	Prairie Smoke by Victor M. Cassidy The Chicago Project, two cubist printmakers and Sandra Perlow.

Aug. 9, 2005	Lust and Found by James Westcott New artists from swinging London at New York's Cynthia Broan.

Aug. 4, 2005	No Trespassing: The Art of Dan Flavin by Victor M. Cassidy Dan Flavin at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago.

Aug. 3, 2005	Ultra-Violette by Ben Davis Banks Violette rocks the Whitney.

July

July 27, 2005	Caravaggio's Shadow by Joe La Placa The heritage of Caravaggio at London's Robilant + Voena.

July 25, 2005	Clutter by Kathryn Rosenfeld Cleaners, rock stars and geishas all have art shows in Chicago.

July 18, 2005	Mimicry-works by Walter Kranz Urs Fischer from the Flick Collection at the Hamburger Bahnhof in Berlin.

July 13, 2005	DRAWING NOTEBOOK by N.F. Karlins Get 'em while it's hot -- drawings at the Frick, the Spanish Institute and Achim Moeller Fine Art.

July 13, 2005	Magic Garden by Eve Wood Jennifer Steinkamp's narcotic new media work.

July 12, 2005	Letter Love by Ben Davis O.K. Harris documents the career of Don Celender.

July 5, 2005	SOCIAL STRUCTURE by Donald Kuspit Cheryl Goldsleger's paintings and drawings resurrect the designs of utopian women architects.

June

June 29, 2005	THE THAMES GANG by N.F. Karlins Monet and company at the Brooklyn Museum of Art.

June 23, 2005	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson Robots and mannequins take over New York for the summer.

June 23, 2005	AVRIL IN PARIS by Phyllis Tuchman The world of Toulouse-Lautrec at the Art Institute of Chicago.

June 22, 2005	Basel Highlights 2005 by Macu Moran A belated report from last month's Art 36 Basel art fair.

June 14, 2005	PATHS OF PHOTOGRAPHY by Hunter Drohojowska-Philp Surveys of work by Paul Strand and Frederick Sommer at the Getty.

June 10, 2005	FESTIVE VENICE by Walter Robinson The 51st Venice Biennale gets off to a flashy start.

June 9, 2005	UNCORKED by Sidney Lawrence D.C.'s Corcoran Biennial is a little flat.

June 8, 2005	SUSTAINING ABSTRACT PAINTING by Donald Kuspit The many layers of Wlodzimierz Ksiazek.

June 8, 2005	MILAN SPRING by Alice Savorelli Contemporary art galleries and the Salone del Mobile.

June 7, 2005	A FUTURE PRESENT by Ben Davis D. Dominick Lombardi puts his mark on the apocalypse.

June 6, 2005	LONDON IN PICTURES by Ana Finel Honigman The second annual Photo-London art fair.

May

May 27, 2005	MILAN ART CENTRAL by Joe La Placa A report on the Milan art fair.

May 26, 2005	CHAIRMASTER by Neil Manson Ron Arad's fantastic furniture designs.

May 23, 2005	THE WILDER BUNCH by Ben Davis The artists associated with legendary L.A. dealer Nicholas Wilder.

May 18, 2005	INTERIOR WEATHER by Hunter Drohojowska-Philp Olafur Eliasson tests the darkness in Pasadena.

May 10, 2005	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson Pat Steir, Graham Nickson, Philippe Parreno, Roger Fenton, Yoshua Okun, Lucas Samaras, Suzanne McClelland, more.

May 6, 2005	WAYS OF SEEING by Jerry Saltz Looking at Michelangelo's David with Thomas Struth.

May 3, 2005	CHICAGO CONTEMPORARY & CLASSIC by Victor M. Cassidy A new art fair debuts in the Windy City.

April

April 29, 2005	ART CHICAGO 2005 by Victor M. Cassidy Positive energy at the reconfigured Chicago art fair.

April 25, 2005	TEXAS FOUR-STEP by Victor M. Cassidy A visit to regional museums in Texarkana, Jefferson, Marshall and Tyler, Texas.

April 22, 2005	QUEEN CITY by Abraham Orden The ins and outs of the Cincinnati art scene.

April 18, 2005	REPORT FROM MADRID by Walter Robinson El Círculo de Bellas Artes, Botero and Abu Ghraib, Dürer at the Prado, Die Brücke, the gallery scene, more.

April 15, 2005	DATELINE BROOKLYN by Stephen Maine Thornton Willis, James Little, Rich Timperio, Margaret Neill, Jim Torok, more.

April 8, 2005	DIGITAL GYRE by Max Henry Anne-Mie van Kerckhoven at the Kunsthalle Bern.

April 7, 2005	TEENAGE TEMPEST by N.F. Karlins Kim McCarty's watercolors capture the erotic transformation of youth.

April 4, 2005	PRAIRIE SMOKE by Victor M. Cassidy Tokihiro Sato at the Art Institute in Chicago, Rena Leinberger at ZG Gallery.

March

March 30, 2005	LONDON CALLING by Joe La Placa with Diana Ewer Modernist classics at London's blue-chip galleries.

March 29, 2005	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson Daniel Buren, Jack Tilton, Jörg Immendorff, Robert Morris, Robert Gober, Eric Fischl, Ellen Berkenblit, more.

March 28, 2005	PHILADELPHIA STORY by Roberta Fallon Renewed curatorial energy in the city of brotherly love.

March 28, 2005	PEG'S TALE by Deborah Ripley Mercedes Ruehl is Peggy Guggenheim in Woman before a Glass.

March 23, 2005	AFTER ARCO by Macu Morán Lots of new art at ARCO 05 in Madrid.

March 15, 2005	LATE REMBRANDT by N.F. Karlins "Rembrant's Late Religious Portraits" at the National Gallery of Art.

March 14, 2005	THE CHIMERAS OF UNICA ZÜRN by Valery Oisteanu Works by the little-known Surrealist artist, writer and companion to Bellmer and Michaux.

March 7, 2005	L.A. CONFIDENTIAL by Eve Wood Travels in Chinatown with Flan the little dog.

March 3, 2005	L.A. CONFIDENTIAL by Walter Robinson Robert Graham, David Hockney, Richard Prince, Kenny Scharf, Russell Crotty, James Welling, more.

February

February 25, 2005	ONE ROAD FROM TWO ROADS by Nicole Davis New works by N. B. Dash and Kol Solthon at Ingalls & Associates in Miami.

February 23, 2005	21ST-CENTURY FUNK by N.F. Karlins Robert Arneson and Kim Krans in New York.

February 18, 2005	CAPITAL ROUNDUP by Sidney Lawrence Figurative paintings by Gerhard ter Borch, Kelly Towles and Ian Whitmore.

February 17, 2005	LETTER FROM LISBON by James Westcott Susan Mendes Silva, Francisco Queirós, António Olaio, Julião Sarmento, João Louro, more.

February 15, 2005	WEEKEND UPDATE by Walter Robinson Cecily Brown, Sarah Lucas, Diana Thater, Petah Coyne, Jun Nguyen-Hatsushiba, Reena Spaulings, more. Plus, the AIPAD Photo Show.

February 11, 2005	IT CAME FROM OUTER SPACE by Jerry Saltz Impish new paintings by Jason Fox.

February 11, 2005	CIRCUS WITHOUT A TENT by Abraham Orden A visit to Art L.A., plus a gallery tour.

February 10, 2005	BLACK IS BACK by John Drury The 2005 National Black Fine Art Show.

February 9, 2005	A NEW LEASE ON PAINTING by Nicole Davis Postmodern painting show at Greene Naftali Gallery.

February 7, 2005	L.A. CONFIDENTIAL Eve Wood Exhibitions of work by Skylar Haskard, Sally Elesby and Richard Meier.

February 7, 2005	SAN FRANCISCO DAYS Abraham Orden Art in City Hall, Kate Shepherd, SECA 2004, SFAIE, more.

February 4, 2005

DATELINE BROOKLYN
Stephen Maine
Thomas Lendvai, Mark Power, Katherine Bradford, Tony Fitzpatrick, more.

January

January 31, 2005	WEEKEND UPDATE Walter Robinson Allen Ruppersberg, Steve McQueen, Jack Levine, Marc Quinn, Sante D'Orazio, Mangina, more.

January 25, 2005	ORIGINARY FORMS Alice Savorelli A new look at nature in works by four contemporary artists.

January 24, 2005	ART FROM THE EAST Fred Stern The dawn of China's golden age at the Metropolitan Museum.

January 24, 2005	THE NEW YORK LIST Nicole Davis Richard Tuttle, Barry Le Va, Chris Hammerlein, Tanyth Berkeley, Kent Henricksen, more.

January 13, 2005	REPORT FROM ATHENS Chris Bors "Monument to Now," Ileana Tounta, The Breeder, Els Hanappe, and more.

January 12, 2005	AN INSIDER'S SYMPATHY Victor M. Cassidy Photographs by Miao Xiachun and Somei Tomatsu.

January 10, 2005	PHOTOGRAPHY IN A LIGHTLESS SEASON Kathryn Rosenfeld Shimon and Lindemann, Sam Taylor-Wood, Lyle Ashton Harris.

January 5, 2005	PRAIRIE SMOKE Victor M. Cassidy Chicago exhibitions by Beverly Mayeri, Craig Anderson at NAB Gallery, Jason Peot, more.

January 4, 2005

EAST VILLAGE COLLAGE
Valery Oisteanu
Neo-Dada artist John Evans chronicles downtown New York.

The Archives

2004	View All Reviews Archives For 2004

2003	View All Reviews Archives For 2003

2002	View All Reviews Archives For 2002

2001	View All Reviews Archives For 2001

2000	View All Reviews Archives For 2000

1999	View All Reviews Archives For 1999

1998	View All Reviews Archives For 1998

1997	View All Reviews Archives For 1997

1996	View All Reviews Archives For 1996

Art Valuation
Artists
artnet on Social Media
- Facebook
- Google+
- LinkedIn
- Pinterest
- Tumblr Blog
- Twitter
- Weibo
- Youtube

Resources
Media Relations