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Art
There's great irony in the fact that Rob Pruitt is the man putting together the Guggenheim’s First Annual Art Awards, a sort of tongue-and-cheek version of the Oscars for contemporary American art. It’s the kind of irony more befitting a Hollywood film script than the New York art scene. On October 29, before an assemblage of heavyweights in the Guggenheim Museum rotunda, faux-champagne-bottle-in-ice-bucket lamp awards will be doled out to the winners of Solo Show of the Year, Group Show of the Year, Curator of the Year, and Artist of the Year, among a myriad of other categories. ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 10/26/09
This globe-trotting blonde grew up in a children’s book. Now that she’s come of age, she’s busting out with her industrial multimedia art projects and the first subject she’s taking on is the emotional gap between men and women ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 09/08/09
A mid-career retrospective is a lot like a midlife crisis, but the nomadic dutch photographer has
lived—and captured—so many lives, his exhibition is more a party than a cause for alarm ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 09/08/09
Vito Acconci has spent the last four decades taking a radical hard line in his ever-escalating war against the traditional definitions of art—and he’s got the scars to prove it. ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 09/08/09
Miranda July took over a garden in Venice at this summer’s Biennale and made the viewing audience a complicit part of her sculptures. July, who moonlights as a filmmaker, actress, performance artist, and fiction writer, seems to want her work to play a part in people’s lives—and hopes they’ll return the favor. ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 07/27/09
Luigi Colani designed planes, trains, and cars that look as futuristic today as when he drew them decades ago. Tomorrow is still his yesterday. ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 07/27/09
Viktor & Rolf discovered strange worlds on the face of Dutch artist Levi van Veluw ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 07/27/09
Kevin Baker isn’t following the typical young New York artist career trajectory. Instead of clubbing, he’s gardening. And his subject isn’t alienation, it’s beauty. ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 07/27/09
On the occasion of the X Initiative's No Soul for Sale, a convergence of non-profit and independent art spaces, we asked each of the 38 international participants for photos of its storefront—the face that they present the world walking by. ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 06/19/09
