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Proenza Schouler Goes Abstract
If Jackson Pollock did graffiti, it would probably look something like the Proenza Schouler's schizophrenic scribble prints. BLOG POSTED: 02/18/10
In preparation for her show at Regen Projects, we ask painter Marilyn Minter what she learned from Madonna. BLOG POSTED: 10/22/09
Jean-Philippe Delhomme, illustrator of Interview's May design portfolio, may be Western Civilization's most literate (and/or literary) illustrator. He's got a new book out, and an exhibition in New York. BLOG POSTED: 04/24/09
Now Year-Round: The New Whitechapel Gallery
The Whitechapel Gallery set up shop in East London in 1901, before the neighborhood was crawling with posh artist types in members-only social clubs. Now the gallery has a new look BLOG POSTED: 04/06/09
Without Gavin Turk we might not have anyone to excoriate the cult of artistic celebrity with such wit. BLOG POSTED: 03/27/09
When Brigid Berlin, Andy Warhol's BFF, a decided Libertine ("L") in her day, came into her inheritance, she didn't race out and get coiffed. But she did wear a beehive of a ring from her mom, Honey Berlin, a tall swirl of diamonds. ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 11/30/08
At first, Gardar Eide Einarsson's work could be mistaken for the kind of art made by a lot of young, white New York guys these days. There's plenty of graffiti, references to gangs, skateboarders, the police, a couple flags with dark mottos, and even cameos by radicals like the Unabomber. ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 11/28/08
He is one of our most successful and prolific artists. And a golfer, a car nut, a collector, and a connoisseur of the side of American culture they don't write about in books. He's a hepcat who removed himself from urban bohemia to explore America from a ruined rural landscape in hollering distance of the Borscht Belt. A pioneer of appropriation, lately he's been suggesting art could be a car, a handbag, or a video game. ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 11/28/08
