Interview

As the main swoosh at Nike, Mark Parker has made a career out of of helping aththletes do unbelievable things, like run really fast or jump really high-or, you know, embrace the power of art.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 10/27/09

Wade Guyton has been heralded as the artistic hope of his generation. The tireless young artist will probably fulfill his destiny, as long as they never stop making Epson desktop printer ink.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 06/08/09

Marina Cashdan reports from ArteBA, Buenos Aires, bringing you street art, food art, and everything in between.  BLOG POSTED: 05/28/09

Albert Oehlen is a painter who is leading the way. Whether anyone is following is almost irrelevant, because Oehlen’s fantastic exploratory techniques and improvisational spirit have blazed a spectacular trail through abstraction. And he has breathed some intoxicatingly revivifying fumes into the corpse of surrealism in the bargain. If he’s a one-man movement, maybe that’s enough.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 04/28/09

If the "Younger Than Jesus" crowd is all about social networking devices, I thought I'd find some followers of  journalism in the "Pictures Generation" show, which opened last night at the Met. That's until I met Barbara Bloom.  BLOG POSTED: 04/21/09

The New York art world can also be a cruel place, for artists who aren't Richard Prince and don't make the museum circuit. Interview celebrates Peter Saul and Barry Le Va.  BLOG POSTED: 04/08/09

It's late-breaking news, but Richard Prince is getting sued. As a result, his catalogue has become super rare. Interview investigates.  BLOG POSTED: 03/10/09

Victor Demarchelier set out on his own (with three friends) last night, exhibiting photos at the MINA Gallery in the East Village.  BLOG POSTED: 02/27/09