The newest, the most thoroughly curatorial and editorial, and perhaps the most visually intriguing, and the only one with the backing of big-time curators, is Paddle8.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 06/22/11

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.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 04/21/09

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

Interview asked Neville Wakefield, curator of a recent show of four artists from Los Angeles, about those artists, their cult followings, and how he got on the Beat "beat."  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 01/21/09

Los Angeles-based artist Matt Johnson has the first show in the new Taxter and Spengemann space. We asked the artist about his sense of humor, and his favorite comedians.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 01/14/09

14 ARTISTS REFLECT HIS VISION, AND DOZENS OF FRIENDS REMEMBER HIM  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 11/30/08

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