Category: Art Criticism
Issue 114 April 2008
Reality in the Age of Aesthetics
What does it mean when artists create scenarios that rely on existing social realities, or when they actively enter a social realm in order to generate works of art?
Issue 48 September-October 1999
Message to Michael
An essay
Issue 44 January-February 1999
Rules of the Game
Once upon a time, a curator's principal expertise was limited to hanging shows, eyeballing a painting with a connoisseur's gaze and sagely suggesting that it be re-hung a couple of inches to the left. While there were always notable exceptions, it has only been during the last decade that curatorial practice has been reinvented on a grand scale, and that the curator has been elevated to a kind of cult status
Issue 43 November-December 1998
Better Bodies
This summer in Vienna, a strange group of objects provided a rare illustration of a crucial moment in Austrian art: Modernism's emergence into the previously aloof and self-sufficient Viennese art world
Issue 42 September-October 1998
The Art of Disappearing
Finding virtue in the invisible
Issue 42 September-October 1998
Yours Sincerely
The twisted relationship between artists, journalists and the media
Issue 41 June-August 1998
Modernism Blazing
Michael Fried's Formalist Flashback
Issue 39 March-April 1998
The Good The Bad and The Ugly
Porn, photography and Picabia's late paintings
Issue 38 January-February 1998
That Sinking Feeling
Cruising the Mercury Art Collection
Issue 38 January-February 1998
Art of Darkness
Photographing war
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