Speeding through creative thoughts and curatorial vision with Liutaurus Psibilskis, a truly independent curator whose focus is to awaken the public to both the unrecognized historical presence and contemporary significance of, primarily, video and performative artwork.
Recently struck with a series of aggressive dreams that envelop me in wild imagery, I feel more aware of my experience with Aernout Mik’s video work (through July 27) at the Museum of Modern Art.
How can you say no to beautiful weather, great art, cool parties and some incredible waves?
As stocks rise and fall and the art market struggles to revive itself, Vadis Turner’s constructions remind us all of the importance and power of craftsmanship.
The second half of my conversation with Glenn O’Brien, Editorial Director of Interview Magazine …
Tim Goossens, a young Curatorial Assistant at PS1 Contemporary Art Center, has found himself in a unique position. Calm, cool and collected, he’s one of the young curators measuring new waves of distention in the art world.
Sometimes finding the reasons why an artwork moves you is impossible. I was completely struck down when I saw Dario Robleto’s intimate work in D’Amelio Terras’s booth at the 2009 ADAA Park Avenue Armory Show
Amir Mogharabi created Farimani —and eleven-issue, biannual publication-cum-art project—to showcase collaborations with legendary thinkers in art, theory, and music.
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