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Scott and Tyson Reeder talk to each other

If you could hire anyone throughout art history as your studio assistant who would it be? Scott Reeder: Joseph Albers—it seems like he would be really organized and have really clean brushes, plus he seems to be pretty good with color. Warhol would also be a nice assistant because he would be good at attracting […]

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Skye Thorstenson talks to Jenn Norton

Skye Thorstenson: In regards to the grotesque, I’m not sure how to talk about that. I don’t actively seek out taboo topics or try to solidify the grotesque. Normally what I plan to do is a bland reiteration of something—a memory, a scene from a TV show, or film that sticks with me. I think […]

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January 10, 2008

NY Arts + Art Fairs International: The Daily Newsletter Thursday, January 10 Detroit Museum Gets "Freewheeling"; Record-Breaking Antiquity On View at Met; Deeper Diplomacy;  NY Arts talks to Tod Lippy To see the NY Arts Newsletter in Chinese please click here International Top News Detroit Museum Gets "Freewheeling" The Detroit Institute of Arts is drawing […]

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Deeper Diplomacy

The China-Australia exchange exhibition Process-Journey opened in October at Red Gate Gallery and at the Australian Embassy in Beijing. Process-Journey commemorates the 35th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Australia. Eight Chinese and Australian artists explored and interrogated concepts of cross-cultural exchange.   Jayne Dyer on Process-Journey  Jayne Dyer, A Reading, […]

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NY Arts talks to Tod Lippy

NY Arts: How did Esopus start, and how has it grown since? Tod Lippy: I started Esopus—named after a creek that runs through the Catskills—in 2003. The essential idea was to create a magazine with no "commercial interference": no ads, publicity, or calendar-driven material, and for which I would never rely on handlers (publicists, gallerists, […]

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January 9, 2008

NY Arts + Art Fairs International: The Daily Newsletter Wednesday, January 9 Guinness Collection at Morris Museum; Stolen Masterpieces Rediscovered To see the NY Arts Newsletter in Chinese please click here International Top News Guinness Collection at Morris Museum The Morris Museum was awarded the Murtogh D. Guinness collection of 700 historic mechanical musicalinstruments and […]

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Hanne Mugaas talks to Willy Wonka Inc.

Hanne Mugaas: How did Willy Wonka Inc. start and develop? Willy Wonka Inc.: In 2005, we curated the exhibition With Us Against Reality or Against Us! (the title referring to Bush`s With Us or Against Us politics). A lot of people came to see the show—the opening was literally a riot. Our goal was to […]

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Chris Duncan

If you put Fred Sandback, Modrian, Rites of Spring, Woody Guthrie, Born Against, the ladies of Gee’s Bend, Sol Lewitt, Noam Chomsky, Bruce Springsteen, Neil Blender, Henry Darger, Raymond Pettibon, Lightning Bolt, Joni Mitchell, Edward Abbey, Evergreen, The Hated, anything Dan Higgs has done, Public Enemy, James Turrell, Hokusai, The Damned, Animal Collective, Leonard Cohen, […]

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Sara Conklin

Sara Conklin’s current works on paper examine the universal emotions Sara Conklin Thinking of You Sara Conklin’s current works on paper examine the universal emotions related to human suffering. Conklin’s work reveals her personal and artistic growth following the trauma of a broken neck after a horseback riding accident. Humor with a touch of darkness reveals […]

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Beatrice Englert

The essence of my work is the enigma of inner dialogue and outer expression.  I create Expressionist and Psychological paintings Beatrice Englert, Mask The essence of my work is the enigma of inner dialogue and outer expression.  I create Expressionist and Psychological paintings based on the representation of the human form and mind. The heads, […]

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