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THIRD EDITION OF CONTEMPORARY ART BIENNIAL SHOW… EL MUSEO DEL BARRIO by NY Arts THIRD EDITION OF CONTEMPORARY ART BIENNIAL SHOW THE (S) FILES 2002 / THE SELECTED FILES El Museo del Barrio holds the third edition of the series "The (S) Files / The Selected Files" is the biennial showcase of art produced by […]

From the vantage of 2002, we can all too easily look back at the artistic history of the first half of the 20th century in Czechoslovakia with the belief that most, if not all, major names and works are or have been appreciated. Czech Photographic Avant-Garde 1918-1948 Vladimir Birgus, Editor / MIT Press, 2002 by […]

Artist/Curator: HMK Heidemarie Kull Ausstellung "Augen-Blick" vom 8.November — 3o November 2oo2 in der Gneisenaustr. 33, Berlin, Kreuzberg… AUGEN – BLICK @ Berlin Kunstprojekt by NY Arts Artist/Curator: HMK Heidemarie Kull Ausstellung "Augen-Blick" vom 8.November — 3o November 2oo2 in der Gneisenaustr. 33, Berlin, Kreuzberg. 11 Internationale K�nstler aus Deutschland, �sterreich, S�d Afrika, und die […]

Santa Fe and New York have been linked since the 1890s when Easterners Ernest Blumenschein and Bert Phillips stumbled upon Taos. Santa Fe Roundup by AJ Nadel Santa Fe and New York have been linked since the 1890s when Easterners Ernest Blumenschein and Bert Phillips stumbled upon Taos. Focusing upon the glorious landscape and upon […]

On a sun-bleached rooftop a stone’s throw from the Villa Borghese in Rome, artist Livia Signorini unfurls a "quilt" made of Horvath candy wrappers. Romantic Minimalism: Livia Signorini by Matthew Rose On a sun-bleached rooftop a stone’s throw from the Villa Borghese in Rome, artist Livia Signorini unfurls a "quilt" made of Horvath candy wrappers. […]

The opposition of paradise and destruction is what the visitor encounters at the site-specific environment Pardes that the Israeli artist Dani Karavan created especially for the IVAM, Institute of Modern Art in Valencia. Pardes, (Grove of Orange Trees): Dani Karavan by Ana Maria Torres The opposition of paradise and destruction is what the visitor encounters […]

According to some critics, craft has been assimilated by fine art, yet aside from a few reviews in the New York Times, The Interstitial: The Dishes Are on the Floor (And Up the Wall) by John Perreault According to some critics, craft has been assimilated by fine art, yet aside from a few reviews in […]

From November 5 to December 19, 2002, the Goethe-Institut in New York exhibited a two-person exhibition of multi-media works. DREAM: Multi-Media Works by Anja Mohn and Christiane Wetzel by Erik LaPrade From November 5 to December 19, 2002, the Goethe-Institut in New York exhibited a two-person exhibition of multi-media works. The theme and title of […]

What is an artist to do, stuck in a tiny one-bedroom/studio on 11th Street between Broadway and Fifth Avenue with bigger spaces in Williamsburg or the Lower East Side no longer an affordable alternative? The Rocks of Ages: Christina Mamakos and the giant boulders of Mykonos by Thomas Girst What is an artist to do, […]

Retrospectives are cheap fun. Following the hit parade of an artist’s production is its own form of entertainment. The Phallic Wars of Carroll Dunham by Matthew Bourbon Retrospectives are cheap fun. Following the hit parade of an artist’s production is its own form of entertainment. Who doesn’t enjoy finding examples of an artist’s high points […]