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LE MONDE | 21.09.02 | 12h57 – by Le Monde
Friday, 28 April 2006 04:14MIS A JOUR LE 21.09.02 | 17h16… LE MONDE | 21.09.02 | 12h57 by Le Monde • MIS A JOUR LE 21.09.02 | 17h16 "Art d’�quilibre" contre "instrument de guerre" Conversation posthume entre le vieux fauve et le jeune loup. Avec des citations tir�es de leurs nombreux propos sur l’art, on peut recomposer un dialogue […]
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International Herald Tribune Two Chinese museums examine a priceless past Sheila Melvin IHT
Friday, 28 April 2006 04:12International Herald Tribune Two Chinese museums examine a priceless past Sheila Melvin IHT – by Sheila Melvin BEIJING China’s soil is not known for its high quality when it comes to agriculture, but it is among the richest in the world as far as archaeology is concerned. International Herald Tribune Two Chinese museums examine a […]
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Der Spiegel – by Der Spiegel
Friday, 28 April 2006 04:1021 December 2002 Konsum als B�rgerpflicht… Der Spiegel by Der Spiegel 21 December 2002Konsum als B�rgerpflicht In Krisenzeiten gilt: Blo� nicht sparen, sondern ab ins n�chste Kaufhaus – eine Frankfurter Ausstellung feiert mit viel Ironie das "Shopping". Kruger-Plakate in Frankfurt am Main (Computersimulation): Mit viel Geld in die PleiteAuch ein Museumschef muss sich mal einen […]
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Somebody Blew Up America – by Amiri Baraka
Friday, 28 April 2006 04:09They say its some terrorist, some barbaric … Somebody Blew Up America by Amiri Baraka They say its some terrorist, some barbaric A Rab, in Afghanistan It wasn’t our American terrorists It wasn’t the Klan or the Skin heads Or the them that blows up nigger Churches, or reincarnates us on Death Row It wasn’t […]
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The Dyn of Wolfgang Paalen – by Allan Graubard
Friday, 28 April 2006 04:08All totalitarian tyrannies banished modern art … The Dyn of Wolfgang Paalen by Allan Graubard All totalitarian tyrannies banished modern art They are right. For as a vital stimulus to imagination, modern art is an invaluable weapon in the struggle for freedom. (Dyn�number 1, 1942) Wolfgang Paalen holds a unique place among surrealists who came […]
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El arte que viene/The Art to Come Presentation of the book – by Paco Barrag�n
Friday, 28 April 2006 04:05Written by Paco Barrag�n, El arte que viene/ The Art to Come offers a broad overview of the international art scene. El arte que viene/The Art to Come Presentation of the book by Paco Barrag�n Written by Paco Barrag�n, El arte que viene/ The Art to Come offers a broad overview of the international […]
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Ann Craven – by Matthew Bede Murphy
Friday, 28 April 2006 04:03Ann Craven’s show at the Gasser and Grunert gallery reminds me of visits to an eccentric ornithologist I knew in upstate NY. The woman had rare and expensive birds that fluttered about her large country estate at will. Ann Craven by Matthew Bede Murphy Ann Craven’s show at the Gasser and Grunert gallery reminds me […]
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Ausschreibung “Unforgettable” @ Berliner Kunstprojekt – by NY Arts
Friday, 28 April 2006 04:02"Unforgettable" l�dt Berliner K�nstler und K�nstlerinnen ein, ihre Gedanken und Ideen f�r ein m�gliches Erinnern auf dem Areal der Twin Towers an die Ereignisse des 11. Septembers zu visualisieren Ausschreibung "Unforgettable" @ Berliner Kunstprojekt by NY Arts "Unforgettable" l�dt Berliner K�nstler und K�nstlerinnen ein, ihre Gedanken und Ideen f�r ein m�gliches Erinnern auf dem Areal […]
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Letter to NY Arts – by NY Arts
Friday, 28 April 2006 04:01Two points were made in the editorial comment of your last New York Arts . Letter to NY Arts by NY Arts Two points were made in the editorial comment of your last New York Arts Magazine Newsletter: * According to some critics, craft has been assimilated by fine art * Are craft persons nicer […]
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Gigantus Abstractosaurus Twilight of the Dogmas – by James Kalm
Friday, 28 April 2006 04:00Late summer, early fall 2002; P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center seems to be suffering from an organizational malady I can only call "institutional ennui." Gigantus Abstractosaurus Twilight of the Dogmas by James Kalm Late summer, early fall 2002; P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center seems to be suffering from an organizational malady I can only call "institutional […]
















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