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International Edition
May 20, 2013 Last Updated: 9:03:AM EDT

Columnist

English
Published: April 11, 2013
Will Facebook's Obscenity Police Ever Accept Photos as Art?
by Terri Ciccone | Visual Arts, Columnist, Contemporary Arts
Recent controversies have shown the social media giant's influence in determining "what is art?" — and its getting it wrong.
THE ART LOVER: On the Romantic Heft of 3-D Art,...
Earthworks on Parade: Reflecting on the...
Scrutinizing the Sexy New Art-Tech Industry: It...

The Art Lover

THE ART LOVER: On the Romantic Heft of 3-D Art, Jealousy, and Erotic Still Lifes
by
Ben Davis
THE ART LOVER is an infrequent column of love advice from an art critic's perspective, written by executive editor Ben...
Ben Davis, The Art Lover, Columnist
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ARTINFO Op-Ed

Adapt or Die: What We Can Learn About Museum Finances from L.A. MOCA and the...
by
Benjamin Genocchio
We’ve all read media reports of internal problems at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles — exhibitions...
Benjamin Genocchio, Corcoran Gallery of Art, Detroit Institute of the Arts, Jeffrey Deitch, L.A. MOCA, Museum Finances, ARTINFO Op-Ed, Museums
In the Wake of Facebook's Richter Blackout, Does the Social Network Still...
by
David Kratz
We were quite surprised last year when Facebook took down a photo posted by the New York Academy of Art on our page....
David Kratz, Facebook, New York Academy of Art, ARTINFO Op-Ed, Visual Arts
"Something for Everyone": Full Program for the £52 Million London...
by
ARTINFO UK
The figures are staggering. As the world's finest athletes compete in the Olympic Park, from June 21 to September 9...
ARTINFO Op-Ed, Europe
Hybrid Art Fairs May Not Be Fashionable, But They're What People Want
by
Benjamin Genocchio
A decade ago art fairs were more intimate, with displays often exhibiting individual flair. As big business moved in,...
Art Fairs, Voices, ARTINFO Op-Ed, North America, Art+Auction Magazine
An Open Letter From a Dancer Who Refused to Participate in Marina Abramovic’s...
by
Sara Wookey
I participated in an audition on November 7th for performance artist Marina Abramovic’s production for the annual...
Voices, ARTINFO Op-Ed
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Opinion

What's Behind MOCA's Plan to Ditch LACMA for the NGA? We Have No Clue
by
Shane Ferro
The last week has been something of a rollercoaster of news about the Los Angeles museum world. First, after months —...
L.A. MOCA, LACMA, National Gallery of Art, Shane Ferro, Opinion, Columnists, Museums, Visual Arts
We Can't Leave Culture to the Market: EU Culture Commissioner Speaks Out...
by
Coline Milliard, ARTINFO UK
Speaking at the first Edinburgh International Culture Summit yesterday, EU culture commissioner Androulla Vassiliou...
Arts Policy, Opinion, Europe
How Artists Will Be Affected by the Supreme Court's Decision to Uphold...
by
Reid Singer, Shane Ferro
The stakes in U.S. Supreme Court's decision today about the Affordable Care Act were high — not least for...
Affordable Care Act, Artist's Survival Guide, Healthcare and Art, Reid Singer, Shane Ferro, Voices, Opinion, North America
"It's a Real Kick in the Gut": Readers and Writers on the Demise...
by
Julia Halperin, Benjamin Sutton
The art world lost a valued voice yesterday when Artnet announced it was shutting down its magazine after 16...
Artnet, Journalism, Linda Yablonsky, Media, People, Opinion, North America
What Do Norman Foster's Plans for the New York Public Library Mean for its...
by
Reid Singer
NEW YORK — People love the New York Public Library, and yet there’s a general agreement that it cannot survive in...
Anthony Marx, Architecture, Caleb Crain, Mark Hewitt, New York Public Library, Norman Foster, Polly Thistlethwaite, Reid Singer, Voices, Opinion
"Cool Girls Got Off at Contemporary" and Other Findings From Alice...
by
Chloe Wyma
Sotheby's CEO and six-million dollar man Bill Ruprecht probably doesn’t read the leftist intellectual journal...
Reviews, Opinion, Society
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Interventions

The Success and Failure of Gutai
by
Ben Davis
What to make of Gutai? The Guggenheim’s survey of the mid-century Japanese avant-garde group, which closes today, is...
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Ben Davis, Gutai, Interventions
Saving Basquiat: Seeing the Art Through the Myth-Making at Gagosian
by
Ben Davis
With over 50 paintings, “museum-quality” is probably the term you'd use to describe Gagosian’s Jean-...
Ben Davis, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Interventions
Non-Objective Art History: How MoMA's "Inventing Abstraction"...
by
Ben Davis
Imagine yourself cracking open one of those terrible essays about “how young people talk today.” The author makes a...
Ben Davis, MoMA, Interventions
3 Hard Truths About the Art Market: It's Nasty, Brutish, and Short-Sighted
by
Ben Davis
You probably don’t want to read another article on art and money. I don’t really want to write one. But then again, I...
Americas, Ben Davis, Interventions, Market News
Slouching Towards Burning Man: Is the Counterculture Fest Evolving or Devolving...
by
Ben Davis
About one half hour before it goes up, the 40-foot-tall wooden sculpture at the center of Burning Man raises its hands...
View Slideshow
Americas, Ben Davis, Burning Man, Contemporary Arts, Interventions, Visual Arts
Diversify or Die: Why the Art World Needs to Keep Up With Our Changing Society
by
Ben Davis
President Obama’s reelection last week has put a blazing spotlight on the “emerging majority” thesis, thrusting it...
Ben Davis, diversity, Interventions
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Columns

Write Something Interesting About an Art Fair, Win an iPad Mini
by
BLOUIN ARTINFO
Art fair coverage. We know it can be a drag — we know because we have to write a lot of it. This week...
Columns
10 Global Art Exhibitions, From Daniel Heidkamp's Luscious Landscapes to...
by
Alanna Martinez
Here are BLOUIN ARTINFO's top picks for this week in art openings around the world.LONDON“Utopia” at Hoxton Art...
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Shows Around the World, Columns
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Dispatch From L.A.

“The Light Here Makes Me Feel Free”: A Conversation With David Lynch in the...
by
Nate Freeman
LOS ANGELES — On the day of our interview with David Lynch, we took the elevator to the sixth floor of the Chateau...
ART Parties/Scene, Film, Nate Freeman, Dispatch From L.A., Lifestyle
David Lynch Turns Hollywood's Milk Studios Into a Fun House for the Reveal...
by
Nate Freeman
LOS ANGELES – An hour into the reveal of “Dom Perignon by David Lynch,” the walls of Milk Studios ...
View Slideshow
People, ART Parties/Scene, Film, Fashion, Music, Dispatch From L.A., Lifestyle, NEWS, Parties
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