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Architecture and Art Grads Unemployed, Occupy the Arts Protesting
As Mitt Romney who is said to be the richest presidential hopeful we have ever had squeaked out More …
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2012 Preview: Foreclosed! Rather, Solutions.
The Issues in Contemporary Architecture series continues at New York’s Museum of Modern Art with Foreclosed: Rehousing the More …
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2012 Preview: Francesca Woodman Retrospective at SFMOMA
Okay, well, we’re cheating a little bit because this exhibit of Francesca Woodman photographs has already opened, and More …
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2012 Preview: Three Weeks in January
LACE, or Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions,on January 27th will re-present Suzanne Lacy’s 1977 performance work then called Three More …
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Best of 2011: David Foster Wallace Leaves One
This April’s literary publication of The Pale King, the last book written by David Foster Wallace, had that More …
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In Memoriam: Hitchens, Havel – and Cesaria Evora
Writer and thinker Christopher Hitchens (center, above) died last Thursday night, December 15, at MD Anderson Cancer Center More …
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Best of 2011: Julie Heffernan at Catharine Clark Gallery
A famous art critic (true story) waiting for light in front of Delacroix’s Jacob and the Angel in More …
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Creative Santa Fe Announces New Board Chair, Executive Director, and Initiative
Creative Santa Fe, a nonprofit that emerged in 2005 out of the University of New Mexico BBER economic-impact More …
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James Drake on Salon of A Thousand Souls
James Drake‘s Salon of A Thousand Souls, a one-man show curated by New Mexico Museum of Art curator More …
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Wish We Were There: Bubble Ballet at SwissNex (San Francisco)
Swiss design studio Greutmann Bolzern is on tap tonight at Swissnex San Francisco with an installation-event, Bubble Ballet, More …
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AdobeAirstream Gift Guide 2011: More Experiences, Less Stuff!
Okay, well maybe a little stuff enters into our first writer’s AdobeAirstream gift guide. Such as (above): A More …
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Armchair Eye Candy from Art Basel Miami Beach
Art Basel Miami Beach has 206 exhibitors this year. I am not there but have spent the better More …
Ellen Berkovitch