Desert X, the first edition of a biennial in the vast Coachella Valley, 120 miles east of Los Angeles, opened Read More »
Posts Categorized: Art
Thermal Military Camera – On The Refugees
Still from Richard Mosse’s Incoming
I had no idea this was only the beginning…
In the winter of 2002, I was crossing Read More »
Art & Math – Percussion Of Stone-age Serengeti
1.6 million-year-old stone handaxe (British Museum) from the Olduvai Gorge in Tanzania.
Stone knapping was what Read More »
Cézanne The Neuro-artist – Form Over Color
Mont Sainte-Victoire (1906) Paul Cézanne (French 1839–1906) #/media/File:Paul_C%C3%A9zanne_111.jpg)
Keep your eyes at one of the dark spots in the painting – you can Read More »
MoMA 1929 – Monet, Cézanne, & Van Gogh Revisited
Alfred Barr, the legendary founding director of MoMA has Read More »
Helping The One-Percenters – The 99% Do Their Best
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Robert Smithson, Dead Tree, 1969 (Destroyed. Reconstruction at the 2015 Venice Biennale). *
‘“When you look at the issues facing society now – whether it’s health care, climate change, terrorism, energy – these are the kids who have the most potential to solve these problems,” says David Lubinski, professor of psychology in Vanderbilt University in Tennessee. “These are the kids we’d do well to bet on.”’
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Out Of Africa – How Picasso Got It Wrong
This Ori Olokun head (or one like it) was first discovered in 1910 in Read More »
Is Technology Art? Clifford Ross’s Photography
In reviewing the exhibition catalog, Seen and Imagined: The World of Clifford Ross for Leonardo Reviews, I came upon Read More »
Zaha Hadid – The Unfinished Story
Museo nazionale delle arti del XXI secolo (MAXXI, Rome). Image from Another Something & Co.
During one of her early Read More »
Vietnam Veterans Memorial(s) – Which One Is Art?
A haunting picture – remembering a comrade (Photo credit:Linda Davidson/THE WASHINGTON POST)
There are in reality three Vietnam Veterans Memorials. The third one is not Read More »
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