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Barry Schwabsky on the art of Joan Jonas

Jonas is the subject of two revelatory exhibitions now on view in New York—along with the MoMA retrospective (through July 6), the Drawing Center is presenting a survey of works on paper, “Animal, Vegetable, Mineral,” through June 2. When I try to get an overview of Jonas’s work, I often consider the title of a work of hers from 1973: Glass Puzzle. I saw a version of this piece in her 2018 retrospective at London’s Tate Modern—Glass Puzzle II, which is dated 1974/2000 and incorporates the original black-and-white video projected onto a paper screen, color footage from 1974 displayed on a small monitor, and a child’s desk that replicates one seen in the 1973 video, with some objects, props, inside.

Susan Rothenberg with Michael Auping

Susan Rothenberg talks with Michael Auping about her studio on 112 Greene street.

The Eyes of Site Specific Art (Re-imagined)

The Guest Critic is charged with suggesting a topic or theme that can be explored and debated for this special section of the Rail. On the occasion of the re-staging of Jenny Holzer’s 1989, architecturally encompassing piece at the Guggenheim, I have chosen the theme of site-specific Art. To my mind, Holzer’s Guggenheim project is one of the great site-specific works of my generation. It is also part of a larger history that has grown in some very interesting ways.

Robert Moskowitz, Celebrated New York Painter, Dies at 88

Robert Moskowitz, a celebrated New York painter who produced mystifying figurations, has died at 88.

Tribeca Citizen | Joan Pantzer, the former showgirl who created what would become the Odeon, has died

'ABSTRACTION' delves into dynamic ways the comprehension of abstract art has expanded

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'Disguise the Limit': UK Art Museum presents 1st examination of poet, critic John Yau's collaborative works

University of Kentucky Art Museum is proud to announce the first examination of the various collaborations that poet and critic John Yau has created with a range of visual artists during the past five decades. “Disguise the Limit: John Yau’s Collaborations,” running Jan. 9 to June 1, 2024, includes paintings, mixed media works on paper, print portfolios, artist books and ephemera. A reception celebrating this new exhibition and others will be 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 10.

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'Disguise the Limit': UK Art Museum to present 1st examination of poet, critic John Yau's collaborative works

An Interview with Artist Jim Dine

For the past 80 years, artist Jim Dine has had a lot to say. We caught up with him in his Switzerland studio.