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SOMETIME IN 1975, Pierre Buraglio began gathering discarded windows from demolition sites in Paris. Pickings were plentiful. The fourteenth arrondissement, where he had a studio, was undergoing extensive redevelopment, part of a broader wave of modernization exemplified by the recently built skyscraper Tour Montparnasse. The artist had opposed this trend, heatedly decrying the likely consequences for the quarter’s working-class inhabitants.1 He was nonetheless drawn to the cast-off fixtures, which he conveyed to a friend’s carpentry workshop. There he transformed them into wall-mounted art...

<strong>Patrick Henningsen Show</strong> | The slow motion train wreck that is the Biden Administration.

The First Art Newspaper on the Net   Abraham Bloemart's "Moses Striking the Rock," a painting from 1596 now in its collection. The museum said it had investigated and did not find compelling evidence that Curt Glaser had been forced to sell the painting. Metropolitan Museum of Art via The New York Times. by Catherine Hickley (NYT NEWS SERVICE) .- The Nazi authorities removed Curt Glaser from his post as director of the Berlin State Art Library in April 1933 because he was Jewish. He was also evicted from his home and, the following month, sold most of his art collection at two auctions. Sinc...

Miles McEnery Gallery opens an exhibition of recent works by Tom LaDuke Miles McEnery Gallery, Tom LaDuke, 24 June – 31 July 2021. Image: Christopher Burke Studio. Courtesy of the artist and Miles McEnery Gallery, New York, NY. NEW YORK, NY .-Miles McEnery Gallery is presenting an exhibition of recent works by Tom LaDuke, on view 24 June through 31 July 2021 at 525 West 22nd Street. The exhibition marks the culmination of work created over the last few years, including nine paintings and one sculpture, and is accompanied by a fully illustrated publication featuring an essay by Daniel Spauldi...

BOILER ROOM: Discussing DC Protests and Political Chaos in America Patrick Henningsen, Daniel Spaulding, and Basil Valentine about this week’s dramatic events in the Capitol building in Washington DC, and what it really means and where these seemingly chaotic events will be heading in the coming weeks, and through 2021. Listen: