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Newspaper magazine and New York's 1960s LGBTQ community | Christie's

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The lost New York City publication that reappeared in a closet

Between 1968 and 1971, Steven Lawrence and Peter Hujar published 14 issues of ‘Newspaper’ — an underground tabloid that contained no text, only photographs

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Entropy and the New Monuments - Artforum International

His angle was The End. A rollicking disquisition on Minimalism’s debt to science fiction, B-movies, and the second law of thermodynamics, Robert Smithson’s Artforum debut, “Entropy and the New Monuments,” linked the so-called primary structures of artists such as Donald Judd, Dan Flavin, and Sol Dewitt to entropy, that universal force of decay, which erodes everything into an all-engulfing sameness. “Instead of causing us to remember the past like the old monuments, the new monuments seem to cause us to forget the future,” Smithson wrote. Cynical, sure, but his essay glimmers with strange

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The critical literature on the photographer Peter Hujar’s work remains relatively slight, and that of value slighter still. One explanation for t

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The Story Behind Newspaper, Peter Hujar's Cult Photography Magazine

From 1968 to 1971, Peter Hujar and Steve Lawrence co-edited Newspaper, a queer underground photography magazine featuring the likes of Andy Warhol, Diane Arbus and Iggy Pop. Now, Primary Information has republished all their back issues

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Ted Bonin, the New York Art Gallerist Who Nurtured the Careers of Genre-Defying Artists, Has Died at Age 65

The dealer helped shape the career of many prominent artists, including Mona Hatoum, Ree Morton, and Paul Thek.

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Ted Bonin, New York Art Dealer, Dies at 65 – ARTnews.com

Ted Bonin, a cofounder of New York's beloved Alexander and Bonin gallery, has died at 65.

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Ann Wilson, last survivor of an influential art scene, dies at 91

Ann Wilson was a painter who rose to prominence among the art luminaries who clustered in an industrial stretch of lower Manhattan in the late 1950s, creating an eruption of art between the peak of abstract expressionism and the burst of pop art.

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Ann Wilson, Last Survivor of an Influential Art Scene, Dies at 91

Working from a gritty loft in Lower Manhattan in the late 1950s, she made abstract paintings on quilts that brought a fine-art sensibility to a folk art.

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