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A pioneer of the Conceptual art movement, he used words as his métier more than any other artist of his generation.

Featured in Can Artists Use Their Sale Contracts to Game the System? 50 years ago, a manifesto by Seth Siegelaub reimagined what economic justice could look like in the arts Graphic for KADIST’s new Artist Contract, 2020. Courtesy: KADIST In March 1971, a broadside boldly labelled The Artist’s Reserved Rights Transfer and Sale Agreement rolled off an independent press in New York. Across the poster’s front was a manifesto by Seth Siegelaub, the innovative conceptual art curator-publisher and former dealer, outlining ‘some generally acknowledged inequities in the a...

School janitor arrested on child porn charges passed N.J. background check, superintendent says Updated Feb 15, 2021; A former school janitor facing multiple child pornography charges passed state and local background checks before he was hired to work in Essex County schools, the district’s superintendent said Friday. Christopher M. Lucas, 30, of Clifton in Passaic County, worked for the North Caldwell Public School System from September 2020 until his arrest on Thursday. Lucas, who worked in a “non-teaching staff position,” no longer works for the district, Superintendent of Schools ...

The meeting was held online because of the coronavirus pandemic. Because it was the last regular meeting of the year, the proposed ordinances would have to be introduced again in 2021. One of those tabled would have removed a stop sign at the intersection of Beachmont Terrace and Hamilton Drive East. The stop sign was approved in 2018 to try to slow speeding on Beachmont near Grandview School. Residents who spoke against the proposed ordinance said it would send the wrong message to drivers if the stop sign was removed without being replacing with another means of slowing traffic, such as spe...

Commonwealth and Council gallery family portrait at Elysian Park, Los Angeles. Photo: Ruben Diaz Covid-19 has laid bare the unsustainable expectations of an increasingly stratified market and the narrowing margins of both creative and financial success it yields. But the Los Angeles gallery Commonwealth & Council has revised its business plan to rethink how small and mid-level galleries can turn a profit and support their artists in both lean and flush times going forward. Started by Young Chung over a decade ago as an apartment gallery in LA’s Koreatown, Commonwealth ...