by Mark Sheerin | Nov 7, 2014 | Blog
In the popular imagination, bookshops in Notting Hill may be where bumbling Englishmen meet Hollywood filmstars. Last night it was where a bumbling art writer, played by myself, got to meet some of the UK’s most successful bloggers. The venue was Book and Kitchen, who...
by Guest | Sep 13, 2013 | Blog
Guest Post by Mark Sheerin Art needs networks, and the 20th century testifies to that. There could never have been a lone fauvist, a solitary cubist, an isolated futurist, etc, etc. The avant garde loves company, and, without it, could never have made the great...
by Nicholas O'Brien | Mar 25, 2013 | Blog
In the past couple weeks a myriad of media outlets have been chomping at the bit to comment on the first sale of a piece of art made on the rapidly rising social media platform Vine. The work in question was made by Angela Washko and presented at the Moving Image...
by Claudine Isé | Mar 2, 2011 | Blog
Just a few quick newsy items for this midweek: *First up, the most significant story of the week (to my mind): Columbia College Journalism professor Dan Sinker — the founder of Punk Planet, no less — was revealed as the @MayorEmanuel Tweeter!...
by Christopher Hudgens | Nov 23, 2010 | Blog
Kate has done her 30 days, she has her $10,000 and I am sure a stack of non-disclosure agreements signed. The experiment is over and so begins the postmortem. The irony is it is almost pointless doing a review of the job that Kate McGroarty did over the last 30 days...
