by Claudine Isé | Nov 9, 2009 | Blog
Someone just sent me a link to this story with the comment “Yeah, they got that right.” CNNMoney’s website reports that curators are among the worst paid and most nerve-wracked professionals. My own personal experience in the field supports such...
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by Christopher Hudgens | Nov 9, 2009 | Blog
I could present this in the form it should be experenced in which is one of: On Sept. 9, 2009 I experienced something that I still am having trouble believing happened to me. I came into the possession of a cassette tape containing a Beatles album that was never...
by Christopher Hudgens | Nov 9, 2009 | Blog, TV
The Dubai Fountain which was announced in June of 2008 by developer Burj Dubai has officially been opened. At an estimated cost of $218 Million USD or 800 Million AED the fountain is the largest and most complex of it’s kind. Surpassing the Fountains of Bellagio...
by Guest | Nov 6, 2009 | Blog
Guest post by Jen Gillespie Walker Arts Center October 31, 2009- January 24, 2010 The Show was also at the Whitney and the MOCA Opening Lecture Saturday October 31st with the curators from all three galleries as well as the band Japanther. Last weekend I made a...
by Claudine Isé | Nov 5, 2009 | Blog
What’s the latest trend in trendy art openings events? Food orgies, preferably food generated by felled trees and lots and lots of dead animals dripping (oh sorry, I meant “drizzled”) with honey. And cakes delivered by bare-breasted women (all...
by Claudine Isé | Nov 4, 2009 | Blog
In a piece titled Public Opinion written late last week for Artforum.com, Claire Bishop reports on Creative Time’s Summit on “Revolutions in Public Practice” held at the New York Public Library a few weeks ago. The summit presented an overview of...
