by Christopher Hudgens | Dec 14, 2007 | Blog
New York Magazine has published their “Best in Art 07” with their choices for the top shows in 10 different categories as well as Best Debut and Failure. Debatable highlights include: Best Show: Matthew Barney’s performance with Dog, Band, Bull,...
by Duncan | Dec 14, 2007 | Blog
Now there are a lot of reasons to love David Robbins. His book is great. He is very funny. He is genuinely insightful about art and life. He was really hard on Duncan as a student. He looks great in scarves. And he might be right on about how creative individuals can...
by Christopher Hudgens | Dec 13, 2007 | Blog
The 6th annual Art Basel Miami Beach closed Sunday reporting a higher overall attendance, more gallery participation and more international media coverage than in past years. Messe Schweiz, the art fair’s owner, reported 43,000 visitors attended the fair, which...
by Duncan | Dec 13, 2007 | Blog
Last week it was announced that Mark Wallinger would be the recipient of this years Turner prize. Lucky for all of Chicago as he still has a show up at Donald Young Gallery. More on the Turner Prize 2007 More on Donald Young Gallery
by Christopher Hudgens | Dec 12, 2007 | Blog
The Art Institute of Chicago announced yesterday that the Gauguin ceramic sculpture “The Faun” which has been on display for about a decade is infact a forgery by Shaun Greenhalgh who is part of a larger family of forgers that has been under investigation...
by Christopher Hudgens | Dec 12, 2007 | Blog
New Zealand artist Makoure Scott paid $200,000 for a seat on the inaugural flight of Virgin Galactic. Scott is expected to be the first professional artist to draw in space. Scott is a painter and environmental artist who incorporates elements of Maori and Pakeha...
