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So What's New?
John Haberin New York City
The latest, from around New York—and beyond—with full-length reviews of more than 1600 artists. It may add up to art's first hyperbook as guide, text, and reference ever. And check this site's home page blog, now with extended news and views updated from day to day (most often, first thing Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays). Recent entries take up the treacherous art market and the New Objectivity.
NEW Full-Length Reviews
- Art runs short of cash and ideas
- I look for what is left to say
- Friedrich flies you to the moon
- Now political art bears witness
- People are Weegee's spectacle
- Mondrian looks on from above
- Andre sets a path toward art
- Rembrandt talks with god
- Art gets old-time that religion
- A factory becomes a garden
Other recent full-length reviews look at Trenton Doyle Hancock and Philip Guston, Alvaro Urbano and Scott Burton, Delauney's Orphism, Vermeer's reserve, "Vital Signs," MoMA's Lillie P. Bliss, Enzo Camacho and Marco Brambilla, Black Egypt, Alvin Ailey, La Trienal, art and a critic's words, Elizabeth Catlett and Jacob Lawrence, Renaissance Siena, Thomas Schutte and KAWS, Egon Schiele, materials in motion, and Brooklyn's museum anniversary.
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