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Displaying all articles tagged:
Art World
art world
Apr. 2, 2020
The Last Days of the Art World … and Perhaps the First Days of a New One
The art that emerges in the aftermath of this crisis will look very different. The rupture will be even more dramatic for galleries and museums.
By
Jerry Saltz
art world
Oct. 18, 2018
How Does the Art World Live With Itself? I Live and Breathe It and I’m Not Sure.
I used to think the art world was at war with money, and vice versa. I’m starting to think we’re in a new equilibrium, defined by ambivalence.
By
Jerry Saltz
public art
Nov. 21, 2016
Jeff Koons Will Donate
Bouquet of Tulips
Sculpture to the People of Paris
In commemoration of 2015’s terrorist attacks there.
By
Kaitlin Fontana
Aug. 12, 2016
How Hip-Hop Producer Swizz Beatz Is Disrupting the Art World
And then disrupted the Gallery-Industrial Complex.
By
Kenny Wassus
and
Cait Munro
vulture cover story
Apr. 17, 2016
Can the Art World Take James Franco Seriously?
In conversation with Jerry Saltz, the celebrity makes a case for his art.
By
Jerry Saltz
Apr. 17, 2016
Can the Art World Take James Franco Seriously?
In conversation with Jerry Saltz, the celebrity makes a case for his art.
Jan. 5, 2015
After
NYT
Profile, Simchowitz Blathers Back
The first big article about art in 2015 isn’t about art but about how money is having sex with young artists these days.
By
Jerry Saltz
obits
Mar. 3, 2013
Saltz on Critic Thomas McEvilley, 1939–2013
The father of art world multiculturalism has died.
By
Jerry Saltz
arty
July 23, 2010
Animal Collective, Darren Aronofsky Will Judge the Guggenheim’s YouTube Contest
Also: Takashi Murakami, Ryan McGinley, Laurie Anderson …
By
Amos Barshad
the industry
July 7, 2010
Whitney on the Cusp: The Key to the Museum’s Expansion Downtown
Its current shows are great. But the institution must keep one priority in mind as they plan their second location.
By
Jerry Saltz
artsy
June 15, 2010
YouTube in the Guggenheim? Go for It!
Some folks are up in arms over a proposed show of YouTube videos at the museum.
By
Jerry Saltz
fondly
June 14, 2010
Artists and Others Remember Sigmar Polke
“A freak of the grandest order.”
By
Jerry Saltz
auctions
May 11, 2010
The Sad Spectacle of the Blockbuster Art Auction
On Tuesday, another first-class work will likely disappear into the hands of a private collector who may never lend it again.
By
Jerry Saltz
art
Mar. 12, 2010
Saltz: Remembering Dia
The museum closes for good tonight, and there will always be the terrible feeling that it didn’t have to be this way.
By
Jerry Saltz
art world
Jan. 20, 2010
Deitch’s Last Show: Shepard Fairey Portraits
This exhibition will be his first and last under Deitch’s mantle.
By
Erica Orden
art world
Jan. 20, 2010
Why New York Will Miss Jeffrey Deitch
What the Jeff Koons of art dealers gave the city.
By
Jerry Saltz
art world
Jan. 20, 2010
How Deitch’s MOCA Gig Changes the Art World
Who’s up, and who’s down.
By
Alexandra Peers
art world
Jan. 11, 2010
Jeffrey Deitch Named Museum Director of Los Angeles MOCA
You heard it here first.
By
Mark Graham
art world
Jan. 10, 2010
LA MOCA Set to Name Jeffrey Deitch Director
Deitch would be the first gallery owner to run an American museum.
By
Jerry Saltz
obit
Dec. 11, 2009
Remembering Thomas Hoving, Visionary (and Wonderfully Vulgar) Met Director
Hoving was a madman, and of a specific type: the utterly fearless, patrician vulgarian.
By
Christopher Bonanos
equal-arty
Dec. 11, 2009
Saltz on Art’s Triumph: Women Win Slim Majority in Next Whitney Biennial
This will prove once and for all that women artists are no better and no worse than their male counterparts.
By
Jerry Saltz
art
Nov. 11, 2009
Saltz: Money, Insularity, and a Huge Controversy for the New Museum
I sorely want to defend the New Museum. Unfortunately, the institution may have outsmarted itself.
By
Jerry Saltz