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Giving FOOD its due: “FOOD 1971/2013”

by Matthew Shen Goodman
TINA GIROUARD, Carol Goodden, Jonathan Horowitz, Matthew Day Jackson at Frieze New York May 9th - May 13th
Posted 5/9/13

This year’s Frieze New York fair sees the Projects portion of its programming celebrating FOOD, the historic restaurant-artwork hybrid most associated with artist Gordon Matta-Clark. While the Projects’ inaugural theme was turning Randall’s Island into a “fantasy world,” according to curator Cecilia Alemani, its second year focuses on “basic actions such as eating, drinking, speaking and praying… [engaging] the ritualistic dimension of the fair and the unique landscape of the island.”... [more]

Boisterous, Engaging and Devastating

by Andrew Roberts
He An, Francesco Clemente, Ira Cohen, George Condo, Cyprien Gaillard, Ryan Gander, Brion Gysin, Keith Haring, Damien Hirst, David Hockney, Nancy Holt, Jonathan Horowitz, Jitish Kallat, Hyungkoo Lee, Annie Leibovitz, Robert Mapplethorpe, Lisa Oppenheim, Russell Oxley, John Russell, T.V. Santhosh, Robert Smithson, Mungo Thomson, Guido van de Werve, Banks Violette, Linda Weiss at Royal Academy of Arts December 8th, 2008 - January 19th, 2009
Posted 12/22/08

Having never been to the Royal Academy of Arts before I was alarmed at quite how unwelcoming the entrance and ticket room is; however, do persevere through the initial battle just to enter the gallery as what lies ahead is a real treat! It is immediately clear that this season of exhibitions and performances is a vivacious accumulation of important artists that are intelligently expanding the parameters of the contemporary art scene. GSK Contemporary, Part 2: Collision Course is boisterous... [more]

NY Fall Previews: Art World Gullivers and Lilliputians

by Trong Gia Nguyen
Posted 7/17/08

The art world Gulliver, power-napping in the fantasy land of excitable Gallery Girl Lilliputians, reawakens after Labor Day to the trumpeting of purring, promising shows that will inevitably uplift the spirit ratings or go down deep dark waters with the centennial of Titanic’s sinking. Just as Swift’s traveler encounters the range of human goodities and lameassness, so too our subway sojourns take us from the west end taverns of Chelsea eastward on the limping L to the faraway lands of beard... [more]