Archive for December 2018
$30 million facelift for Houston’s Rothko Chapel has begun
Over the past few years, the Mark Rothko board have been quietly redesigning the campus and building of the Rothko Chapel with help from New York-based Architecture Research Office. This […]
Howard Read says Cheim & Read will leave the ‘Castelli Model’ of business behind
In an Art Basel Miami Beach art market talk called ‘The Future of the Artist and Gallerist Relationship,’ a panel discussed the evolving art fair scene and its implications on […]
Annette Messager’s imaginary love affair with Giacometti
A surprising, often subversive carte blanche on view at the Giacometti Institute through January 13, 2019, pairs works by contemporary French artist Annette Messager with those by Swiss sculptor Alberto […]
Filming the state of the world… and of oneself
My latest cinematic article shines a spotlight on two filmmakers, Olivier Assayas and Mia Hansen Løve, who were lovers in the past. Non-fiction, the latest film by Assayas, poses the […]
In conversation with gallery owner Maria Lund
Maria Lund is the director of the gallery bearing her name located on rue de Turenne in Le Marais. In an interview for Art Critique she outlines her concept of […]
Glenstone Museum: a passion project uniting art, architecture, and nature
100 acres of rolling countryside make for an unusual location for a fine arts museum but that is exactly where Mitchell and Emily Rales have developed Glenstone Museum, a not-for-profit […]
Postrauma – Coping in a post-capitalist society
How does a post-capitalist society cope with trauma? An exhibition that opened last Friday is giving a pessimistic, almost drab answer to that question in Santiago. Jorge Brantmayer, Victor Castillo, Catalina Gonazalez, Angie Saiz, and Joaquin Segura […]
